All of the sudden the Application Switcher's graphics breaks:
Restart does help, but became a nuisance. How can I kill it? Restart it?
UPDATE: Logging off fixed this.
the guy logged out and back in and it seems to have solved his problem
this question will most likely never get an accepted answer. would it be better to close it, so that people with the same symptoms (but not the simple solution) can ask again?
I just checked my reputation history page in "My profile" and for some days, it shows 0 reputation gained/lost without any further descriptions.
Given below screenshot for reference -
I know this means on that day my reputation score had some changes, maybe some acceptance and some downvote o...
I tried to post the following comment and it claims it was less than 15 when it was more.
Based on Tim's comment and testing I believe it would not let me post because with @Shadow removed it is less than 15. However, the characters left message indicates I have passed the 15 character minimum t...
As the title says, why does this 0 rep day show up in the screenshot? If a day has 0 rep, it was probably not very productive. So, why not classify it as idle and not show it like SO does for all idle days?
I have no idea why this shows up, I probably had some rep and then lost it. If that's tru...
Yeah, I was kind of iffy if they were actually duplicates since the old one isn't as clear about the issue being there's nothing displayed (ignoring the huge image of course). They should probably be retagged as either support or bug (more likely) too.
Why does the chrome page speed extension report a score that is orders of magnitude better than the score that I get from google for the same page using my API key? Caching?
@TimPost Hmm, it shouldn't...In the FAQ they mention that it uses a different rendering engine and user agent (although I'd be surprised if they were using something that was drastically different from Chrome), but eh...what about network location?
@Moshe Well, it's quite simple. If you take the current age of programming idols, factor in the life expectancy of their gender (which is overwhelmingly male), you'll quickly conclude that the banner will be quite busy serving a rather unintended (and to many, quite annoying) purpose.
Alas, Dennis Ritchie is no longer with us.
But I don't see a Dennis Ritchie quote on Stack Overflow. Why is this so?
I think he deserves it. Out of 100 programmers (Stack Overflow's audience last time I checked), I expect all of them to know.
Not a rant, just an opinion.
If that can't be decided with a published algorithm, we should not be doing it.
Death has this tenacious habit of keeping the rest of us quite busy.
The banner for Jobs was an egregious mistake. It's not going to be repeated.
If you want to honor a programmer that died, go write great code.
I suggested replacing the ads with a memorial in the appropriate tags, so it's shown to people who would appreciate seeing it. Does an Andriod dev care about the man who birthed LISP dying? Probably not.
On the same token, would you invite Microsoft to Stallman's funeral? Probably not.
Everyone that cares about it probably heard about it.
Unless we have some goal other than a memorial. e.g. this person's family needs help, it's probably best to continue with business as usual. I don't mean to sound harsh or jaded, but we can't have another "Why did Jack get a banner when Joe didn't?" The simple answer is , neither get one.
I don't think this is an issue. I do this all the time to reverse downvotes and upvotes I give because:
I misunderstood the question or the answer and upon further reflection I want to change my vote.
The post was ninja edited (ie: within the 5 minute edit window) and my vote is now "wrong," bu...
To help deal with the "tactical downvoting" problem, we have radically reduced the window for undoing votes.
There is now only the very briefest of windows where you can undo a vote. (edit: this was increased to 5 minutes)
After that, the vote is permanently "locked in", until the post is edite...
For some reason, I always thought that there was some other motivation, as well.
Do you understand how much finesse it takes to do effective "tactical voting"? (as opposed to simply down-voting competing answers, which is still possible)
All of the sudden the Application Switcher's graphics breaks:
Restart does help, but became a nuisance. How can I kill it? Restart it?
UPDATE: Logging off fixed this.
I just checked my reputation history page in "My profile" and for some days, it shows 0 reputation gained/lost without any further descriptions.
Given below screenshot for reference -
I know this means on that day my reputation score had some changes, maybe some acceptance and some downvote o...
Alas, Dennis Ritchie is no longer with us.
But I don't see a Dennis Ritchie quote on Stack Overflow. Why is this so?
I think he deserves it. Out of 100 programmers (Stack Overflow's audience last time I checked), I expect all of them to know.
Not a rant, just an opinion.
Given this situation:
interface Interfaz {
void M1();
}
abstract class ClaseAbstracta : Interfaz {
public void M1() { }
public abstract Boolean M2();
}
class ClaseConcreta : ClaseAbstracta {
public override Boolean M2() { return false; }
public virtual void M3(Int32 i) { ...
To help deal with the "tactical downvoting" problem, we have radically reduced the window for undoing votes.
There is now only the very briefest of windows where you can undo a vote. (edit: this was increased to 5 minutes)
After that, the vote is permanently "locked in", until the post is edite...
