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No kidding. If they displayed an answer or two I might have even considered joining up. When EE was prevalent in Google Search results, it would always make me upset when one of the results looked promising and then I realized I had clicked an EE link. StackOverflow and its success should be a lesson to EE.
Just scroll to the bottom. The answers ARE there.
Jees. Talk about sour grapes... If EE wants to know why they weren't picked for the Q&A site pow-wow while StackExchange and Quora were, they should look no further than themselves. Let's take a look at one of their current top answers: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Virus_and_Spyware/Anti-Virus... 30 day trial?! Subscribe now?! Who do they think they're kidding? Or really: who actually uses this thing? Before the o…
That's an odd measurement of what it takes to qualify as one of the "best and brightest technology minds"...
To be fair, I once was an MCP.
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Unfortunately either my scroll wheel breaks or I get RSI in my index finger long before I reach the bottom..
Hit the 'End' key! :)
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Middle click scroll is one of the greatest inventions. Some might say the printing press or the wheel, but those pale in comparison.
Or the "End" key.
With middle click scrolling I can go as quickly or slowly as I need to.
Of course, the only time I use middle click on EE is to close the tab if I open it by mistake. :)
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No kidding. If they displayed an answer or two I might have even considered joining up. When EE was prevalent in Google Search results, it would always make me upset when one of the results looked promising and then I realized I had clicked an EE link. StackOverflow and its success should be a lesson to EE.
Just scroll to the bottom. The answers ARE there.
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Or the "End" key.
The end key goes too far for scanning. If I want to quickly scan for something, page down and end are too abrupt. With middle click scrolling I can go as quickly or slowly as I need to. Of course, the only time I use middle click on EE is to close the tab if I open it by mistake. :)