Greetings! MathJax seems to be broken (does nothing on cs.SE and cstheory.SE, [Math Processing Error] on math.SE). It has had hickups for about a week or so, but never this bad. What is going on?
@Raphael Have you tried a refresh (hard refresh - shift+F5 I think) and clearing your cache/restarting your browser? Everything seems fine on crypto and mathjax is loaded from the mathjax CDN, as opposed to from SE.
It is fascinating to see how performance enables a site like SE to work at all; if it was as sluggish like this all the time, who would want to use it?
@Sathya The chat has many cool features. It is hard to use it only with the keyboard (in particular responding or selecting people from the @-suggestion drop-in). Or are there nice shortcuts?
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Use /command shortcuts to perform common chat tasks:
See message history inline:
Easily preview replied-to messages:
And much, much more...
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By the way, it is kind of annoying that the moderator toolbar shows me a chunky icon proclaiming "1 suggested edit" but I can not deal with it because it is a tag wiki edit (by myself) and I can not yet decide about those. Is there a way around this?
That was quick, thank you. I guess the underlying problem/bug is still there, though? ;)
It is the day of dead CDNs, apparently. Not the editor bars are gone. "Error: The connection to ws://sockets.ny.stackexchange.com/ was interrupted while the page was loading. Source File: http://cdn.sstatic.net/js/full.js?v=664ef139404d Line: 6"
Where are we today?
Doing a comparison of back in the days and now, we have appeared to improve on everything except for the amount of questions per day. We've went from 2 questions per day to almost 1 question per day. As a logical result, this results in more answers on existing questions.
Th...
If only I could sort this page by these statistics; but I think one third of beta sites graduate, one third is somewhat OK and the last third is kinda/really bad...
And well, then another question is how well the graduated beta sites perform.
There should be a CHAOS-like team purely for betas...
Meh, got myself temporarily locked out of Stack Exchange. But on a first look the graduated sites look good.
@awoodland convert to comment/delete. Generally latter, since it's mainly by spam users. If it's a new user, we leave a comment explaining why it's not a good answer. If no reply then it gets deleted