Whenever I try to scroll up in the joined chatroom (not in the trascript) the stupid javascript insists on scrolling the main window down to the last message.
@balpha Remember your good friend "ᔕᖺᘎᕊ"? what do you believe happens if you search for that user name in the user list page (es: meta.stackexchange.com/users)? :P
btw, If yes, then I want to know the current progress about this; Is there any blog/news page about it's process what is done, what is planned, what is next...... etc.
@Pandya No, you can open-source the code base while still using closed source technologies. What you're asking is using an open-source technology stack and that seems highly unlikely as they would have to re-implement major parts of the system without a clear business case.
Well, a link opens a tab; here you can press the reply button on the last SD message to see if the numbers match. Inconvenient either way but a bit less mouse movement and distraction with the latter, I guess.
Say I have a webstorm project. Every time I commit and push to github, I want WebStorm to run a certain command. I have searched on the internet on how to do this, but I can't figure it out. How can I do it? Or am I stuck with using webhooks?
If I want to make the contents of file2 match the contents of file1, I could obviously just run cp file1 file2.
However, if I want to preserve everything about file2 except the contents—owner, permissions, extended attributes, ACLs, hard links, etc., etc., then I wouldn't want to run cp.* In th...
It might be that it's close to routine for him, but is still something he's done differently... Perhaps taking a look at a change in his activity profile for the last few days?
He has been more active on MSE than he was earlier in the month...
Just to make sure, @Quill have you guys checked whether there are any hats associated with doing something to profile? (e.g. editing the about me, visiting the rep tab etc.)
Why? Can I disable it?
So I found this user. His needs nuking. Can a mod do that?
There is no views table. Only a counter that is incremented in a buffered write scheme.
