@Cerberus Did you read that code? I suspect we may have more than one kind of language barrier here.
Te escribo en castellano dado que tu fuente es en ese idioma, y para que no quede duda alguna. En el primer lugar, has elegido el sitio SE del inglés y no uno de la programación: no tenemos nada que ver con código fuente aquí. Pero también hay el problema que mencionó @JasonC: que tu pregunta (pues, o pedida, como parece ser) no está lo bastante bien escrita en su forma actual para cualquier otro sitio SE tampoco. — tchrist6 mins ago
@Cerberus It's mainly because I dislike all the new things. If this had happened when the N5 was the current Nexus I'd upgrade in less time than it takes to type this message.
I hate reverting Chrome. Browsers are full of security bugs.
Anyway since my phone is otherwise fine, and her phone is slow, this is normally the time when I buy a new phone for me and give her mine and we both end up with upgrades.
@Cerberus "in practice" is something that is prevented by people running patched browsers, so that it's not profitable to widely exploit the bugs.
@Cerberus No. But just like I hold my notepad in my left hand so that I can write on it, I hold my phone in my left hand so that my right hand can do whatever it needs to do.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Yes. But starting in 4.4 (or 4.3?), it uses the standard Webview. And now I can no longer increase the font size, it has become much worse, less usable!
I am even considering somehow getting the old Webview from 4.2 back on my G2.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 There are settings for right, left, top, and bottom, and any combination thereof.
The module is called Onehand Mode.
> ... statements by the Canadian Prime Minister that CETA's ISDS is non-negotiable. However, Harper has a general election coming up in October this year, and might prefer to accept CETA without corporate sovereignty rather than risk losing the political prize of a trade agreement with Europe altogether by refusing to renegotiate on this critical point.
> When asked about federal vote intention, 32 per cent of respondents said they’d cast a ballot for the Conservatives. About 28 per cent are planning to vote Liberal, 23 per cent NDP with the Greens bringing up the rear at nearly 10 per cent.
Of note, 52 per cent of respondents see the country going in the wrong direction and 57 per cent said the same thing about the federal government.
> ... The report suggests the reason Conservatives maintain a slight lead over the other parties comes down to the party’s hold on the senior vote that’s so important for electoral success. Harper’s ability to convince that group and others that the prime minister is the only leader who can answer the most important national questions — around terror and security, for example — convincingly has produced an advantage. A modest, but significant, rise in fortunes in Quebec doesn’t hurt either.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Well, the European socialists are most probably going to block ISDS. And all national parliaments will probably need to vote on the treaty too, of which several will probably vote against it. Greece certainly will.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 How dare you, you ageist! We need to respect and suport our elders no matter how old they are. Alzheimer's, if nothing else gets you, is what getting old is all about, and it doesn't ask for your belittling treatment. You'll be that age yourself someday, God willing, and you should hope people treat you well.
Wait. Unless of course you mean people like my 90 year old uncle. He's so conservative!
> That puts ELU in 6th place when it comes to close rate. (For the curious, the top 5 are Programmers, The Workplace, Network Engineering, Christianity, and Patents.) When compared to the median close rate of 15% (TeX—LaTeX and DBA), the grammar questions look pretty bad. But compared to this site's close rate, titles like '%right%' are awfully similar to other questions.
Jon, thanks very much. So it looks like closed+deleted for "CORRECT" is 59%, while for "GRAMMA" it is 64%. Those were the figures I was most curious about. In building my list of "bad 250 questions", I had separately come to the conclusion that "RIGHT" wasn't anything like good enough at distinguishing questions likely to be closed. Oddly, it seems that it is a good indicator of whether it is going to be deleted iff it is closed in the first place. — tchrist1 min ago
i was having dinner with my friend and all of sudden my friend told "o my god it is Good Friday and i am having chicken". He is christian and he thinks it is not considered proper from one catholic christian to have Non-veg on holy day but that's totally his choice. my question is what is a word ...
Including deleted answers:
Deleted Closed Open Cl/Op% Del/All%
------- ------ ---- ------ --------
CORRECT 938 1513 1687 47% 29%
GRAMMA 250 341 333 51 37%
RIGHT 111 17 294 38 24%
Any 1299 2031 2314 47 30%
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