@Tinkeringbell Imagine if God saw America and decided capitalism is a great economically feasible idea for the afterlife. You get to buy the body you are going to be reborn with.
@Tinkeringbell well, your "bad karma" debt in one life in the Manusya (man) realm could cause you to be reborn in the Tiryak (animals) one so... you took your debt with you.
@Tinkeringbell Sounds like sound advice but I have had this horrible realization that I might possess what is commonly referred to as "conscience" and it's such a bother
Though some similar things are expressed more often than you think in healthcare
> It also has its limits. Over the past few months, the Community Management team has been working diligently to understand the boundaries of the systems we rely on, and seriously evaluate the question: will they carry us forward for another ten years?
Um, leave well enough alone? Anyone?
Oh I see.
Titles, shiny titles. Who doesn't like shiny titles.
I installed Gitlab on a Fedora 17 server following this guide and I believe everything works fine, except that I cannot add ssh keys or push my local repository to the server.
When trying to add a SSH key via the web interface I get the message "Fingerprint cannot be generated"
When I try to p...
Mind you, I am not lamenting the closure. I am unsure it was Off Topic specifically
Right now, you basically told the new user "nope, won't help you, go elsewhere"
Not a nice first experience.
While maybe they could have uses some actual "hey, your question is written very poorly, here is how to improve it. Also, it may be a dupe, check here"
@SPArcheon doesn't matter, once a new user (or even not new) would see "your question is written very poorly" they'll get raged up, see it as toxic and consider it as personal offense.
Not to mention downvotes, that's really like burning them alive.
@starball That sort of method requires active work. Ideally system guards against fraud are passive and can run unattended. Both would be ideal, but at the very least, the first one to be adopted should be the passive one. — TylerH8 mins ago
@KevinB compared to what? registered feedback? I don't think that comparison is interesting at all. obviously anonymous feedback is proportionally more negative than registered feedback. the populations aren't the same between them. way more people can't downvote
many people who can give registered positive feedback can only give anonymous negative feedback.
right, you expect there to be some difference, but 40% vs 4%? there's a very real question there to be answered as far as how... useful that indicator is if taken at face value
@TylerH do you think the voting system follow the principle of "passive by default" in handling voting fraud?
@KevinB I tried to dig a little because you got me interested. what expected to find is that people with 125 proportionally cast more downvotes than people with below 125 rep. weirdly, unless I'm doing something wrong (which I very well could be), I found the opposite. data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/revision/1821006/2212731
I installed Gitlab on a Fedora 17 server following this guide and I believe everything works fine, except that I cannot add ssh keys or push my local repository to the server.
When trying to add a SSH key via the web interface I get the message "Fingerprint cannot be generated"
When I try to p...
