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Does extra damage from chance based abilities (e.g. `Sniper's Headshot`, `Slardar's Bash`) give `Lifesteal` if you have respective item or is `Lifesteal` calculated only from raw damage? Does the same apply to MKB Mini-Bash? | [
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I have a C# mechanism for Loading shapefiles into PostreSQL/PostGIS now I would like to dynamically load it on Mapguide fusion template.In either C# or VB.NET code behind. Use case is: 1.use uploads a zip folder with shapefile 2\. .NET code behind checks for certain attributes then uploads it to PostgreSQL/PostGIS Data... | [
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Which expression should be used as a section heading of an academic paper: _related work_ or _related works_? This is a question that has been bothering me for years, as googling shows that both have a large number of usages. | [
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Do you have to get it in packs or is it rare in the transfer market? I am not talking about the classic kit. | [
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From what I have checked it looks like kernel side of 'perf' subsystem is enabled on computer I work on. Checking kernel configuration shows the following $ zgrep "_PERF[_= ]" /proc/config.gz CONFIG_HAVE_PERF_EVENTS=y CONFIG_PERF_EVENTS=y # CONFIG_PERF_COUNTERS is not set CONFIG_HAVE_PERF... | [
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I'm aware this question isn't very fitting for Arqade, but I simply have no other place to ask! I'm looking at the Steelseries Apex keyboard; I'd love to get it since it looks very ergonomic to my typing/gaming style but there is a but. Macros are crucial to me, I could not play most games without them since I'm rather... | [
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I'm on the process of _building my eshop platform_ and encountered a **SEO** issue. My next step is to develop a _searching box_ , where user searches the products of a specific category (say, _desktops_ ). This box will contain characteristics of the category _desktops_ , for example, it will contain **RAM** and **CPU... | [
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I understand that we can say "walk on a hurt foot", but can we simply say "walk on foot" to mean go somewhere on foot? For example, is this sentence correct: "I walked on foot for a long time"? | [
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When you press and release the button in the bottom-left corner, it normally comes up with smilies and accents. If you hold down on it and press "e" once, it will give you "é". But with CyanogenMod's mod, it doesn't work. It just does the same as the blue button. Can anyone help?  developers, whose occasionally cross into the front end realm. The resulting code would typically involve: * global namespace pollution (many many global functions included inline without flexibility or re-use in mind) * many one-off implementat... | [
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For the infinite well: $$U(x)=\quad\infty : x \leq 0\quad 0 : 0 < x < L\quad \infty : x \geq L$$ $\psi_n=$$\sqrt{\frac{2}{L}}\sin{\frac{n\pi x}{L}}$ Find $\Delta x_n$, the uncertainty in position for some arbitrary eigenstate psi.n So the attempt I made at doing this was to find using $\Delta x_n=\sqrt{<x^2>-<x>^2}$ I ... | [
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I know multi-user functionality is available in Android 4.2 JellyBean: I have gone through THIS and THIS. But I want to test this feature on my emulator and not on the actual device. **My Questions:** 1. Is it possible to test multi-user feature on an emulator? 2. If yes, how it can be? | [
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When writing notifications for a website, for example: "Your password has been reset successfully", when do I use "has been" and when do I use "was" as in "Your password was reset successfully". I already considered the present perfect continuous and past continuous tense rule however it doesn't help me in this case. | [
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My English (vai Liverpool)-Canadian mother used this word to mean 'disgusted by' or 'repulsed by.' Example: "he is **_afeast_** of mixed foods." meaning you think mixed foods are disgusting or inedible. I have been unable to locate any use or reference to this word, even in the unabridged dictionary, although I have se... | [
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a plugin that I bought is loading a few js and css files on all pages, so I wanted to write a new function to deregister the handles, and enqueu them where I wanted. however I am not sure If I have to deregister => register and then enqueue. or do I just dequeue them and enqueue them where I want // dereg... | [
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I am running this simple query **select id,gid from dijkstra_sp('roads',22,33)** This works perfectly fine and returns results in postgres query terminal. However running exactly the same query in java triggers the error: **** Could anyone tell me how to solve this issue? yours sincerely. | [
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I heavily use CTRL+ to jump between tokens in code (the `_`s are the navigation points): _fooBar _+ _barFoo_; Some editors, like the one in the current version of QtCreator, have (by default or optionally) camel case navigation, which goes like this: _foo_Bar _+ _bar_Foo_; What is ... | [
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I would like to to do the following \section{Animals} \subsection{Mammals} \subsection{Birds} and have it result in 1 Animals 1.2 Animals> **Mammals** 1.3 Animals> **Birds** I have tried to do this with the `titlesec` package, but it does not seem to support embedded section commands. Could a... | [
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When I'm on the main page, of my site, `site.com` it shows an excerpt of each post along with a category to the side. it also displays the same thumbnail image but above the content and I'm guessing because its grabbing the first image in the post.. I already tried removing `<?php the_post_thumbnail();?>` from the sing... | [
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I installed Debian 6 on my Macbook in a dualboot configuration. Everything is working fine, except for the keyboard. As I'm typing, I see the mouse arrow moving a bit and strange things happen, such as text under the arrow becomes highlighted or clicked. Other things such as Right-Click, selecting text and other mouse-... | [
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So a slackline is basically a bouncy tight rope. I found a site that has a calculator for the tension of a static slackline http://www.slacklineexpress.com/force.php?linelength=40&sag=1&w=170 What I want to figure out is how much this tension increases when bouncing on the slackline. Is there an equation I can use to c... | [
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> **Possible Duplicate:** > “On their back” or “on their backs”? Which of the following is correct/preferable? > 1. Two patients’ excised liver showed no histological evidence of HCC. > 2. Two patients’ excised livers showed no histological evidence of HCC. > Similarly, "they live their happy life" or "they live... | [
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The C99 standard says in 6.5.16:2: > An assignment operator shall have a modifiable lvalue as its left operand. and in 6.3.2.1:1: > A modifiable lvalue is an lvalue that does not have array type, does not > have an incomplete type, does not have a const-qualified type, and if it is > a structure or union, does not have... | [
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I need to run a website with just windows authentication. Given the following situation: * The location of the default website is: c:\inetpub\wwwroot * The location of my code is: c:\Sites\WebApp * My hostfile is edited so any .local i use points to 127.0.0.1 * I am using Windows 7 professional * IIS version:... | [
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I have tried to use the solution provided by David Carlisle to add a `\shadowbox`-like shadow to a `long table` in my document and ran in to a strange issue:  After some poking around, I've narrowed the issue down to the `arydshln` package. I don't even ... | [
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I played WoW thorough patch 5.1 and took a break, but I'm back now and looking to catch up. Once my Horde Hunter hits 90, what is the best path to catch up on all the lore for patches 5.2-5.3 (I'm thinking which scenarios/dungeons/quest lines)? | [
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I have a very basic question on clustering. After I have found k clusters with their centroids, how do I go about interpreting the classes of the data points that I have clustered (assigning meaningful class labels to each cluster). I am not talking about validation of the clusters found. Can it be done given a small l... | [
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I am new to Python. I have 5 rainfall stations in a basin of 1400km2, and I want to interpolate the daily rainfall series for 14 years. I spent a long time on this, but am unable to write a program in Python for it. Please guide me on how to solve this problem I use ArcGIS 10. | [
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In this question, `NaN` string is omitted as mentioned in the manual of pgfplots package. My input data contains `UnDf` and I want to omit/skip this value. Here is sample code from the question I have mentioned. If `UnDf`s are replaced with `NaN`, this sample code can be compiled. However, I need to omit `UnDf`s as `Na... | [
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Assume I want to generate a sample of n-dimensional vector $z$ with a given correlation matrix $Corr(z)=R$. Some of the margins of its distribution are not normal (if you're interested here's the motivation behind my question), i.e. $z$ doesn't follow the multivariate normal distribution. Let's assume that I have som... | [
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This question is trying to make sense of a post that already exists that looks good, but is failing in practice. The second ranked answer uses the foreign package to read a shapefile attribute table as a .dbf, then allows @mdsummer to add a field to the table as an additional attribute. I am using Raster and Shapefiles... | [
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We are all getting used to checking a box and putting our name in a text field to create a contract with an airline, a hosting company, or a software download. However, for some reason I am still asking clients to sign our contracts for website development on paper, and send me a scan. Few complain about this procedure... | [
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Background information: I have a ADAU1445 DSP from Analog Devices connected to multiple audio sources through the Serial Input pairs. One of these sources is an Intel Atom E640 processor running Angström Linux, connected specifically to input pair 8 on the ADAU1445. Also, the clock lines from the Intel is connected to ... | [
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Had I known years ago, I would have chosen meaningful permalinks for my blog. There is an option in Wordpress to change them all but I would like to keep the old links as they are since they are referenced in thousands of pages. **How can I change the WordPress permalink structure only for future posts only?** | [
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I'm a bit confused now. I've installed Wordpress for my Polish friend from here: http://pl.wordpress.org/ On my local machine everything works fine and is in Polish, but installing it on the web server looks like default English Wordpress ("Recent posts", "Archives" etc.). Why? Every language file I found is polish (in... | [
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How can I do this for custom post type taxonomies? <?php //get all child categories for category 15, then for each child category display the posts $parent_cat = 15; $taxonomy = 'category'; $cat_children = get_term_children( $parent_cat, $taxonomy ); if ($cat_children) { echo ... | [
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I think i understand it now, if found this: link I know that position and speed are relative. There is no such thing as universal coordinates. Then why is acceleration absolute? Is the 3th and 4th derivative of position to time also absolute? Where/how can i see this in the math/laws of motion? For example: you are in ... | [
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I'm a web developer. I most often come across this critical situation when the website layout fits with the design when run on Windows 7 or 8 and Mobile Operating Systems (Android, iOs, Windows 8). But when the website is visited by old operating systems like Windows XP and Windows 1998 the whole layout collapses very ... | [
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My younger sister is reviewing for an upcoming exam using quia, which her teacher suggested. She ran across the following question: > Help me carry **_______** boxes into the house. The options are 'those' and 'them.' The service indicates that the correct answer is 'them,' which is utterly baffling to me. I am not par... | [
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Genesis Framework 2 has built-in support for loading the html5shiv.js, with the _**genesis_html5_ie_fix**_ function (/lib/js/load-scripts.php). I post the function below. It supposed to print a conditional comment in the head of the document, targeting IE 8 and lower versions. Loading the website with any other ... | [
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add_filter('example_filter', function(){ return array( 'tax1' ); } ); add_filter('example_filter', function(){ return array( 'tax2' ); } ); add_filter('example_filter', function(){ return array( 'tax3' ); } ); print_r( apply_filters( 'example_filter', array()) ); Result is Array ( [0... | [
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I was on page 66 of ESL. I don't know how equation 3.49 on that page is derived. Where does the $N$ in the denominator come from ? Can someone kindly show me the steps in between the lines of equation 3.49? In particular, why is $Var(Xv_1) = \frac{d^2_1}{N}$ ? And where does the $N$ come from ? Thanks. ![enter image de... | [
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I am writing my bachelor's thesis with deadline due tommorow. Up until now the latex did number my pages correctly. Now it does not work. Numbered pages are only the first pages of each chapter. I mean numbering at the bottom of the page.(Table of content works) Tex-maker does not show any errors during build. What is ... | [
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After reading one of the "Research tips" of R.J. Hyndman about cross- validation and time series, I came back to an old question of mine that I'll try to formulate here. The idea is that in classification or regression problems, the ordering of the data is not important, and hence _k_ -fold cross-validation can be used... | [
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As science must be reproducible, by definition, there is increasing recognition that data and code are an essential component of the reproduciblity, as discussed by the Yale Roundtable for data and code sharing. In reviewing a manuscript for a journal that does not require data and code sharing, can I request that the ... | [
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Some time ago (about 12 months) I created a number of targeted pages for our main product site. Out main product can be called several different things and clearly it's not possible to optimize our home page for all of them so we created new pages called 'secondary-term-1.htm' and 'secondary-term-2.htm'. These containe... | [
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I'm familiar with sigma, and how its usually calculated and used, but would like to know how it's applied to particle physics. I recall reading that the discovery of the Higgs would only be credible unless it meets a 5 sigma criterion. What are the particle physics factors/numbers that would go into a sigma formula for... | [
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