Ok, we've been giving @marcGravell a hard time and we acknowledge it, so I had this bright idea to actually put in support ticket on it so SOIS can prioritize it. When the notification creates its toast it the toast should go away and we do already have a bit of precedent for it and there is alr...

Why did I get -1 vote for both questions I asked regarding Stack Overflow? Is it something like bullying on this site?

Hi all. I'm Jin, and I'll be working on the designs for the Stack Exchange sites as they graduate from the beta phase. Each site will have its own unique theme that will reflect its topic. However, all sites will share quite a bit of common elements so they feel like they're part of the Stack Exc...

Ok, we've been giving @marcGravell a hard time and we acknowledge it, so I had this bright idea to actually put in support ticket on it so SOIS can prioritize it. When the notification creates its toast it the toast should go away and we do already have a bit of precedent for it and there is alr...

Is it possible to run Gnome instead of Finder on Mac OS X Snow Leopard? How?

Put the sound or audio into your res/raw folder(you may have to create it) and only your app will have access to it. Here is how you can play it Android Audio

I am trying to add an object to an arraylist but when I view the results of the array list, it keeps adding the same object over and over to the arraylist. I was wondering what the correct way to implement this would be. public static ArrayList<Contact> parseContacts(String responseDa...

The accepted answer to the question, "How often is reputation recalculated?", states that your reputation can be recalculated by a mod on request. Other than posting this question, how can I request this?

Saw a comment in the question about increasing the cost/effect of downvotes on reputation that rep recalc is irrelevant because, in their words, it will "only happen 2-3 times in a lifetime." I was under the impression that it happened relatively frequently. How often does reputation get recalc...

Say I post an answer on a recently asked question, yet a FGITW scenario means that so do about a half dozen other SO users. My answer might get a handful of upvotes, but ultimately someone else gets the green check. Since all of the answers are roughly saying the same thing, I go ahead and delete...