o11c9 points · Jun 2018 · :py::cp: int main = 12828721;
Nope. Just do a little searching first and you're fine.
Trying to do anything to make the site better is still impossible. And some of the other *.SE sites are shit regardless. (But others are the shit. never let anyone tell you articles don't matter.)
The main problem with SO is that you get fake internet points for doing the wrong thing, and they generally aren't taken away when people do the right thing later. This is the real reason why there are so many crappy questions/answers.
I got a question removed from Server Fault because I asked about how to properly configure my zone files when administrating a linux DNS server. The question was removed because the server was located in my home, and it was determined that "SuperUser is better suited to home networking questions".
The entire Stack Exchange network encourages pedantry.
If you really want help, go to /r/linux, tell them that windows is better because it can configure zone files properly. You'll get hateful helpful replies.
Am I the only person here who's never been attacked for asking something on stackoverflow?
o11c 9 points · Jun 2018 · :py::cp: int main = 12828721;
Nope. Just do a little searching first and you're fine.
Trying to do anything to make the site better is still impossible. And some of the other *.SE sites are shit regardless. (But others are the shit. never let anyone tell you articles don't matter.)
The main problem with SO is that you get fake internet points for doing the wrong thing, and they generally aren't taken away when people do the right thing later. This is the real reason why there are so many crappy questions/answers.
0xjake 4 points · Jun 2018
I got a question removed from Server Fault because I asked about how to properly configure my zone files when administrating a linux DNS server. The question was removed because the server was located in my home, and it was determined that "SuperUser is better suited to home networking questions".
The entire Stack Exchange network encourages pedantry.
[deleted] 3 points · Jun 2018
Speaking of pedantry, 'linux' should be capitalized.
satan-repented 2 points · Jun 2018
Don't you mean GNU/Linux?
facepalm
Pilebsa 1 points · Jun 2018
Question deleted. More suited for the new sub: "Syntax Overflow"
[deleted] 2 points · Jun 2018
If you really want help, go to /r/linux, tell them that windows is better because it can configure zone files properly. You'll get hateful helpful replies.