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Is there a license on all the code put on SE?
All post content is available under CC-BY-SA.
But I disagree slightly with the spirit of muru's post. You can add additional licenses to your posts.
If a post declares its content to be available ...
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How does SE generate profile pictures for new users?
They're third party. Look at the src URL of one. Here's muru's:
https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/0ce9def9898b5e9e0339ccc26c57ae94?s=48&d=identicon&r=PG
The jumble there is an MD5 hash of the ...
OliMod
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How does SE generate profile pictures for new users?
Third party. The service is by Gravatar, which provides similar services for a number of sites, including Github, Disqus and Wordpress.
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Why is the Search box close to invisible on Stack Exchange?
The design of the site is a global concept across all stackexchange sites.
See Ask Ubuntu new site theme is live (and the closed Ask Ubuntu new site theme coming soon )
Important link from that ...
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CAPTCHA bypass issue
That is part of reCaptcha's system, I believe. And because of that, the people to report that issue to is reCaptcha, especially if it's global across all the reCaptcha things you see.
The developer'...
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What is "UNIKONG"?
It is this year's Stack Exchange Easter Egg for April fools day.
It's a simple game similar to Donkey Kong, but with an evil unicorn instead of a gorilla - therefore the name "UniKong". Oh, and the ...
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Is there a license on all the code put on SE?
All content posted to Stack Exchange, including code, is licensed CC-BY-SA. If you "declare" another license on your post, and that license is incompatible with CC-BY-SA, you're in violation of Stack ...
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