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What's a moderately inexpensive and competent way to upgrade his video adapter? Is there a video adapter that will run with 300W, but has basically the same characteristics as the nVidia or ATI ada …

640px is the width of the images. So that's the size they get scaled down to. As from this CSS rule: .post-text img { max-width : 640px; } Please note that this also illustrates that images are …

I assumed it's a feature that is currently being rolled out. I spotted it on MSO earlier, seems to creep all over the network slowly.

It was auto-flagged for low quality. I guess it wasn't apparent that it's a self-answer. I wouldn't want to go in and just reverse the deletion right now, in case I'm missing something.

Once you reach 2000 reputation you can edit posts without having them peer reviewed. From the Privileges page: That means once you've generated enough reputation, we trust you to edit anything in …

Yes, they usually should be deleted. You can just flag the dupe and let us know :)

Both are reasons to put the question on hold, so they count as the same thing. All other flag reasons just call moderators attention to it.

Reject. An edit is never the right way to object an answer. The user could just as well posted their own answer instead of editing an existing one. If you feel so inclined, you can copy the content t …

Thanks for bringing this up. In the future, you may as well simply flag a post by the user and provide a custom flag reason, pointing out the problem.

If you can't further improve your question, and you can't afford to put a bounty on it, then you're really only left with one possible option: Solve the problem yourself and then share what you've le …

As was pointed out in the comments, your options are: earning reputation by helping others and then invest that reputation into bounties on the questions you care about. discuss the question with ot …

If you want to thank someone, upvote their answer. If you don't have enough reputation to upvote, help someone else with their question to earn the reputation, then upvote. By doing so, you will have …

In your profile, click on the helpful flags count to see all the flags you've raised.

You can flag the question again and ask for it to be reopened. You can open a question on Meta Super User about it (which you did).

The rep is deducted as soon as you start the bounty. So he doesn't have it any more.