Which you for some reason took to mean that I'd put in effort, instead of being a sign that you should go post on Webmasters and I'd take credit for the idea. ;)
@drachenstern By the way, hg archive exports an unversioned copy of a given repository...so depending on your environment I guess you could automatically archive certain pieces from dev into the directory that you build from? Not sure if that's the "proper" way, though.
@drachenstern That's setting me up for a comment, but I'm going to bite my tongue. :P
@drachenstern Yeah, I haven't actually used it, so results not guaranteed, but if my understanding of the command description is correct it may be what you're looking for.
This is a small point (some would say pedantic) concerning the following diagram that currently appears on the About page of Stack Overflow and other Stack Exchange sites:
(This is an attachment. Here is the original link.)
It is labeled as a Venn diagram, both by the name of the file (venn-d...
Hrm. Userscript can't just look at the page title and get rid of anything before a "-". The question title could contain a "-" and if the question title also contained the tag, then you'd be chopping off actual question title
Though easy enough to just pull from the question title element.
I believe they've done it for SEO reasons to try and stop the scrapers being ranked higher. As for the ones you linked that don't have it, seems like if the tag is already in the title, it won't duplicate it.
I've asked a related question on Webmasters.
@CodingGorilla True that
@Rebecca specifically:
> This is correct. This was done because the search engines like it that way; for purposes of SEO: to optimize our search rankings
These are all taken from here. A lot of these don't seem to work on newer shells, but they're still possible to laugh at.
% make fire
Make: Don't know how to make fire. Stop.
% why not?
No match.
% gotta light?
No match.
% !1984
1984: Event not found. # (on some systems)
% How's...
@Zypher +1 for Cartman, but -0.5 because I was hoping it was something to do with Rovio! even though there was all the indication in the world it wasn't. :P
@Zypher Good, good. Just in case you decide to take revenge and shut off a server on us or anything, remember that @RebeccaChernoff is the one who doesn't like coffee.
If Zypher shuts off a server, I'm blaming it on David/Jason for giving Matt a badge for the alert(false). I fear that all the team members will try to get a badge... |:
So anyway, what I was going to follow that link up with was: That's what I hear in my head every time somebody uses "Internet" without "The", or even worse, as a verb.
Hey all, there was a blog post about stack becoming the biggest tech site on the web but I can't seem to find it, anyone able to point me in the direction?
I tried to unlock my laptop's screen, using synercg (a keyboard screen sharing keyboard program) from my iMac. I guess it didn't take and instead, half my password ended up inside a code file in my IDE
You're using subversion and you accidentally checkin some code before it's ready. For example, I often: a) checkin some code, then b) edit a little, then c) hit up, enter to repeat the previous command which unfortunately was a checkin.
Is it possible to retract such an accidental checkin from t...
@RebeccaChernoff Not exactly half. I'm not going to say if it was more, less, or how much of it. I've already given enough information to make the situation less secure :-)
@BrantBobby I've pulled that before. For a while I started making sure IM/IRC windows weren't in focus when I locked my computer, until I fixed the keyboard capturing
@TheUnhandledException Yeah, Subversion stores transaction information in a database. The only way to get a plain-text-ish view is by dumping, which you can do selectively with svndumpfilter
@drachenstern Did something fail, or have you gone crazy? :P
@TheUnhandledException I mean, it's not terrible to do...presumably you have access to the repository server...but I guess it'd depend on how important it was to you.
So that last question of mine prompts me to crack a joke about non-CS wives being abhorent to those sorts of answers, as we CS people tend to do ... but then I had the thought: Do non-CS husbands behave the same if CS wives do that?
@TheUnhandledException As would be the fact that you're comfortable with the password and don't notice where it's getting keyed in at ;) ... :p ... has it been 45?
So @RebeccaChernoff do non-CS dudes get upset at (F | T) yes responses or do CS chicks just not answer like that?
I doubt any other devs will ever notice anything strange about the SQL statement SELECT $table.* FROM $table RIGHT JOIN hunter2hunter2!1234512345 ON $table1.id = $table2.font_id...
so groups can only contain 3000 members, which doesn't jibe with the fact that "Domain Users" is supposed to contain every user, and plenty of orgs have >3000 users, so...
@RebeccaChernoff :393007 @drachenstern Did something fail, or have you gone crazy? :P > :393008 @TimStone I think so ... notice a single response to a question with two predicates. Nominally the answerer should ack the appropriate predicate when answering the question, or neg the appropriate predicate, as ... appropriate. However I've noticed a tendency of us CS geeks to not do so and it be acceptable. But with non-CS I haven't noticed that same acceptance.
the primary group is a property on the user object that just contains a rid, and to figure out what group that represents you have to concatenate that string value to the end of a freakin' sid and query AD for that SID, which gives you the primary group
@BrantBobby Ah... Well, my important logic only checks that the group has rights to a resource - so provided the internal ACL-checking is aware of this implementation detail, I should be fine.
@RebeccaChernoff But I'm a CS-male, so my experience is likely to be different from that of a CS-female, so thought I would ask you if you had noticed if CS-females tended to do that too ... and if so, do non-CS people give you funny responses?
seriously chat, you think I'm spamming with two longish quotes?
This experience has given me a good idea for a new password though.... IWillLookBeforePressingEnter!#!IWillLookBeforePressingEnter!#!#IWillNotPressEntereNowUntillIAmVerySure...
This is a small point (some would say pedantic) concerning the following diagram that currently appears on the About page of Stack Overflow and other Stack Exchange sites:
(This is an attachment. Here is the original link.)
It is labeled as a Venn diagram, both by the name of the file (venn-d...
I believe they've done it for SEO reasons to try and stop the scrapers being ranked higher. As for the ones you linked that don't have it, seems like if the tag is already in the title, it won't duplicate it.
I've asked a related question on Webmasters.
These are all taken from here. A lot of these don't seem to work on newer shells, but they're still possible to laugh at.
% make fire
Make: Don't know how to make fire. Stop.
% why not?
No match.
% gotta light?
No match.
% !1984
1984: Event not found. # (on some systems)
% How's...
