Was looking for a more live approach, but it appears you have to fetch all the comments and do the querying / filtering yourself. api.stackexchange.com/docs/comments
there's probably a good reason for this, but streaming WMP from an FTP folder disables a few features in wmp. This is probably because of unknown filesize etc.
But could there be a way to avoid this? I have been thinking of some form of a local cache of the files. But that would require one to f...
Wow... getting a migration from English.SE must be a first. I remember when we migrated a question TO English.SE once upon a time. — nhinkleMar 31 '11 at 21:23
@nhinkle: We've been interested in your site for a long time. This is just a trial run, a probe. If it works out for us — if your atmosphere is breathable, etc. — you may expect the death ships to arrive before long. — RobustoApr 1 '11 at 17:07
@OliverSalzburg I loved FB but after using SU I came to know that Zukerburg is not good at privacy policies and some other facts which makes me to hate it
I am running Ubuntu 11.10 in my VPS and it's occupying quite a lot of my disk space, how do I remove the packages that are not being currently needed/used by any program ?
The StackExchange chat engine seems to be rather nice. Are there desktop chat clients that implements similar chat?
Required features:
Linux and Windows support;
Offline message delivery;
Showing notifications in tray (so web-based solutions probably won't work);
Multi-user chat;
Some privacy ...
I've always wondered about this, if this is a myth or if there's a certain explanation to it... But does a computer really get any notable slower and gets a reduce of "lifetime" when installing something on it? I just cannot see how, if someone would be so nice to explain why.
Well the SSD/hardd...
The StackExchange chat engine seems to be rather nice. Are there desktop chat clients that implements similar chat?
Required features:
Linux and Windows support;
Offline message delivery;
Showing notifications in tray (so web-based solutions probably won't work);
Multi-user chat;
Some privacy ...
You can [run a IRC server on your own computer](github.com/ghewgill/soirc) which you can connect to using any IRC client, this IRC server serves as a translating proxy between the Stack Exchange chat and your IRC client. Since it is written in Python and uses IRC, it can be used on any platform.
All the other features boil down to your IRC client...
This is a hypothetical question about how a CPU operates. If I purchase two identical CPUs, and use one long term (say one year), will it be identical in speed to the unused CPU? Will the number of clock cycles, latency of requests, etc on the used CPU be less than that of the unused CPU?
A supp...
For example, while looking at a beta site in chat, and receiving a notification from someone on a [su] chat room, the icon in the notification will have the default Stack Exchange icon:
It would be great if it had the icon of the site to which the chat room (from which the message originated) ...
This would be only helpful when you chatting on more than one SE network. But if you are using only SU or SO chat room then obviously you already know that from which network you have got the reply.
But although it would be nice to see that feature on Desktop notification.
Bonus Tip #2: Lower the graphics use. You can do shutting off fancy graphic drivers. Graphics cards (video cards) use as much or more power today as hard disks
@kevin I think then it would maximize the battery life in safe mode
I am running Ubuntu 11.10 in my VPS and it's occupying quite a lot of my disk space, how do I remove the packages that are not being currently needed/used by any program ?
The StackExchange chat engine seems to be rather nice. Are there desktop chat clients that implements similar chat?
Required features:
Linux and Windows support;
Offline message delivery;
Showing notifications in tray (so web-based solutions probably won't work);
Multi-user chat;
Some privacy ...
For example, while looking at a beta site in chat, and receiving a notification from someone on a [su] chat room, the icon in the notification will have the default Stack Exchange icon:
It would be great if it had the icon of the site to which the chat room (from which the message originated) ...
This would be only helpful when you chatting on more than one SE network. But if you are using only SU or SO chat room then obviously you already know that from which network you have got the reply.
But although it would be nice to see that feature on Desktop notification.
