SARRIS good day I need help . running tor onion browser bundle on a Panasonic Toughbook cf-29 running on 32bit 14.04 Ubuntu oS only . Microsoft windows has been removed out of the thoughbook . like you to send to me a how to run tor onion browser via command prompt on a Panasonic thoughbook ...
The only problem with it is that if you try to edit it again without reloading the page, it doesn't show up.
It might have something to do with parseInt(rows[rowNum].children[rows[rowNum].children.length - 2].style.left) + 25 + "px";, but I doubt it. It always tells me that rows[rowNum].children is undefined since I updated it to allow editing on edit pages in addition to inline.
@Unihedron Correction: the button shows up for answers, even though it doesn't work, but the button doesn't show up at all for closed questions.
So odd...
The only reason I did the whole rows[rowNum] thing was so that you could edit multiple posts at once; otherwise, I would have just done rows[0] to simplify things.
Need opinion, these 2 questions are basically asking the same question: stackoverflow.com/q/6598881 and stackoverflow.com/q/16606905. So I'm thinking of closing (flagging) one as dupe of the other, but which one is the better dupe candidate?
I just googled it and researched a bit. It's (mis)used as a line terminator \n, \r\n and code block terminator (;), and evidently a color scheme in Vim is called terminator as well. A problematic tag, the vim questions should be closed for general software.
I single-handedly retagged about 40 questions, I hope no-one murders me.
@gung Now you've made this an empty thread. You're brute-forcing a post and making it VLQ; It's an incorrect use of your editing privileges. Don't do that. — Unihedron25 secs ago
@gung Now you've made this an empty thread. You're brute-forcing a post and making it VLQ; It's an incorrect use of your editing privileges. Don't do that. — Unihedron26 secs ago
slowly-changing-dimension
The tag has to go. It's not useful, has no tag wiki, sounds unprofessional, and only has two questions under it. It does seem like it's a feature provided by SQL Server, but then it's a meta tag that shouldn't exist.
@lostsock: Add you name to this list too, you deserve to be in the meme for changing your display name frequently : meta.stackexchange.com/a/26518/245167
> Tell your friend this: A smart man knows that tomato is a fruit and not a vegetable, a wise man know that you don't put tomato in a fruit salad. stackoverflow.com/a/26091410/2982225
hi i'm trying to setup cocos2dx in ubuntu 14.04 LTS but after setting the environmental variables I start getting this error
bash: export: dev/cocos2d-x-3.2/tools/cocos2d-console/bin': not a valid identifier
bash: export:/home/john/android': not a valid identifier
bash: export: dev/android-ndk...
To me, this is the same as trying to ban curse words -- it's a fundamentally broken and bad idea.
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2008/10/obscenity-filters-bad-idea-or-incredibly-intercoursing-bad-idea.html
For every one we detect (even if we do an INSANELY EXPENSIVE HTTP REQUEST on every unkn...
@JanDvorak If it gets to be too persistent we can block a range of unicode I believe, but that's just escalating an arms race. Once you block something, they figure out you've matched it, and give you something else instead.
SARRIS good day I need help . running tor onion browser bundle on a Panasonic Toughbook cf-29 running on 32bit 14.04 Ubuntu oS only . Microsoft windows has been removed out of the thoughbook . like you to send to me a how to run tor onion browser via command prompt on a Panasonic thoughbook ...
slowly-changing-dimension
The tag has to go. It's not useful, has no tag wiki, sounds unprofessional, and only has two questions under it. It does seem like it's a feature provided by SQL Server, but then it's a meta tag that shouldn't exist.
