flags

Flags affect the rankings and enough flags will kill a story.

The flags kind of look wrong, there is 'f' without an argument and piping a file inside?

The default ought to be to either leave these global flags alone, or save/restore them at the library entry points.

Czech Republic and Slovakia both own ships that sail under their own flags despite being landlocked.

Well, almost all hardware implements floating-point (and most other arithmetic) in a manner that has global side-effects and dependencies on flags.

Calling other people a those will probably result in a comment killed by user flags.

Never cared to search for the whole documented list of flags, usually I toy with one or two.

But it did stake one of the early flags on the shore of an undiscovered land and set our collective sights on something.

Have users 'file' copies of messages in to several training bins via flags.

There are so many red flags with Wi-fi Sense, it's like Microsoft wants to perpetuate its tradition of pointless features involving security issues.

This is why I applaud browser vendors who are ceasing to use prefixes, and instead hiding experimental features behind flags.

Also their about page is throwing red flags in regards to regulation.

This post has more comments than it does upvotes, which means it flags the "flame-war detector" and will receive less visibility than it would otherwise.

No mention of the "about:flags", where you go to enable localhost loopback in the browser, sounds like they just opened the browser and looked at it for 1 sec before writing article.

Flags would be ternary state entities (true/false/null).