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In Jagged-Alliance-2: Unfinished Business there is an option to add additional guns to the game. Does this increase the difficulty of the game (Say by giving your opponents better weapons while leaving your starting weapons the same), decrease it (Give you better starting weapons, give you more options latter on) or no... | [
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I want to use php to understand if comment submission was successful. Is there any `get/post` data I can use to make `if` function for this? | [
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I'm currently attempting to play _Touhou: the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil_. I've figured out that my own Spell Cards are what I use for my bombs, but when I go to `Score` in the menu, I see that there is an entry for `Spell Cards`. Clicking on that, there are 64 entries, some of which I've acquired, so I'm assuming thi... | [
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Is it really wrong to say "How do we call something in English?" instead of "What do we call something in English?"? The former's not unusual in Philippine English at all (probably it's because of the influence of Spanish, which was the national language for almost 400 years). Indeed, it's quite interesting that in man... | [
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I'm using CPT UI to create the post type (books). I am running in debug mode. This is all happening on default, Wordpress 3.8, twenty twelve theme. I created a field group called Books in ACF and added three fields: book_title, book_author, pub_year. I set the field group to show if post type is books. I then copied pa... | [
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I know I am a little behind the ball, but I just recently completed all chapters in the first 5 episodes of Spartan Ops. I believe this entitles me to the "Dedicated to Crimson" Achievement. > Dedicated to Crimson > > Completed all chapters in the first 5 episodes of Spartan Ops on any > difficulty. I can look in the "... | [
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I don't hate using assembly language, since I have written some in my os course. But obviously, assembly language lacks abstraction, you have to pay more attention to the details. Is assembly language really essential to write TAOCP? | [
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Probably I'm missing something, but I'm really struggling to find an answer to this simple question: How to center text within a `\parbox`? Side note: I don't want to switch to any other environment like `minipage`. In particular, I use `\pbox`, an auto-sizing version of `\parbox`. There don't seem to be an analogue fo... | [
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I want to remove the default zoom +/- buttons from openlayers. Here is my code <script type="text/javascript"> var map, ia_wms; function init(){ map = new OpenLayers.Map('map', {zoomDuration: 1,projection: 'EPSG:3857' ***/*controls: [ new OpenLayers.Control.Navigation()... | [
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I have a partition where I am considering to use deduplication. For the profile of it's data I think it will be a good choice. Still, before doing it, I would like to evaluate the impact in a more systematic way than "feeling". Is there a tool that evaluates the impact of deduplication on a partition? (either file leve... | [
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I'm new in Kali Linux, I have a USB wireless adapter, Realtek RTL8187 wireless802.11b my command airmon-ng it shows the waln0, but when I type the command `airmon-ng start waln0`. It doesn't show that the network in mon mode Why is this? | [
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In a recent _Mathematica_ project, $(n \times 0)$- and $(0 \times n)$-dimensional matrices have suddenly become a frustratingly common edge case for me. For instance, consider the following two situations, both common in linear algebra programming: 1. Suppose we have a matrix $A$, presenting a linear transformation $... | [
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I have a htc phone, I want to install few apps from Samsung market. But users of htc can not download apps from Samsung Market, Samsung Market is only available to Samsung devices. Does anyone know how to install applications from Samsung store to HTC mobiles. | [
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This happened yesterday night first. My phone's battery was very slow, so I decided to charge it. It didn't start charging after plugging in the charger. Frustrated, I kept trying with different USB cables and laptop USB ports and wall adapters. I tried with my wife's phone too, and it started charging. Eventually, t... | [
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> **Possible Duplicate:** > Why the # of indexed pages got dicreased? My site's indexed pages drop every now and then. It suddenly drops from ~800.000 to ~20.000 pages, along with a huge drop in daily crawled pages (according to Google's webmaster tools) Then it raises again during the next 1-2 months, just to drop ... | [
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I'm sure there has to be some way to make this with single wordpress instalation. Posts for "learn" page are tagged with "learn" and I built a custom template that has loop that prints only posts from that category. Also, posts on that "learn" page should have links like they are on separate WP installaton (www.sitenam... | [
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I am looking for the commutator: $$[e^{aq},p]$$ My approach is to Taylor expand the function: $$[\sum_n \frac{1}{n!}(aq)^n,p]$$ I know that $[q^n,p]=ni\hbar q^{n-1}$ So how do I account for $n$ commutators? | [
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I need to generate cross variograms of images using moving windows. For that I use the following equation: $$ \gamma_{jk}(h)=\frac{1}{2n(h)}\sum_{i=1}^{n(h)}\Big\\{\big[dn_j(x_i)-dn_j(x_i+h)\big]\cdot\big[dn_k(x_i)-dn_k(x_i+h)\big]\Big\\} $$ The first part stands for one band(j) and next part of band k. To illustrate w... | [
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First I am a beginner in use Linux operating system, and I am not familiar with the error messages I have TOSHIBA Satellite laptop Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-4200m CPU I have installed Red Hat Enterprise Linux server 5 operating system into a Xen VM. After I used these commands: ifconfig eth0 /sbin/ifconf... | [
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Is there a way to limit a basemap to within a boundary in arcmap 10? I am working on a project within San Joaquin county in California. I want the areas surrounding the county to be displayed with a light grey basemap with minimal details. Within the county itself, however, I want to use a more detailed basemap that ha... | [
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Hopefully self-explanatory, but I would find it much more natural to use right stick up to look down and right stick down to look up. Is there a way to achieve this in Skyrim on PS3? I couldn't see anything obvious in the controls settings. | [
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I was trying to upload a **GillSansMTPro-Book** font to fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator But I got this message > Monotype has requested that their font Gill Sans MT Pro Book be blacklisted > by the Generator. You will not be able to convert this font. But if you google "GillSansMTPro-Book" the first link you g... | [
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I am getting this error while creating a basic Silverlight Application. Below is the error message. I have placed the clientaccesspolicy.xml file in the folder C:\Inetpub\wwwroot. I am not sure if this file needs to be placed somewhere else. I have also removed the Integrated Windows Authentication and it is set to Ano... | [
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For example, in Indonesia we have "rakyat". In English we may have citizen but the word actually has power connotation rather than powerless connotation. Another word is peasant. But that seems to mean those living in village rather than the lowest ranking people in society. Here, when I say _lowest rank_ , I mean lowe... | [
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It is possible to pass some parameters when compiling a `myfile.tex` file: pdflatex "\some\parameters\input{myfile}" But, if the number of parameters increase, this is not very practicable. So I'd like to store them in a file (possibly a personal package), say `myparameters.sty`, and load them at the... | [
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Today I discovered the "Mark all as read" function in K9. I was not very happy to find out, that it marks all mail in my inbox as read even the ones currently not shown on the screen. Naturally now all my mails in the imap folder are marked as read. Is there any way to undo this? I hit the button not by intention... P.... | [
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Please have a look at this MWE: \documentclass{JHEP} \usepackage{fleqn} \author{me} \abstract{a} \title{t} \begin{document} \begin{equation} a = b+1 \end{equation} \end{document} however it works, i got warning > inputting `fleqn.clo` instead of ... | [
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I'm currently trying to get a couple of layers uploaded to a geoserver and I'm having trouble getting the projection recognized. The result of the curl command is that the two layers are both missing the Native SRS, which should be EPSG: 3857. I'm able to fix by manually going to the layer, choosing a Declared SRS, and... | [
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What term sums up the situation in which a person does not feel (s)he has to weigh into (or put much effort) into an argument because the implications will not affect them? Thus, person X debates for the motion that group A are a worse bunch of people than group B. However, person X knows that the reality is that group... | [
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I am developing a model of multiple gaps in a square lattice. I simplified the associated Hamiltonian to make it quadratic. In this approximation it is given by, $$ H = \begin{pmatrix} \xi_\mathbf{k} & -\sigma U_1 & -U_2 & -U_2\\\ -\sigma U_1 & \xi_{\mathbf{k}+(\pi,\pi)} & 0 & 0\\\ \- U_2 & 0 & \xi_{\mathbf{k}+(\pi/2,0... | [
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As I said, I can only count 29 achievements here, but Steam is telling me there's 32 of them. Am I missing something here, or is Steam just making a mistake? Are there hidden achievements or something?  | [
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This is my first post so forgive me if this is question has already been asked. I searched around the forum but didn't find anything specific to what I'm looking at currently. I'll keep things as simple as possible --- (to allay the potential annoyance of semantic sticklers, when I say "the effect is significant" I do ... | [
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So, my gameplay is a little bit pokey at the highest resolution/detail levels, and I'd like to tweak things to get better performance, but it's difficult without being able to objectively measure my framerate. How can I display it? (This is on a Mac, so using FRAPS is out.) | [
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Is there are way to paginate a set of MediaWiki pages so that there is automatically a "next" and "previous" link at the top or bottom? This may be for a set of pages in a particular category, for example, and would allow the user to click through each page in order. | [
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There is quite foggy day today here, I cannot see end of the street. This made me think about how much worse can it be. So here is my question: how thick a fog can be? What's the smallest visibility distance possible? By visibility distance I mean how far I can see a black object against a white background in the fog. ... | [
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i'm writing a little action plugin. everytime a new post is created, a new table should be created in an external db. The name of the table sholud reflect the post_id of the newly created post, but i can0t figure how to pass it. Here's my code so far (for php purists, forgive me for using old mysql_connect (but adding ... | [
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I came across an expression I’ve never seen before when reading a Kate Atkinson novel. A quick internet search netted little information apart from a possible cockney origin as a distorted form of “god, love me”. Does anyone have any more information on meaning, origin, and usage? **Update** Here is the excerpt from th... | [
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Currently I am using Pocket to save content from the web and read it on Android. However, I want to be able to highlight parts of the content (like I can for example with Kindle for Android) and: 1. See those highlights in the context of the whole article 2. Export those highlights to a text file for quick reading ... | [
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In the new audio playlist in Wordpress 3.9, you can check the options: * Show Tracklist * Show Artist Name in Tracklist * Show Images The last option doesn't really make sense. There is no option to set an image for an audio track - unless I'm missing something? | [
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When there is `\directlua{x = 25}` one can say `\edef\rgf{\directlua{tex.sprint(x)}}`, but when `x` was never created by `\directlua{x = 25}`, `\directlua{tex.sprint(x)}` will fail. Thus something like `\@ifundefined{x}{x undefined}{x defined}` would be nice. How does one "say this in Lua", please? | [
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I am trying to use the `empheq` package as indicated here. But I am seeing some problems with where the tags to the equations are placed, since my document also uses the `ntheorem` package. (Remark: the `\usepackage...` incantations in the MWE are the suggested ones in the `empheq` documentation.) MWE: \d... | [
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At the end of Act 3: > Adria reveals that she's been working for Diablo and that Leah is actually > Diablo's daughter. She then proceeds to use Leah as the host for Diablo's > "Prime Evil" form. Adria comments that Deckard Cain was the only one who > ever got close to the truth. During the game, there are many books an... | [
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I am Trying to configure ProFTPd to change group for newly created files/directories. In my config I have this: <Directory /home/*> GroupOwner www </Directory> Which does not seem to work. All users are added to www group. Debug shows nothing regarding to a group change. I'm using FREEBSD... | [
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I'm not very knowledgeable on this topic, and therefore can't figure out why the following command does not work: $ gfortran -o dsimpletest -O dsimpletest.o ../lib/libdmumps.a \ ../lib/libmumps_common.a -L/usr -lparmetis -lmetis -L../PORD/lib/ \ -lpord -L/home/eiser/src/scotch_5.1.12_esmumps... | [
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I was asked to look into writing some simulation code for a user, where the simulation output (`x`) would oscillate between three possible states: states[x_, γ_] := Which[ x < -γ, 1 (*top*), x < γ , -1 (*bottom*), True , 0 (*middle*)] The simulation essentially boiled down to the fol... | [
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I am trying to build a network analyst in flex, with the closest facility. A problem has occurred during the process of solving closest route to find the incident. In ArcGIS for Desktop, there is no problem about the distance between incident and facility, and the route can be solved easily. However, when I publish in ... | [
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In presentations with the `beamer`package I use `\put` a lot to place graphic objects like this: \newcommand{\putat}[3]{\begin{picture}(0,0)(0,0)\put(#1,#2){#3}\end{picture}} % just a shorthand \putat{123}{45}{stuff} Now I was thinking about writing a small macro to facilitate finding the x and y... | [
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I've been stuck on how to use my local tiles which i rendered with mapnik's generate_tiles.py and all the data is on postgresql. I'm kinda confused on what i should do to "feed" the tiles to openlayers. The map would be used in django btw. hoping you could help me with this. | [
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When I try to produce a `=` sign in math mode using `newtxmath`, I get the following error (using `pdflatex` with TeXLive 2014 on Windows) > ERROR: Font \csname\endcsname=zxxrl7z at 10.0pt not loadable: Metric (TFM) > file not found. Here is a minimal example: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{newtx... | [
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I was told that the name 'Milky Way' first came about when people observered the milky looking stretch of sky; that is, before telescopes came about and we realised it wasn't a milky cloud, but rather a collection of stars, our galaxy. So strictly speaking, Milky Way refers to that visible milky patch in the sky, rathe... | [
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