This has been implemented now. The short story is: room owners can kick abusive users, who will then be banned from re-entering the room for a certain time.
Of course you want not just the short story but all the dirty details, so here they are:
In the user popup that appears when you click on ...
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Pitchers and Rivers
Credit for the idea for this challenge goes to Dan Garcia of UC Berkeley.
Many of you may have heard of any number of variations on the pitcher problem. For those who haven't, or need a refresher, the generalized form of the pitcher problem is as follows:
Given a list o...
@trichoplax "interesting" is subjective. What you find boring, someone else might find interesting. You might be looking for "consensus" before starring, but then nobody would star anything if they had to ask before doing it.
@TheBitByte I don't buy the premise that you have no idea what may or may not cause offense or be annoying. It's a common defense, but not a good one at all.
@trichoplax I'm not trying to confuse you. You might be confused yourself, but this is not equivalent to me confusing you on purpose, which I have not done. :D
> Or you could just only play Linux games. I mean sure, you'll eventually get tired of Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of Mordor. But when that happens you can just play Shadow of Mordor.
@Downgoat Not really. The examiners in these tests are looking for something to pin "It's a bot" on. Any awkward phrasing could cause someone to say that, simply because they want to spot any and all mistakes.
Being programmers, watching us flex aren't very interesting. Today we change that! In this challenge you will lex and flex hexaflexagons.
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For a video introduction, watch viharts video(s) on flexagons
A flexagon is a shape that you can flex to reveal faces other than the top and bottom on...
Pitchers and Rivers
Credit for the idea for this challenge goes to Dan Garcia of UC Berkeley.
Many of you may have heard of any number of variations on the pitcher problem. For those who haven't, or need a refresher, the generalized form of the pitcher problem is as follows:
Given a list o...
Being programmers, watching us flex aren't very interesting. Today we change that! In this challenge you will lex and flex hexaflexagons.
About
For a video introduction, watch viharts video(s) on flexagons
A flexagon is a shape that you can flex to reveal faces other than the top and bottom on...
