This question disgusts me personally and I don't believe it should be part of the stackexchange network. Outward, blatant and unapologetic misoginy should not be permissible on Stack Exchange as a whole. Im sorry but the fact that not only has this user not been banned already, but that this ques...
This is just downright sad.
And I just know he's going to spend the next few days arguing with me in the comments...
I had worked for a company which turned out to be family business. Because I did not want any part in certain business activities, I quit - and surprisingly was even allowed to do so, but of course under obligation to never talk about it.
While I had jobs before and afterwards, this is my only ...
Is there a place on the Workplace.SE where we can get book suggestions? I am thinking of an example question at StackOverflow here in the C++ tag, which has a nice long list of good introductory/medium/advanced books; the "question" is locked (to indicate that this isn't a good question on the si...
There are a lot of items tagged resume, however the proper spelling is résumé. Is it possible to make the resume tag be an alias of a résumé tag? I know that the é is supported in taxonomy because I can see those characters in http://french.stackexchange.com/
No problem, keep in mind that I'm not sure your question is on-topic there either! I'd normally advise you to join the chat there to find out but as a new user you won't have the rep for it. A moderator can give you access to this site's chat where we're not so strict about stuff being on-topic. — Lilienthal21 secs ago
@enderland Can you drop Laura a superping in case she wants to join chat?
No
As in: we can, but we shouldn't.
In modern English resume and résumé are pretty much interchangeable. Over time, loan words in American English seem to lose their diacritic marks as they lose their link to the original language. British English generally prefers CV over either.
Since both a...
Ah, fair enough. Don't worry about it though, I tend to use more pretentious words than is good for me. :)
As for the bars, in my defense they were far from dingy. They actually played some good music but mixed in Chennai Express remixes and stuff like that in occasionally.
Which sounded pretty good, though that could have been due to the alcohol I guess. ;)
@cwallenpoole Updated my post: diacritic marks break tag syntax in questions and answers. Enough of a reason to go for a firm no on this in my opinion. — Lilienthal16 secs ago
This is a pretty big oversight.
@enderland Yeah I'm really not a fan of edits like that.
My thoughts:
As a non-French speaker, I do not have an easy way to make the é character on my Windows keyboard I use at work (at home I have a mac and mac users can fairly easily if they are savvy, but most probably don't realize this?). I will still type "resume" 100% of the time, both for the ...
I'm sure it's happened numerous times. One time is in "Night Terrors," where Data is talking to Picard in the captain's ready room. Picard is slowly losing his mind (just as the rest of the crew is), and he is speaking to Data about this:
PICARD: It appears that I am not immune to the strange...
Recently, it came up that there does not seem to be a way to support é in the tagging syntax. This seemed like a bizarre unicode bug at first (something which would be especially bizarre from a company which was founded by Spolsky) but then I ran an experiment. I went to create a question in stac...