How does the "review" process work? I noticed my stats for reviews shows 0 for everything, yet I've been voting for and editing hundreds of questions and answers in the "review" section for many months now.
I just noticed my "review statistics" today, and I'm wondering if perhaps the recent account mix-ups caused this to be reset?
I'm puzzled though because I did some reviews today as well.
I also can't vote anymore (a pink box appears when I try to vote). Is there a limit on the number of votes and/or reviews one can do?
@JourneymanGeek When I click "review" (I see the option along the top), what should I be looking for? I see questions, and options to limit to the current day, quality, etc., and of course the list of questions (in the same format as if I was just looking at questions).
Should there be some other options?
I notice that "/review/" disappears from the URI, but I figured the site is just depending on the HTTP_REFERER environment variable.
when you hit, for example, review answer, it will expand - apparently using the commands there count, but not going to the page by clicking the question link and doing it
say, you click on review, then you click on close. you get an overview of the questions. clicking review question will expand, and increment your reviewed question counter by one. then editing, or commenting there will increment the relevant..
Well, I've actually used "close" on a few questions, but my review stats are just empty.
So I guess there's a problem for now.
I suspect it's related to the recent problems with my account getting mixed up with someone else's.
Perhaps I'll just wait a few days in the hopes that this will get synchronized or straightened out somehow.
Thanks!
My account must still be partly b0rked after the screwed up merge that shouldn't have happened in the first place. Heheh. I just hope this doesn't cascade to other users.
Uh oh, comment upvotes don't work now either. =(
...a blue up-arrow lingers for a while, but the number 1 never shows up.
Apparently, marriage is allowed in Elder Scrolls: Skyrim.
For example, as a Human, if I wanted to show my love for an Argonian or Khajit, and they were up for it, would I be shunned or treated differently by NPCs?
The BBFC has confirmed the existence of cannibalism in Skyrim. I'm curious as to how this aspect fits into the game: Is it quest related like in Fallout 3? Where does the quest originate? What are the pros (quest rewards, etc) and cons (reputation decrease, etc) of choosing to cannibalize?
In Morrowind, it was possible to permanently kill NPCs who were involved in the main story. This would result in a message basically informing you that you had broken the word and to reload a save if you want to make progress. In Oblivion, this was changed so that important NPCs were "knocked o...
Don't! It is a waste of time! I used to partition everything - when you reinstall the OS, you pretty much reinstall all applications anyway - and, it is hard to guess in advance what you need.... then there are loads of apps that you cant change the default to
the only time I would do it is on servers, so that you can have a separate drive for log files and stuff which is quite nice
@TomWijsman I love games! ... but, every time I try to play recently, all I can think about is work, work, work... so, it is hard to get in the mindset
Yesterday, I think, all notifications I received were detected as one comment on the electrical engineering site. I may have lost couple of notifications that way, but it looks like the problem passed.
The notifications which didn't show in inbox appeared in responses tab on my account page.
@DanielBeck You make it sound so easy :P No, to be honest, I haven't looked into it, shouldn't be that hard. But of course, we have to do more … like implementing a Web Spider
So you either had a somewhat fancy UI with Ajax (because loading results was so damn slow I didn't want to wait for 10 at once), or a pretty quick command line interface :-/
It's not possible to do this yourself. These special sidebar icons are hard-coded to use files whose names start with Toolbar in /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/, such as ToolbarDownloadsFolderIcon.icns for the Downloads folder. If placed in the sidebar, this file...
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Rosetta only, and I haven't found anything else...
Simply add user:22317 to whatever you're searching for on SU to get only high quality results!
@slhck When I was still a Deutsche Telekom customer, I always got charged 34.94€ instead of 34.95€. Don't databases have proper precision datatypes for this?
Because all they write all day long is Facebook and some MSN/ICQ/Skype chat window, where punctuation is (depending on the audience) either optional or discouraged.
Didn't you know the actual reason all those scripting languages don't require semicolons to end a statement?
@SimonSheehan No, not really, I only used to play a lot of MW2 and BFBC2 when it came out, but I haven't used it since the PSN went down earlier this year
Got to set it up right, also get myself a second screen (not only for casting purposes) so I can play it full screen.
IAStorDataMgrSvc.exe totals up for 11%, Firefox.exe for 4%.
Oh, I think I have an idea why... :D
I assigned the standard Windows driver back to my SATA controller using the Device Manager to get my eSATA working again!
So now a scheduled task or something timed has started and is now incorrectly communicating with that driver, which probably gets it into a loop that times out.
Installed those drivers some days ago to see if they enabled a certain feature in Intel SSD Toolbox, but they did not.
The only effect it had was disabling my eSATA port just like it did on my Windows 7. o_O
Be back later, thanks for helping out @DanielBeck.
I actually think this question is quite interesting and would make a good blog post. The answers are all over the place, so it'd be interesting to see someone clear it up.
I just need the result in theory. I'm not an expert in computer architecture, just a software developer.
Most of my friends think 64bit-CPU is 2 times faster than 32bit-CPU. But I think 64-CPU is 2 ^ 2 = 4 times faster than 32bit-CPU (in theory).
Which is the right answer to this question? And,...
@DanielBeck Oh, in-game. No, they work just right. :)
Stupid that I did most of the thing with "hear this device" enabled on both the Stereo Mix and Microphone. Given that the broadcasting program itself actually has its own Stereo Mix. So my background gets duplicated 2x and my microphone gets duplicates 4x...
The sound and video are quite fluent, only need to figure out how I can get the microphone loud enough without introducing background noise.
I somehow need to get it to be on +15 dB or something instead of +10 dB or +20 dB, but no idea how I could do that... :/
I recently added a video card to my computer using a PCI slot, I was hoping to be able to use a dual monitor setup using my built in VGA and my new card, but my motherboard seems to have disabled the onboard one. I was able to figure out how to switch between the two in the BIOS but not how to ru...
@slhck: 720p, 2000kbps, 30fps is supposed to be the same quality as YouTube 720p. But I guess that in the case of YouTube the audio is excluded and in my case the audio is included in that 2000kbps.
I'm not near the limits of those settings yet, I'm just increasing it gradually to find the lowest setting that's nice enough to view without actually killing my bandwidth.
I'm hoping to get the quality slightly better and the choppiness gone. Because more detailed games suffer under the current quality. I'm actually planning on streaming some StarCraft II in the future, just gonna stream some Skyrim in the near future to get the casting set up and get used to it.
The BBFC has confirmed the existence of cannibalism in Skyrim. I'm curious as to how this aspect fits into the game: Is it quest related like in Fallout 3? Where does the quest originate? What are the pros (quest rewards, etc) and cons (reputation decrease, etc) of choosing to cannibalize?
I just need the result in theory. I'm not an expert in computer architecture, just a software developer.
Most of my friends think 64bit-CPU is 2 times faster than 32bit-CPU. But I think 64-CPU is 2 ^ 2 = 4 times faster than 32bit-CPU (in theory).
Which is the right answer to this question? And,...
