From time to time same problems here in germany. Server or caching issues?

Perhaps OneDrive or GoogleDrive could help?

I would say this is a bug in the html layout because it does not use line breaks for longs strings without a blank character :laugh:

the author cannot see the votes for his own article !!! the author sees it only if someone writes a comment to inform the author about wrong type !!!

Rating those questions with only one star is not nice. And I remember the times when someone made strange changes to those messages [and faked it]. Not as poor as SO but not fine.

From the above mentioned article The rise and fall of Stack Overflow | InfoWorld[^] : "But it soon became the culture to rather bluntly vote down these bad-according-to-standards questions. The comments explaining why questions were bad were not always friendly or gentle, and the newbies—who didn’t understand the mission of Stack Overflow and who just wanted to get their questions answered—would often leave with a bad taste in their mouth." Same [culture to rather bluntly vote down these bad-according-to-standards questions] happens every day here at CP website!

Well this depends on how long your article is and how much text you have to write. A lot of useful info you will find in the Submission Guidelines[^] Some important steps from my point of view: - prepare your code (clean and format it) - check your code for 3rd party sources which I always list in credits/references - make a plan about the possible contents of the article and how many chapters it should have - make some pictures (which can say more than thousand words) - start writing chapter after chapter - use the preview feature and check the output for errors, typos and formatting issues - upload your code and include it to the article - add the most important code parts to the related chapters - preview and check it again - loop until all chapters are ready If the source code of your project is already finished, then I would say for an article which takes 8 or 10 minutes to read, the "producing of the article" may take between 2 and 4 days in total.

With ccleaner you can select which cookies you want to keep. Take the CCleaner - Slim version (does not install ads) CCleaner - Slim CCleaner - Download Builds[^] But that does not help if they follow your ip.

They should develop and train AI cops which remove all that dirt X|

Playing down problems is business as usual for bigger companies.

Well done, thank you :thumbsup:

Hi, I did not name or rename any images. I use the "paste from word" button to insert images to the article. But today the released article is different to what I saw last night. Update with F5 does not change anything. TODAY the 1st image below Context Menu is OK. The 2nd image below Context Menu (and below "The RichTextBox on the RowDetails has it's own ContextMenu.") is WRONG and could be removed (but not deleted because it's the one that belongs to "RichTextBoxFormatBar" where it appears a 2nd time). That could be the easiest way to fix that issue, if you can agree.

In my latest Tip which was updated some hours before, there was a problem with the images. Then I made another update and replaced 1 image and added 1 new image. The preview was looking really good. Then I clicked on publish. But on viewing the new version, the images for the Context Menus are wrong again. WPF DataGrid with RichText, RowDetails, Grouping, Filter and more![^] Correct would be: extracted-image-1.png => Context Menu of Data Grid extracted-image-2.png => RichTextBoxFormatBar

Sure, but we should not compare the time which a trained model needs to finish a given job with the time it needs to train a model (and then find/optimize the right parameters and run training again and again).

I'm wondering if you may have enough patience case waiting for results of a training task lasts longer then one or two days :confused:

It should be not bad if VT rating is correct: VirusTotal[^]

and/or - cancel dialogs - close app (with click on "X") while db is in edit mode - kill app with task manager while someone is editing something - use special - non ascii - chars where it is not expected - simulate high load with endless read/write operations - change screen size/resolution to unusual values

Sounds like an AI generated, :elephant: name :thumbsdown:

Golden Earring - Moontan album (Radar Love, Candy's going bad, Vanilla Queen) speeds me up!

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