What is this long and strange file that appeared after I ran my sass watch?

argh! how do i get the picture to show up?!?

Beyond me, but I was able to find a thread on stack overflow for you. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8192605/how-delete-nfs-in-linux

This link may also be helpful: http://serverfault.com/questions/201294/nfsxxxx-files-appearing-what-are-those

I'm thinking it's something to do with Workspaces itself. Maybe send an email to Support.

Is it still there if you close the Workspace?

Tommy Morgan, could you possibly know what's going on?

Hi Ricardo Hill-Henry, I'm still having trouble getting images to work properly, so i obviously do not understand something about the process. I see that the markdown for images requires a

!

and then parenthesis for the image location. Are the alt text and the title necessary or can I simply do this:

!(location of image)

And also, I do not understand what you mean by dragging an image into it's own tab. I tried this two different ways and it still does not work. The first way was opening up it's dropbox url and then copying and pasting that url into a new tab and then copying and pasting the url in the tab into treehouse, which did not work. The second method i used was to grab the raw image file from my desktop and literally drop that into a tab in my browser and then copy that link and paste into treehouse. this also did not work for me.

If you wouldn't mind going through the process step by step for a newbie like myself I would be very grateful :-)

Thank you for your time,

Richard

would this be the url that you are referring to?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2156if7m2qw478l/Screen%20Shot%202014-09-25%20at%2011.55.26%20PM.png?dl=0

This is the url to an image, but this does not seem to work on the treehouse foam when I try to use it...

ok, i get it now, and i was able to make it work. Dropbox puts the image in a sort of "shell" and then gives me the url of the shell and image inside of the shell. I was able to copy and paste the shell url into another tab and then right click the image to get the image only url with no shell url. i get it now :-)

Thank very much Ricardo Hill-Henry and Bryan H for your help in the matter. I'm slow but I'm getting faster :-)

R

That file disappeared when I came back to that workspace the next day, and has not returned since.

...strange...