when doing meme research, i check the first three images on google images and use the one that seems most relevant... which seems counter to logic for the dog has come. i get this:
@Seth this makes sense but I think I was not able to explain myself. I have clients with this is their sources.list deb http://approx:9999/smm-apt saucy non-free . On server side approx has this in its config: smm-apt s3://key:[email protected]/bucket . I want something like this, where apt-repo is on s3 and I am caching it before giving it to the requesting clients
@Mateo I watched the Swedish version first, and it held more strongly to the book... which I read in the interim. So lots of factors, but I didn't need a Kreig remix to do away with subtitles and a language you can almost understand without knowing it if you really listen.
you made me laugh a little... but no. i was more thinking the gender changing dinosaurs and checking population etc etc. seemed more well done in the book.
that clip connects to the tar use your unix bomb disarm from xkcd for me
@Mateo: it's tricky. But think of an uncompressed bitmap. If you adjust the least significant bit of each pixel value, you can store data equal to one-eighth the size of the bitmap without it being obvious that the image has changed.
Canonical answers: - You should totally drop that and try jQuery - You should totally drop that and try Firefox - You should totally drop that and try The Gimp ...
running about deleting things willy nilly despite on or off-topicness is a mistake. if it's good, but off-topic it could be useful to someone. even if it hasn't been yet, google doesn't filter search results soleley based on previous page views.
@hbdgaf the answer actually doesn't fill something that isn't already there, is just a bunch of links to outside/inside resources... If I delete all links, the answers lose all their value
I'm weighing several things already and none have been a plus to keep the Q around
This may be on the same line of this kind of a recent discussion on Unix & Linux about the same topic.
Today/Yesterday/the day before (depends when you read this) I was cleaning the tutorial tag. In fact we are not a site to ask for tutorials but to ask questions, but well, that was good and all...
so, I'm trading off having an SD card for... twice the built in space, more ram, better screen, newer version of android with the prospect of it being supported longer
We've executed our first slowloris attack test on AskUbuntu.
There were just slightly slowed web resources, but not very much to act as a predominant factor to the users using it.
We'll get back later to test another attack before the real one comes.
AskUbuntu server is IIS8 and we've found ...
since there is a microsoft-office tag, adding the synonym will only make it more obvious when questions are mistagged with it if the situation arises in the future
We have two tags:
users - For questions related to users, user accounts, user permissions or guest accounts.
accounts - Questions that relate to an area (or home directory), in which a user can store files pertaining exclusively to that user's activities
Since these tags both cover the same t...
Throw the synonym request on Meta - I'm dubious that its used in common parlance to mean "MS Office" - more of a "how do I get to somewhere". access would be a synonym on "super user " since it is more windows orientated.
While doing some editing today, I've noticed the following issue with the style used on Ask Ubuntu:
This issue occurs when using either italic or bold italic text, ie: ***group***. It is not evident in the preview but is noticeable once posted to the site. I cannot reproduce this issue on meta...
At present the tag suggestion help-text is (note the 11.04):
at least one tag such as (11.04 networking command-line), max 5 tags
This is problematic for two reasons:
it encourages people to add the version of Ubuntu they are using even though it might not be relevant
it needs to be upd...
We've executed our first slowloris attack test on AskUbuntu.
There were just slightly slowed web resources, but not very much to act as a predominant factor to the users using it.
We'll get back later to test another attack before the real one comes.
AskUbuntu server is IIS8 and we've found ...
The following tags need merging together:
log
logging
These tags are both being used for questions about logging.
At present the tag suggestion help-text is (note the 11.04):
at least one tag such as (11.04 networking command-line), max 5 tags
This is problematic for two reasons:
it encourages people to add the version of Ubuntu they are using even though it might not be relevant
it needs to be upd...
