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stackoverflow and meta.stackoverflow sometimes have different UI code than the other SE sites. IIRC they run on a separate server too. The header of this site is not fixed, because _________ (fill in …

Statistics about software usage are transient. This means the actual data is ever-changing. By contrast, answers on Super User are permanent. Good answers should be just as valid 10 years down the r …

As someone who's asked a question on the site, you have a few options as to what you can do with each answer: Upvote it and accept the answer Upvote it but don't accept the answer Don't vote on it b …

I'm of two minds on this... I've observed over my years on SU that there's a general trend towards being less and less tolerant of questions that "used to be" acceptable. This could be a meta-modera …

Comments can be nuked at any time and for any reason. They are "ephemeral". They are not considered part of the site content per se. This has always been the case. If you need something that'll stick …

In general, if there's something special you want done that you don't have permission to do through the queues, you can flag the question and explain to a diamond moderator your reasoning for the flag …

In Chrome (similar instructions for other browsers): Right-click on the image (or where it should be), Inspect Fetch the URL from the markup (e.g. <img src="...".../> Run it through wget or curl and …

Questions starting with why that involve human factors (in your case, you're specifically asking why people in a company don't do a particular thing) are off-topic pretty much across the entire SE net …

If you are confident that a question is on-topic for a specific site, go ahead and ask the question on that site. Don't cross-post the same question on multiple sites. In theory, the site with the mo …

When I first read this question, I thought you meant "unanswered" as in "has zero answers". Then, upon further reading, it sounds like you are talking about "questions which have no accepted answer". …

I believe Google's OpenID provider is considered to be under the auspices of Google+ in terms of branding, which, indeed, is technically separate from having a Google+ account. All you actually need …

No, AutoHotKey is a scripting language and is thus pretty well on-topic for Super User. However, what you're trying to do, and the way you're going about it, is not a very good solution for the task …

The sheer quality of the question, comments and (your) answer make me want to ask for it to be reopened. If I had to guess, I'd suspect it got closed because it's impossible to state with much certa …

The Help Center says it better than I can, here -- Harassment and bullying. If you see a hostile interaction, flag it. If it keeps up, disengage — we'll handle it. If something needs staff att …

Very likely they are blocking some of the third-party javascript resources that Stack Exchange sites depend on. Unfortunately it's difficult to get an idea of what exact resources may be blocked witho …