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I have a database with a report table. This table represents report data, and has constraints. Now the application is used by firemen, and they might have to run off and put out some fires. So in the middle of filling out data for this table, they might have to run off. What we do is when the session run out we save th...
2009/03/10
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/629873", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/4189/" ]
I don't know if it this would qualify as a pattern, but I think that the cleanest way to go about this would be to create a view that does a union of the two tables and search against that.
I dont know of a Database pattern for Drafts, but I would suggest keeping your seperate table if you require validation and simply searching on both tables.
629,873
I have a database with a report table. This table represents report data, and has constraints. Now the application is used by firemen, and they might have to run off and put out some fires. So in the middle of filling out data for this table, they might have to run off. What we do is when the session run out we save th...
2009/03/10
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/629873", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/4189/" ]
Go with the simple solution: create a View which is just a union of the two tables (which should be fairly straight forward as they I assume they both have (almost) identical structures) and then run searches on that as the source if they want to include both. I wouldn't actually merge the complete and draft data at a...
I dont know of a Database pattern for Drafts, but I would suggest keeping your seperate table if you require validation and simply searching on both tables.
629,873
I have a database with a report table. This table represents report data, and has constraints. Now the application is used by firemen, and they might have to run off and put out some fires. So in the middle of filling out data for this table, they might have to run off. What we do is when the session run out we save th...
2009/03/10
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/629873", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/4189/" ]
I don't know if it this would qualify as a pattern, but I think that the cleanest way to go about this would be to create a view that does a union of the two tables and search against that.
I've thought pretty long and hard about this problem, and here is my answer: 1. store drafts and their corresponding validated entities in the same table. have a is\_draft column 2. use is\_draft=1 to turn off validation in triggers and check constraints, or your ORM validation rules 3. many of your fields will have t...
629,873
I have a database with a report table. This table represents report data, and has constraints. Now the application is used by firemen, and they might have to run off and put out some fires. So in the middle of filling out data for this table, they might have to run off. What we do is when the session run out we save th...
2009/03/10
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/629873", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/4189/" ]
Go with the simple solution: create a View which is just a union of the two tables (which should be fairly straight forward as they I assume they both have (almost) identical structures) and then run searches on that as the source if they want to include both. I wouldn't actually merge the complete and draft data at a...
I've thought pretty long and hard about this problem, and here is my answer: 1. store drafts and their corresponding validated entities in the same table. have a is\_draft column 2. use is\_draft=1 to turn off validation in triggers and check constraints, or your ORM validation rules 3. many of your fields will have t...
24,074,194
We are using WSO2 DSS and implementing an Employee search API. The service provides something like Google search where when you start typing matched results are returned. For this we have to use LIKE clause in the SQL statement. If we try to define the query in the below way **Method 1** SELECT Columns FROM EMPTab...
2014/06/06
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/24074194", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/1519793/" ]
You can use the Concat function within the SQL statement so for example CONCAT(:pName,'%')
I usually use REPLACE function, for instance: REPLACE(:pname,'\*','%'). So in URI we can use \* as usual in search engines. I think REPLACE function is in every SQL dialect
106,602
Forgive my ignorance but I am truly uncertain. Here is my situation: I have dual booted a Linux distro and Windows 7 on my machine. Windows 7 sole purpose is for gaming, that's all. I'm not planning to get Windows Update nor game patches neither. Network adapters are disabled too. Should I let Windows Firewall ON? I...
2015/11/27
[ "https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/106602", "https://security.stackexchange.com", "https://security.stackexchange.com/users/78676/" ]
Firewalls generally operate at the network layer, if you have no network (you state the network adapters are disabled) there is nothing for the firewall to do, therefore, from a security perspective, turning off the firewall isn't going to be an issue. Obviously this only holds true while the network adapters are disa...
**You are just overthinking.** Firewall is not needed if you computer is not connected to the internet. If you are playing multiplayer games, and you need to connect to the internet, you might encounter some problems if you enable the firewall. However, Leaving the firewall off for the sake of gaming might be a bad i...
1,013
As I approach my mid-50's, I'm looking forward to a few more decades of cycling if all goes well. How can one avoid and/or mitigate age related issues in order to maintain cycling fitness? I've thought a lot about this and already engage in several practices. I'm sure that I can always learn more.
2010/09/15
[ "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/1013", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/users/-1/" ]
Just to get started with a couple of things I already do. 1. Strength training with some emphasis on lower body. Since cycling is not a weight bearing exercise, older cyclists are at a greater risk for pelvic, hip and leg fractures. 2. An advanced dynamic flexibility routine in order to maintain mobility, coordination...
I'm not sure what kind of cycling you do. But, a mountain biker mentioned to me that more suspension is appreciated more as you get older. Some seat post suspension might help. The reviews for this are great, but it's a bit pricey: <http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/components/seat-post-seat-pin/product/thudbust...
1,013
As I approach my mid-50's, I'm looking forward to a few more decades of cycling if all goes well. How can one avoid and/or mitigate age related issues in order to maintain cycling fitness? I've thought a lot about this and already engage in several practices. I'm sure that I can always learn more.
2010/09/15
[ "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/1013", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/users/-1/" ]
Just to get started with a couple of things I already do. 1. Strength training with some emphasis on lower body. Since cycling is not a weight bearing exercise, older cyclists are at a greater risk for pelvic, hip and leg fractures. 2. An advanced dynamic flexibility routine in order to maintain mobility, coordination...
This is an old question of mine from the early days of bicycles.stackexchange, and I never really felt that there was an optimal answer. So, here's another shot at it. A couple of recent tweets by [Joe Friel](http://joefriel.typepad.com/blog/)... (FYI - Joe Friel is an endurance sports coach best known as an elite tr...
1,013
As I approach my mid-50's, I'm looking forward to a few more decades of cycling if all goes well. How can one avoid and/or mitigate age related issues in order to maintain cycling fitness? I've thought a lot about this and already engage in several practices. I'm sure that I can always learn more.
2010/09/15
[ "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/1013", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/users/-1/" ]
Just to get started with a couple of things I already do. 1. Strength training with some emphasis on lower body. Since cycling is not a weight bearing exercise, older cyclists are at a greater risk for pelvic, hip and leg fractures. 2. An advanced dynamic flexibility routine in order to maintain mobility, coordination...
I can add one thing: It is possible to exercise a muscle beyond it's metabolic capacity and cause serious muscle injury as a result. This happens with non-trivial frequency in sports "boot camp" environments where the participants will be run ragged all day with insufficient food, then subjected to, eg, intense squatti...
1,013
As I approach my mid-50's, I'm looking forward to a few more decades of cycling if all goes well. How can one avoid and/or mitigate age related issues in order to maintain cycling fitness? I've thought a lot about this and already engage in several practices. I'm sure that I can always learn more.
2010/09/15
[ "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/1013", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/users/-1/" ]
This is an old question of mine from the early days of bicycles.stackexchange, and I never really felt that there was an optimal answer. So, here's another shot at it. A couple of recent tweets by [Joe Friel](http://joefriel.typepad.com/blog/)... (FYI - Joe Friel is an endurance sports coach best known as an elite tr...
I'm not sure what kind of cycling you do. But, a mountain biker mentioned to me that more suspension is appreciated more as you get older. Some seat post suspension might help. The reviews for this are great, but it's a bit pricey: <http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/components/seat-post-seat-pin/product/thudbust...
1,013
As I approach my mid-50's, I'm looking forward to a few more decades of cycling if all goes well. How can one avoid and/or mitigate age related issues in order to maintain cycling fitness? I've thought a lot about this and already engage in several practices. I'm sure that I can always learn more.
2010/09/15
[ "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/1013", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com", "https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/users/-1/" ]
I can add one thing: It is possible to exercise a muscle beyond it's metabolic capacity and cause serious muscle injury as a result. This happens with non-trivial frequency in sports "boot camp" environments where the participants will be run ragged all day with insufficient food, then subjected to, eg, intense squatti...
I'm not sure what kind of cycling you do. But, a mountain biker mentioned to me that more suspension is appreciated more as you get older. Some seat post suspension might help. The reviews for this are great, but it's a bit pricey: <http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/components/seat-post-seat-pin/product/thudbust...
92,463
I have a wireless network at my house. My wife's computer connects just fine to it and the internet (I am using her computer wirelessly to ask this question). My computer will wirelessly connect to the network, but I cannot access the internet via my wireless connection. (I tried to ping google and that fails too.) ...
2010/01/07
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/92463", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/2183/" ]
You may have had a Microsoft update that made come changes to your driver - see if you can roll back your computer to a time when it worked, also check in system restore and see what changes have been made to your computer. If you have the wireless card driver, then I'd uninstall and reinstall it. By the way, which ro...
Wich encryption type do you use? Maybe the router is set to WPA or WPA2 but your PC does only support WEP.
92,463
I have a wireless network at my house. My wife's computer connects just fine to it and the internet (I am using her computer wirelessly to ask this question). My computer will wirelessly connect to the network, but I cannot access the internet via my wireless connection. (I tried to ping google and that fails too.) ...
2010/01/07
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/92463", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/2183/" ]
Connect wired. Open a command prompt and run IPCONFIG /ALL or the Linux equivalent. Then connect wireless. Run again. Compare the wired/wireless DNS server entries. Compare the gateway entries. They should be the same.
You may have had a Microsoft update that made come changes to your driver - see if you can roll back your computer to a time when it worked, also check in system restore and see what changes have been made to your computer. If you have the wireless card driver, then I'd uninstall and reinstall it. By the way, which ro...
92,463
I have a wireless network at my house. My wife's computer connects just fine to it and the internet (I am using her computer wirelessly to ask this question). My computer will wirelessly connect to the network, but I cannot access the internet via my wireless connection. (I tried to ping google and that fails too.) ...
2010/01/07
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/92463", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/2183/" ]
Connect wired. Open a command prompt and run IPCONFIG /ALL or the Linux equivalent. Then connect wireless. Run again. Compare the wired/wireless DNS server entries. Compare the gateway entries. They should be the same.
Does your wired connection work? If no, you may need to re-install drivers or reset the websocket -If yes, then Are you running linux? --If yes, then it is very likely that the problem is your wireless driver (i.e. my laptop only works while setting it on top of the wireless router.) There may or may not be a soluti...
92,463
I have a wireless network at my house. My wife's computer connects just fine to it and the internet (I am using her computer wirelessly to ask this question). My computer will wirelessly connect to the network, but I cannot access the internet via my wireless connection. (I tried to ping google and that fails too.) ...
2010/01/07
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/92463", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/2183/" ]
Had this ever worked? If you can log into your router are you able to verify that you are not running any sort of MAC filtering? You could also try and go into the network settings of your NIC and spoof your MAC address to that of you wifes laptop. I would also remove the saved wireless internet connections you may h...
Wich encryption type do you use? Maybe the router is set to WPA or WPA2 but your PC does only support WEP.
92,463
I have a wireless network at my house. My wife's computer connects just fine to it and the internet (I am using her computer wirelessly to ask this question). My computer will wirelessly connect to the network, but I cannot access the internet via my wireless connection. (I tried to ping google and that fails too.) ...
2010/01/07
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/92463", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/2183/" ]
Connect wired. Open a command prompt and run IPCONFIG /ALL or the Linux equivalent. Then connect wireless. Run again. Compare the wired/wireless DNS server entries. Compare the gateway entries. They should be the same.
Wich encryption type do you use? Maybe the router is set to WPA or WPA2 but your PC does only support WEP.
69,044,205
Good day, I need to debug the application on a device in another city. How can I do that? Are there any Android debugging apps? Thanks in advance for your reply.
2021/09/03
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/69044205", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/9943542/" ]
[Genymotionis](https://www.genymotion.com/) is great, since BlueStack App Player now forces you to install some apps to continue using free version. I tried Genymotion and quite happy with speed for App development, haven't tried gaming yet.
this tool might come in handy, it is an android app that can expose the ADB over network: [Remote ADB Shell](https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/app-2-2-remote-adb-shell.2373265/)
69,044,205
Good day, I need to debug the application on a device in another city. How can I do that? Are there any Android debugging apps? Thanks in advance for your reply.
2021/09/03
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/69044205", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/9943542/" ]
You can set Location Lat and Long in either code or emulator if using android studio. for remote debugging several apps are there on Google Play, for that you have to once connected with usb and then run some command in cmd depends on app(adb tcpip {Port No.}). you will need adb file for remote debugging though.
this tool might come in handy, it is an android app that can expose the ADB over network: [Remote ADB Shell](https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/app-2-2-remote-adb-shell.2373265/)
154,905
I'm in a team that is comprised of 4 backenders, 2 designers and 1 frontend (me), and my teamleader. Most of the work i do is maintenance, mostly related to bugs from code that was written by other people and everytime a major project needs frontend, i'm assigned with all of the work, and i start to pile up tasks. It ...
2020/03/12
[ "https://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/154905", "https://workplace.stackexchange.com", "https://workplace.stackexchange.com/users/113335/" ]
Ensure your immediate superior / manager (not the teamleader) knows about your workload when you are assigned all these projects to do alone. If you are missing deadlines, explain that you are receiving no support from team members and are largely being left to manage alone. Have you tried turning to the employee(s) w...
Radical transparency! Make it known what you're working on and who you're waiting for. About overwork: maintain a list of tasks you have on your plate in priority order. Four hours before your scheduled 1:1 meetings with your team leader, email them the list. Ask for them to review it and tell you if you need to chang...
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
Sounds like the April 1st calendar crash. Delete whole day events on April 1st (and unsubscribe from calendars that give you public holidays on that day), and that should fix crashes that occur when you go to month view in March.
Drag the appointment to an empty date. Then you should be able to delete it. Worked for me.
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
This is how applications crash on iOS - so you may want to check your settings to see if your iPad is sending crash reports to Apple. Settings App -> General -> Diagnostics & Usage You can also look in the Data submenu from the above screen and scroll down to look for **LatestCrash.plist** and see if the date matches...
Sounds like the April 1st calendar crash. Delete whole day events on April 1st (and unsubscribe from calendars that give you public holidays on that day), and that should fix crashes that occur when you go to month view in March.
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
Sounds like the April 1st calendar crash. Delete whole day events on April 1st (and unsubscribe from calendars that give you public holidays on that day), and that should fix crashes that occur when you go to month view in March.
I deleted the subscription to DE Holidays events (German holidays) - and it fixed the problem, even though I have other all-day events listed on April 1.
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
Sounds like the April 1st calendar crash. Delete whole day events on April 1st (and unsubscribe from calendars that give you public holidays on that day), and that should fix crashes that occur when you go to month view in March.
If your calendar appears as a blank page and then closes you are unable to delete or change all day events from the 25 hours imposed by daylight saving to fewer hours. In that case change your location a territory that does not use daylight saving, e.g. Most of Africa. When you reopen Calender you should be able to edi...
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
Apple support tell me that the problem is known, their engineers are working on it and the temporary solution is to deselect the uk holiday calendar, and by implication any other calendar where events on April 1st are all day, and to change any all day events on April 1st on your own calendars to say 0100 to 2300. It o...
I deleted the subscription to DE Holidays events (German holidays) - and it fixed the problem, even though I have other all-day events listed on April 1.
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
This is how applications crash on iOS - so you may want to check your settings to see if your iPad is sending crash reports to Apple. Settings App -> General -> Diagnostics & Usage You can also look in the Data submenu from the above screen and scroll down to look for **LatestCrash.plist** and see if the date matches...
Apple support tell me that the problem is known, their engineers are working on it and the temporary solution is to deselect the uk holiday calendar, and by implication any other calendar where events on April 1st are all day, and to change any all day events on April 1st on your own calendars to say 0100 to 2300. It o...
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
If your calendar appears as a blank page and then closes you are unable to delete or change all day events from the 25 hours imposed by daylight saving to fewer hours. In that case change your location a territory that does not use daylight saving, e.g. Most of Africa. When you reopen Calender you should be able to edi...
I deleted the subscription to DE Holidays events (German holidays) - and it fixed the problem, even though I have other all-day events listed on April 1.
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
If your calendar appears as a blank page and then closes you are unable to delete or change all day events from the 25 hours imposed by daylight saving to fewer hours. In that case change your location a territory that does not use daylight saving, e.g. Most of Africa. When you reopen Calender you should be able to edi...
Drag the appointment to an empty date. Then you should be able to delete it. Worked for me.
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
This is how applications crash on iOS - so you may want to check your settings to see if your iPad is sending crash reports to Apple. Settings App -> General -> Diagnostics & Usage You can also look in the Data submenu from the above screen and scroll down to look for **LatestCrash.plist** and see if the date matches...
If your calendar appears as a blank page and then closes you are unable to delete or change all day events from the 25 hours imposed by daylight saving to fewer hours. In that case change your location a territory that does not use daylight saving, e.g. Most of Africa. When you reopen Calender you should be able to edi...
62,508
I have been using my calendar fine but this afternoon when I click on the tile it briefly opens (1 sec) and then closes itself. I have waited 30 mins, I have turned iPad off & back on and still no joy.
2012/08/30
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/62508", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/28303/" ]
Sounds like the April 1st calendar crash. Delete whole day events on April 1st (and unsubscribe from calendars that give you public holidays on that day), and that should fix crashes that occur when you go to month view in March.
Apple support tell me that the problem is known, their engineers are working on it and the temporary solution is to deselect the uk holiday calendar, and by implication any other calendar where events on April 1st are all day, and to change any all day events on April 1st on your own calendars to say 0100 to 2300. It o...
134
It doesn't matter whether they are for free or for purchase as long as they are compatible.
2010/08/17
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/134", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/18/" ]
The best commercial packages of themes for the iWork apps, in my experience, are those from [Jumsoft.](http://www.jumsoft.com/)(under Design) They produce themes for both Pages and Keynote, as well as animation and art packs. For free templates, [iWorkCommunity](http://www.iworkcommunity.com) has a ton of Pages templa...
Interesting. You can find some nice examples on Themeforest, they should have a big list of such items. <http://wisset.com/premium-keynote-templates/>
134
It doesn't matter whether they are for free or for purchase as long as they are compatible.
2010/08/17
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/134", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/18/" ]
The best commercial packages of themes for the iWork apps, in my experience, are those from [Jumsoft.](http://www.jumsoft.com/)(under Design) They produce themes for both Pages and Keynote, as well as animation and art packs. For free templates, [iWorkCommunity](http://www.iworkcommunity.com) has a ton of Pages templa...
Klariti has SDLC and business templates over but these are for professionals. <http://klariti.com/apple-iwork-templates/>
134
It doesn't matter whether they are for free or for purchase as long as they are compatible.
2010/08/17
[ "https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/134", "https://apple.stackexchange.com", "https://apple.stackexchange.com/users/18/" ]
Interesting. You can find some nice examples on Themeforest, they should have a big list of such items. <http://wisset.com/premium-keynote-templates/>
Klariti has SDLC and business templates over but these are for professionals. <http://klariti.com/apple-iwork-templates/>
23,571,339
I do know the difference between concurrency (CPU process swapping) and parallelism (processes running in real-time parallel on multiple cores). What I wish to know is what role threads and processes play in all of this. I am aware that every OS is different, and that CPU scheduling varies from OS to OS and VM to VM. I...
2014/05/09
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/23571339", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/1790803/" ]
First, to clarify the terminology that you are using: * a process is an entity managed by an operating system, typically the execution of a program; * a thread is an entity within a process that executes instructions sequentially. In this context, processes have an amount of state that is maintained by the operating ...
> > everyone seems to agree that this is the only alternative for computing on multiple CPUs in parallel. > > > I have never heard this. In any case it is not true. > > Does this mean that threads are not capable of running in real parallel on multiple CPU cores > > > The thread is the unit of scheduling in ...
246,238
I'm new to web development and I've started working on a project in my company that uses DJANGO. I feel it flexible to start my development straight first from the templates. I think it will be easier if I visualize things first. So my question: Is it okay to start with a template rather than starting with models first...
2014/06/27
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Starting with the user experience and how that works is actually a good way to start off. It ensures that what you build is fit for purpose and that you end up building what needs to be built and not things you **think** you will need. See [User Centered Design](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User-centered_design) on W...
There is no right answer. You will probably be going back and forth between models and templates before you settle on something which works. You should start of with use-cases or usage scenarios which include the view templates. As you write those, you will expose some system concepts, many of which will become your ...
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So I am going to be developing atleast 5-6 Res end points . ( all distinct and stateless ) Now I am debating on the following: * Should they be combined as single war / ear or deploy each service separately ? * deploying them as single war - down time during deployment should that be a concern ? ( with load balancer -...
2019/04/05
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The entire point of microservices is that they are independently deployable and scaleable. If you're talking about 5-6 literal endpoints (uri endpoints, sockets, message types - effectively 5-6 callable functions) then putting them together is fine. Having a single function per deployment is probably pathologically/imp...
Many of the answers that Microservices architectures raise regarding this topic are tightly related to the company's business strategy towards the market. Microservices is not an end. It's a mean to an end. It's the business strategy who on way or another drives the solution to implement. You have to ask first the st...
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I am taking a course in game theory. For proving the Nash equilibrium we require Brouwer's fixed point theorem. But I have not taken a topology course so I am finding the proof difficult to understand. You may explain the same Brouwer's in little easy way.
2018/08/25
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You could have a look at [John Milnor's take](http://web.cs.elte.hu/~karatson/hairy-ball.pdf). His methods are all quite elementary (the most difficult prerequisite needed here is the well-known-but-rarely-proved [change of variables theorem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integration_by_substitution#Substitution_for_mu...
***Topological Spaces** From Distance To Nighborhood* by Gerard Buskes and Arnoud van Rooij provide a nice 'intuitive proof' (Section~4.21). It is not exact, but it has plenty of diagrams and explanations.
2,894,118
I am taking a course in game theory. For proving the Nash equilibrium we require Brouwer's fixed point theorem. But I have not taken a topology course so I am finding the proof difficult to understand. You may explain the same Brouwer's in little easy way.
2018/08/25
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Of course "easy" has a large degree of subjectivity to it. But there is a famous proof due to Emanuel Sperner that was (and still is) striking for minimizing the amount of topology needed. [These](http://math.mit.edu/~fox/MAT307-lecture03.pdf) course notes of Jacob Fox give an exposition using Sperner's Lemma. The do...
***Topological Spaces** From Distance To Nighborhood* by Gerard Buskes and Arnoud van Rooij provide a nice 'intuitive proof' (Section~4.21). It is not exact, but it has plenty of diagrams and explanations.
2,894,118
I am taking a course in game theory. For proving the Nash equilibrium we require Brouwer's fixed point theorem. But I have not taken a topology course so I am finding the proof difficult to understand. You may explain the same Brouwer's in little easy way.
2018/08/25
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Of course "easy" has a large degree of subjectivity to it. But there is a famous proof due to Emanuel Sperner that was (and still is) striking for minimizing the amount of topology needed. [These](http://math.mit.edu/~fox/MAT307-lecture03.pdf) course notes of Jacob Fox give an exposition using Sperner's Lemma. The do...
You could have a look at [John Milnor's take](http://web.cs.elte.hu/~karatson/hairy-ball.pdf). His methods are all quite elementary (the most difficult prerequisite needed here is the well-known-but-rarely-proved [change of variables theorem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integration_by_substitution#Substitution_for_mu...
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The Sankt Goar line crosses the german town of Sankt Goar and separates the dialects that have *t* in words like *wat* and *dat* and the dialects that have *s* in the corresponding words *was* and *das*. Is this change abrupt? Does the consonant literally change from one side of the line to the other,does it happen gra...
2019/03/02
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Good question! Isoglosses are generally drawn as these nice, hard-edged lines on a map. On one side of the Sankt Goar line, you have *das*, and on the other side, you have *dat*. The problem is, nothing in linguistics is ever this clear-cut. Even the boundaries between languages are fuzzy: [you can walk from Rome to ...
Yes, this particular change is aprupt. There are no intermediate forms between *wat* and *was* (like \*wats) nor *dat* and *das*. There may be places where you can find speakers who you either form, maybe separated by age. After all, at least in Saarland *Rheinfänkisch* (the dialect with *was* and *das*) is spreading i...
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I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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If you want strong authentication without the cost of sending SMS you can use TOTP with the [Google authenticator app](https://github.com/google/google-authenticator). Indeed, the pin solution doesn't seem to add a lot of additional security. I also don't fully understand the mechanism. They enter 3 digits from a 6 di...
The "part that you know" second factor could be *which* 3 of the 6 emailed characters to use (Mary uses 1st, 2nd, 5th, John: 1-2-6, Fred and Janet: 4-5-6)... not certain how you'd teach your folks which ones, but once taught that secret shouldn't have to be transmitted again. And then use tight lockdowns too. SMS is p...
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I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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I find it hard to see what security benefits this could provide. In multifactor authentication, the point is to use different factors — i.e., "something you know", "something you have", "something you are". Just repeating the same factor twice seems a bit pointless. But let me speculate some about what the purpose cou...
If you want strong authentication without the cost of sending SMS you can use TOTP with the [Google authenticator app](https://github.com/google/google-authenticator). Indeed, the pin solution doesn't seem to add a lot of additional security. I also don't fully understand the mechanism. They enter 3 digits from a 6 di...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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The point of [multi-factor authentication](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication) is to require information from multiple sources so that if a user is compromised in one way (say they write their password down somewhere and it's found), then there is still a layer of security preventing account acce...
What's going on here is that your competitor is trying to use a poor man's substitute in place of a robust second-factor for authentication. For whatever business reasons they don't want to deal with putting in place the infrastructure on their end to implement a one-time code/OTP mechanism (the most common 2FA setup) ...
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I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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A system which locks out an account, even temporarily, in response to invalid password attempts will make it very easy to conduct a denial-of-service attack against someone. Using a two-part authentication makes it possible to have very strict lockout policies on the second part while still remaining resistant to denia...
What's going on here is that your competitor is trying to use a poor man's substitute in place of a robust second-factor for authentication. For whatever business reasons they don't want to deal with putting in place the infrastructure on their end to implement a one-time code/OTP mechanism (the most common 2FA setup) ...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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I find it hard to see what security benefits this could provide. In multifactor authentication, the point is to use different factors — i.e., "something you know", "something you have", "something you are". Just repeating the same factor twice seems a bit pointless. But let me speculate some about what the purpose cou...
The "part that you know" second factor could be *which* 3 of the 6 emailed characters to use (Mary uses 1st, 2nd, 5th, John: 1-2-6, Fred and Janet: 4-5-6)... not certain how you'd teach your folks which ones, but once taught that secret shouldn't have to be transmitted again. And then use tight lockdowns too. SMS is p...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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If you want strong authentication without the cost of sending SMS you can use TOTP with the [Google authenticator app](https://github.com/google/google-authenticator). Indeed, the pin solution doesn't seem to add a lot of additional security. I also don't fully understand the mechanism. They enter 3 digits from a 6 di...
The point of [multi-factor authentication](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication) is to require information from multiple sources so that if a user is compromised in one way (say they write their password down somewhere and it's found), then there is still a layer of security preventing account acce...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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A system which locks out an account, even temporarily, in response to invalid password attempts will make it very easy to conduct a denial-of-service attack against someone. Using a two-part authentication makes it possible to have very strict lockout policies on the second part while still remaining resistant to denia...
The "part that you know" second factor could be *which* 3 of the 6 emailed characters to use (Mary uses 1st, 2nd, 5th, John: 1-2-6, Fred and Janet: 4-5-6)... not certain how you'd teach your folks which ones, but once taught that secret shouldn't have to be transmitted again. And then use tight lockdowns too. SMS is p...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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I find it hard to see what security benefits this could provide. In multifactor authentication, the point is to use different factors — i.e., "something you know", "something you have", "something you are". Just repeating the same factor twice seems a bit pointless. But let me speculate some about what the purpose cou...
What's going on here is that your competitor is trying to use a poor man's substitute in place of a robust second-factor for authentication. For whatever business reasons they don't want to deal with putting in place the infrastructure on their end to implement a one-time code/OTP mechanism (the most common 2FA setup) ...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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I find it hard to see what security benefits this could provide. In multifactor authentication, the point is to use different factors — i.e., "something you know", "something you have", "something you are". Just repeating the same factor twice seems a bit pointless. But let me speculate some about what the purpose cou...
The point of [multi-factor authentication](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication) is to require information from multiple sources so that if a user is compromised in one way (say they write their password down somewhere and it's found), then there is still a layer of security preventing account acce...
128,667
I would like to ask about this encryption method that I found: [USPTO patent](http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=Unsene&OS=Unsene&RS=Unsene) and it is related to this question here: [A service that claims beyond arm...
2016/06/29
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A system which locks out an account, even temporarily, in response to invalid password attempts will make it very easy to conduct a denial-of-service attack against someone. Using a two-part authentication makes it possible to have very strict lockout policies on the second part while still remaining resistant to denia...
The point of [multi-factor authentication](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication) is to require information from multiple sources so that if a user is compromised in one way (say they write their password down somewhere and it's found), then there is still a layer of security preventing account acce...
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suddenly i cannot select anymore with right click (or example objects in object mode or faces in edit mode). I was doing this tutorial and they asked me to change a few things in user preferences and now i cannot select anything.
2015/08/10
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go back to the user preferences, go to input and change select with: to right [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/WtIwo.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/WtIwo.jpg)
My RMB on a mac stopped working for selecting, too. Changing from ortho to perspective view (View:Persp/Ortho) and back again seems to fix the problem. Loading factory settings didn't help. I could select from the outliner, but not with a RMB click on objects. It would work on a new document, but not my saved documen...
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suddenly i cannot select anymore with right click (or example objects in object mode or faces in edit mode). I was doing this tutorial and they asked me to change a few things in user preferences and now i cannot select anything.
2015/08/10
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go back to the user preferences, go to input and change select with: to right [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/WtIwo.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/WtIwo.jpg)
Hit similar issue and since this page is first on Google - leaving answer. Problem: - MacOs - Blender 2.79 - Right button works in outliner, but NOT 3D view Solution: - change camera near clip distance to some low value and then back Suddenly right click started to work as usual
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suddenly i cannot select anymore with right click (or example objects in object mode or faces in edit mode). I was doing this tutorial and they asked me to change a few things in user preferences and now i cannot select anything.
2015/08/10
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Eventually you may try to ***Load Factory Settings***. It'll restore your RMB click functionality, but also change all your current settings. Make sure to save your work first though. [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/THEM1.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/THEM1.jpg)
My RMB on a mac stopped working for selecting, too. Changing from ortho to perspective view (View:Persp/Ortho) and back again seems to fix the problem. Loading factory settings didn't help. I could select from the outliner, but not with a RMB click on objects. It would work on a new document, but not my saved documen...
35,423
suddenly i cannot select anymore with right click (or example objects in object mode or faces in edit mode). I was doing this tutorial and they asked me to change a few things in user preferences and now i cannot select anything.
2015/08/10
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Eventually you may try to ***Load Factory Settings***. It'll restore your RMB click functionality, but also change all your current settings. Make sure to save your work first though. [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/THEM1.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/THEM1.jpg)
Hit similar issue and since this page is first on Google - leaving answer. Problem: - MacOs - Blender 2.79 - Right button works in outliner, but NOT 3D view Solution: - change camera near clip distance to some low value and then back Suddenly right click started to work as usual
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Let's consider DCR-97, HMSS Liberty, 300 kilotonnes (or 300 Gg) of dreadnought-carrier ship. It's a big one. Let's say it can move forward. Let's say it could potentially move backward, or at the very least slow down. Now it would be top if it could just steer left/right/up/down without gravity-assist. How do I accom...
2016/03/25
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How are you making it move forward? You mean *accelerate*, as movement is relative. You steer by directing the thrust. No kind of rudder will work in a vacuum. You ought to look at information on real spaceships. Whatever you are doing to make the ship *go*, you do that off-center to apply torque as well. Normally we...
It depends on your main engine technology, since a good option is to use the same engine you use to go forward. You have the additional problem that in space rotating the ship is only half of the problem. So if you use a thruster as main engine (think Galactica) you use RCS. If you use a field like Star Trek, you man...
38,842
Let's consider DCR-97, HMSS Liberty, 300 kilotonnes (or 300 Gg) of dreadnought-carrier ship. It's a big one. Let's say it can move forward. Let's say it could potentially move backward, or at the very least slow down. Now it would be top if it could just steer left/right/up/down without gravity-assist. How do I accom...
2016/03/25
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How are you making it move forward? You mean *accelerate*, as movement is relative. You steer by directing the thrust. No kind of rudder will work in a vacuum. You ought to look at information on real spaceships. Whatever you are doing to make the ship *go*, you do that off-center to apply torque as well. Normally we...
I think that to change the direction which your ship is facing to, you would need a massive RCS system. And lots of time, of course; unless you want to risk extreme G-Forces, rotating the ship backwards could probably even take days. If you have some sort of G-Force dampers like the Starfleet uses, rotating the ship s...
38,842
Let's consider DCR-97, HMSS Liberty, 300 kilotonnes (or 300 Gg) of dreadnought-carrier ship. It's a big one. Let's say it can move forward. Let's say it could potentially move backward, or at the very least slow down. Now it would be top if it could just steer left/right/up/down without gravity-assist. How do I accom...
2016/03/25
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**To turn is to accelerate**, but it's rotational acceleration not linear. As I'm sure you're aware, momentum is conserved. Angular momentum is also conserved, this is what you're dealing with when you turn in space. Your manoeuvring thrusters must not only be able to start the turning motion but also to stop it. You...
It depends on your main engine technology, since a good option is to use the same engine you use to go forward. You have the additional problem that in space rotating the ship is only half of the problem. So if you use a thruster as main engine (think Galactica) you use RCS. If you use a field like Star Trek, you man...
38,842
Let's consider DCR-97, HMSS Liberty, 300 kilotonnes (or 300 Gg) of dreadnought-carrier ship. It's a big one. Let's say it can move forward. Let's say it could potentially move backward, or at the very least slow down. Now it would be top if it could just steer left/right/up/down without gravity-assist. How do I accom...
2016/03/25
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### Orientation != Velocity Vector != Acceleration Vector To ensure there's no ambiguity here. In spacecraft, the direction that the ship is facing is not necessarily the direction in which the ship is moving (but if the ship is accelerating, it usually is the direction in which acceleration is occurring). Similarly...
It depends on your main engine technology, since a good option is to use the same engine you use to go forward. You have the additional problem that in space rotating the ship is only half of the problem. So if you use a thruster as main engine (think Galactica) you use RCS. If you use a field like Star Trek, you man...
38,842
Let's consider DCR-97, HMSS Liberty, 300 kilotonnes (or 300 Gg) of dreadnought-carrier ship. It's a big one. Let's say it can move forward. Let's say it could potentially move backward, or at the very least slow down. Now it would be top if it could just steer left/right/up/down without gravity-assist. How do I accom...
2016/03/25
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**To turn is to accelerate**, but it's rotational acceleration not linear. As I'm sure you're aware, momentum is conserved. Angular momentum is also conserved, this is what you're dealing with when you turn in space. Your manoeuvring thrusters must not only be able to start the turning motion but also to stop it. You...
I think that to change the direction which your ship is facing to, you would need a massive RCS system. And lots of time, of course; unless you want to risk extreme G-Forces, rotating the ship backwards could probably even take days. If you have some sort of G-Force dampers like the Starfleet uses, rotating the ship s...
38,842
Let's consider DCR-97, HMSS Liberty, 300 kilotonnes (or 300 Gg) of dreadnought-carrier ship. It's a big one. Let's say it can move forward. Let's say it could potentially move backward, or at the very least slow down. Now it would be top if it could just steer left/right/up/down without gravity-assist. How do I accom...
2016/03/25
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### Orientation != Velocity Vector != Acceleration Vector To ensure there's no ambiguity here. In spacecraft, the direction that the ship is facing is not necessarily the direction in which the ship is moving (but if the ship is accelerating, it usually is the direction in which acceleration is occurring). Similarly...
I think that to change the direction which your ship is facing to, you would need a massive RCS system. And lots of time, of course; unless you want to risk extreme G-Forces, rotating the ship backwards could probably even take days. If you have some sort of G-Force dampers like the Starfleet uses, rotating the ship s...
128,277
I'm a new member making my first post here. I had a very quick, and admittedly basic, question. I'm setting up an info sec lab for the first time at home. I'm trying to build some more technical skills with things like Kali linux, pfsense, etc to help me transition from help desk/desktop support to a security analyst (...
2016/06/25
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It sounds like you are trying to setup something of a cyber-range for learning. If this is the case you simply need to understand what risks are and are not being added to your network. Are you trying to make these systems available to the Internet as a whole ? If so, then you are adding very different risks than if th...
It ultimately depends on your threat model and what exactly you will be doing, but I see no problem having the host machine on your home network, especially if the VMs are on their own, isolated network. Even then, unless you are releasing malware into this network, I can't imagine the existence your test environment w...
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I'm a new member making my first post here. I had a very quick, and admittedly basic, question. I'm setting up an info sec lab for the first time at home. I'm trying to build some more technical skills with things like Kali linux, pfsense, etc to help me transition from help desk/desktop support to a security analyst (...
2016/06/25
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It sounds like you are trying to setup something of a cyber-range for learning. If this is the case you simply need to understand what risks are and are not being added to your network. Are you trying to make these systems available to the Internet as a whole ? If so, then you are adding very different risks than if th...
Its easy buddy. Get yourself a new standalone PC that you aren't using for anything else (craigslist comes highly recommended). From there, get software that will run your virtual machines, e.g. qemu, [virtualbox](https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads), [VMWare Player](https://www.vmware.com/go/downloadplayer), et...
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I'm a new member making my first post here. I had a very quick, and admittedly basic, question. I'm setting up an info sec lab for the first time at home. I'm trying to build some more technical skills with things like Kali linux, pfsense, etc to help me transition from help desk/desktop support to a security analyst (...
2016/06/25
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It sounds like you are trying to setup something of a cyber-range for learning. If this is the case you simply need to understand what risks are and are not being added to your network. Are you trying to make these systems available to the Internet as a whole ? If so, then you are adding very different risks than if th...
I've got the same situation. I'm currently running Window 7 as my main OS. So what i did is that i installed Windows 2012 R2 trial on another HDD - low RAM usage, free Hyper-V etc. **Then i created my "SecLab" how i call it in Hyper-V.** -------------------------------------------------------- I am running 5 VMs in H...
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I'm a senior student in high school and we are learning about Particle Physics in Physics. I wanted to ask a question about neutrons. Is there a possibility that neutrons may not even be a particle, just a bond, relationship or pairing between electrons and protons? Can neutrons just be the cancelling out of electrons ...
2021/02/25
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> > or is the theory we have have no correct and there is no need for further debate. > > > You are a hundred years too late to be able to play with the models of nuclear physics. Physics reasearch at present has progressed to the level that has shown that protons and neutrons, not only are the two versions of the...
If I understand your thoughts correctly, and you had a typo when you said "Could the 6 neutrons (you wanted to say electrons) and 6 protons cancel each other", you expected a carbon atom to have the same number of protons and neutrons. If you know that there are carbon 13 (which has 7 neutrons) and carbon 14 (which has...
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Have a smartclient application that is distributed using Click-Once, but also includes a SQLite DB for a local cache. The problems is that once the app is published it doesn't seem to be able to open the SQLite DB file. Have included the DB file as part of the install process... Any thoughts?
2009/09/02
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/1367170", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/112064/" ]
When a ClickOnce application is set to "Full Trust", on install it will prompt the user to grant full trust. This means that the application will have all the same privileges on the computer as the user running the application (editing the regisitry, file io, etc). You mentioned in the comments that the app is set to f...
Have you included the SQLite provider in the package?
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Have a smartclient application that is distributed using Click-Once, but also includes a SQLite DB for a local cache. The problems is that once the app is published it doesn't seem to be able to open the SQLite DB file. Have included the DB file as part of the install process... Any thoughts?
2009/09/02
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/1367170", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/112064/" ]
Check the path that your app is using to get to the database. Virtuallized paths can cause these sorts of problems on Vista and above. Then check the read/write permissions on the database file.
Have you included the SQLite provider in the package?
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Have a smartclient application that is distributed using Click-Once, but also includes a SQLite DB for a local cache. The problems is that once the app is published it doesn't seem to be able to open the SQLite DB file. Have included the DB file as part of the install process... Any thoughts?
2009/09/02
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/1367170", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/112064/" ]
When a ClickOnce application is set to "Full Trust", on install it will prompt the user to grant full trust. This means that the application will have all the same privileges on the computer as the user running the application (editing the regisitry, file io, etc). You mentioned in the comments that the app is set to f...
Check the path that your app is using to get to the database. Virtuallized paths can cause these sorts of problems on Vista and above. Then check the read/write permissions on the database file.
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Have a smartclient application that is distributed using Click-Once, but also includes a SQLite DB for a local cache. The problems is that once the app is published it doesn't seem to be able to open the SQLite DB file. Have included the DB file as part of the install process... Any thoughts?
2009/09/02
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/1367170", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/112064/" ]
When a ClickOnce application is set to "Full Trust", on install it will prompt the user to grant full trust. This means that the application will have all the same privileges on the computer as the user running the application (editing the regisitry, file io, etc). You mentioned in the comments that the app is set to f...
I had a same problem. My solution was to add SQL.interop.DLL (x32 and x64) in the Visual Studio Project (as link) so that the ClickOne Deploiment add those files in this "package" Look this blog post : <http://webbercross.azurewebsites.net/ef7-sqlite-click-once-deployment-error/>
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Have a smartclient application that is distributed using Click-Once, but also includes a SQLite DB for a local cache. The problems is that once the app is published it doesn't seem to be able to open the SQLite DB file. Have included the DB file as part of the install process... Any thoughts?
2009/09/02
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/1367170", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/112064/" ]
Check the path that your app is using to get to the database. Virtuallized paths can cause these sorts of problems on Vista and above. Then check the read/write permissions on the database file.
I had a same problem. My solution was to add SQL.interop.DLL (x32 and x64) in the Visual Studio Project (as link) so that the ClickOne Deploiment add those files in this "package" Look this blog post : <http://webbercross.azurewebsites.net/ef7-sqlite-click-once-deployment-error/>
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Lost an identity card in 2018 and subsequently got a new one. The old one of course got blocked. However, when using my new one, an alert pops up referring to the old one, which border control occasionally reacts to (they then normally more or less tell me about it if we have a common language, but it could be the rea...
2019/03/14
[ "https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/133871", "https://travel.stackexchange.com", "https://travel.stackexchange.com/users/39782/" ]
So you lost your ID and it’s possible that shady people have learned that a certain person (you) exists and if they were to impersonate someone, they might as well use a real person. However, they’re aware that you’ll apply for a new document and this particular one would become invalid. Thus they could have forged a d...
The document number is checked too. Sometimes an ID card number is linked to a Social Security number therefore the replacement card will have the same number as the lost/stolen card. In those instances the Officer will consider the date of issue of the replacement card to ensure it post dates the reported loss/theft. ...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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> > Could these warriors make the same kinds of acrobatic flights that airplanes did on real aerial battles? > > > This would depend on the maneuverability of the animal as well as how securely the rider is attached to the mount. Giant Eagles could probably do loop-de-loops, but if the rider is just sitting in a s...
Assuming mounted riders with some sort of harness for stability, I would discount any type of hand held melee weapon or even lances - too much chance of a mid-air between mounts and both sides would go down. You need to use some sort of distance weapon. That said, crossbows are too hard to reload, long bows are too ung...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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I would imagine the fights to be more like bird combat than like anything humans have ever done. Consider for a moment that you are seated on top of a large bird in the manner of a horse. First problem is that the bird would need you to sit near the middle of the wing in order to maintain it's front-rear balance. This...
> > Could these warriors make the same kinds of acrobatic flights that airplanes did on real aerial battles? > > > This would depend on the maneuverability of the animal as well as how securely the rider is attached to the mount. Giant Eagles could probably do loop-de-loops, but if the rider is just sitting in a s...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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When designing a weapon we must always keep the 3 main things in mind: **Offensive power, defensive power and mobility**. To strike a good balance between these is hard. See [tanks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank), [airplanes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_design_process) or just the gear a soldier uses. I...
Assuming mounted riders with some sort of harness for stability, I would discount any type of hand held melee weapon or even lances - too much chance of a mid-air between mounts and both sides would go down. You need to use some sort of distance weapon. That said, crossbows are too hard to reload, long bows are too ung...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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When designing a weapon we must always keep the 3 main things in mind: **Offensive power, defensive power and mobility**. To strike a good balance between these is hard. See [tanks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank), [airplanes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_design_process) or just the gear a soldier uses. I...
This has been done (sort of) an old Nintendo Arcade Game called JOUSTE. Check it out - it's my all time favourite arcade game. Needless to say, I think this new idea you have is fantastic. :)
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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I would imagine the fights to be more like bird combat than like anything humans have ever done. Consider for a moment that you are seated on top of a large bird in the manner of a horse. First problem is that the bird would need you to sit near the middle of the wing in order to maintain it's front-rear balance. This...
I would think that the problem with catapults is the lack of accuracy, especially with such high moving targets. Might be something to think about. Perhaps a more accurate land to air weapon. Idk, in a fictional universe perhaps you can make the catapults more accurate somehow. With the whole debacle on fighting, I wou...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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More importantly, WHY would they fight? The "why" will tell you the "how." Armored cavalry (kights) were a terrifyingly effective force. It smashed through most infantry formations, and often caused them to break. Since infantry is what lets you actually conquer an area (I know that's a huge simplification), having so...
Assuming mounted riders with some sort of harness for stability, I would discount any type of hand held melee weapon or even lances - too much chance of a mid-air between mounts and both sides would go down. You need to use some sort of distance weapon. That said, crossbows are too hard to reload, long bows are too ung...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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I would imagine the fights to be more like bird combat than like anything humans have ever done. Consider for a moment that you are seated on top of a large bird in the manner of a horse. First problem is that the bird would need you to sit near the middle of the wing in order to maintain it's front-rear balance. This...
More importantly, WHY would they fight? The "why" will tell you the "how." Armored cavalry (kights) were a terrifyingly effective force. It smashed through most infantry formations, and often caused them to break. Since infantry is what lets you actually conquer an area (I know that's a huge simplification), having so...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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When designing a weapon we must always keep the 3 main things in mind: **Offensive power, defensive power and mobility**. To strike a good balance between these is hard. See [tanks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank), [airplanes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_design_process) or just the gear a soldier uses. I...
I would think that the problem with catapults is the lack of accuracy, especially with such high moving targets. Might be something to think about. Perhaps a more accurate land to air weapon. Idk, in a fictional universe perhaps you can make the catapults more accurate somehow. With the whole debacle on fighting, I wou...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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> > Could these warriors make the same kinds of acrobatic flights that airplanes did on real aerial battles? > > > This would depend on the maneuverability of the animal as well as how securely the rider is attached to the mount. Giant Eagles could probably do loop-de-loops, but if the rider is just sitting in a s...
I would think that the problem with catapults is the lack of accuracy, especially with such high moving targets. Might be something to think about. Perhaps a more accurate land to air weapon. Idk, in a fictional universe perhaps you can make the catapults more accurate somehow. With the whole debacle on fighting, I wou...
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In my world, we have two cities, each on a high mountaintop, separated by a vast valley. In order to wage war, the warriors of each city bridge the huge gap between them by using flying creatures. Now, these flying creatures are of various natures... Some are dragon-like pterodactyls, others are giant eagles. But each...
2017/04/24
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I will base my answer according the the following details: * The Knights are harnessed onto these animals in such a way that they can ride with their hands free * The animals are capable of sufficient thrust to not "stall out" during a near-vertical climb (at least for a short distance) * There are at least two "class...
Considering flying battles, I would suggest inspiration from the WW1 dogfights rather than medieval style fighting. It also depends to a large deal on the kind of armour your warriors prefer to use. Using anything but greatswords or gigantic battle axes against full plate armour might be almost useless. Personally, I ...
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I had ran ethereum for some time for developing. I had upgrade to the latest Mist 0.8.10, Wallet 0.8.10 and geth 1.6.5 on Windows 10. after this, everything seems to break, everytime i start my mist it will shows "node connection error". After i deleted everything from User\Appdata - mist, wallet, geth and reinstall m...
2017/06/26
[ "https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/18806", "https://ethereum.stackexchange.com", "https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/users/11828/" ]
Run mist.exe as administrator.
Are you sure that geth is running? The "node" that mist can't connect to is (I assume) a geth node on your computer. If geth isn't running, then mist can't "connect to node" and you would get an error.
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I had ran ethereum for some time for developing. I had upgrade to the latest Mist 0.8.10, Wallet 0.8.10 and geth 1.6.5 on Windows 10. after this, everything seems to break, everytime i start my mist it will shows "node connection error". After i deleted everything from User\Appdata - mist, wallet, geth and reinstall m...
2017/06/26
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Run mist.exe as administrator.
I had deleted the mist browser again and used the zipped version instead of installer version. The problem goes away..
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I had ran ethereum for some time for developing. I had upgrade to the latest Mist 0.8.10, Wallet 0.8.10 and geth 1.6.5 on Windows 10. after this, everything seems to break, everytime i start my mist it will shows "node connection error". After i deleted everything from User\Appdata - mist, wallet, geth and reinstall m...
2017/06/26
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Run mist.exe as administrator.
My sollution was to use "Ethereum wallet" (zip version) instead of "Mist". (No one sollution described above worked for me)
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I'm trying to use linkedin javascript api, but when I run a script I get an error 'javascript api domain is restricted to localhost'. Does anyone know what is that? Please, help!
2013/02/20
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/14979311", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/2091018/" ]
1. Go to <https://www.linkedin.com/secure/developer> 2. Click on the application name you're using. 3. Add your domain to *JavaScript API Domains:* 4. Save changes. This should fix your issue.
1 create a new app on LinkedIn devloper 2.in URL you should write path like this <http://localhost/linkdin/index.php/> then save after it your problem will be resolve
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I've got the Battlestar Galactica board game and I absolutely love it. I'm thinking of getting one of the expansions for it but I'm torn between the *Exodus* and *Pegasus* expansions. How do these expansions change the game? and from people who have played both which do you think is a better expansion? Note that sinc...
2011/11/01
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The rules for both variants are available at FFG's site, so you can read them for the full details. Both expansions contain an "alternate ending" which can replace the Kobol objective, kicking in when the fleet jumps to distance 7. Both have new character and skill cards. Both expansions include the possibility that ch...
I have played both, and each one adds a lot to te game. The first thing they each add is time. they also each add new characters and new a new end game condition. My favorite version of BSG is playing with both expansions using the end game condition of Exodus. The Pegasus Expansion adds a second Battlestar ship wi...
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We have designed multiple temperature sensors. its executed as well too. but we need external power supply or Uninterrupted Power supply for Rpi. I have chosen power bank ..but it works with only one way..which means while charging it doesn't provide output. so please suggest me a proper UPS.
2017/11/07
[ "https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/74876", "https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com", "https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/users/32377/" ]
Here's a couple of USB devices that operates in a UPS fashion. [Solex Travel powerbank](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Solex-Countries-Simultaneous-Charging-Warranty-Orange/dp/B0742GJ23V) Or... [Inepo ups powerbank](https://www.amazon.co.uk/GM312-Uninterrupted-11-13Vdc-Wireless-Peripherals/dp/B06XSZVJ6Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&q...
If you want to build one you can use a 12V battery feeding a Buck Converter through a 10A diode. then you connect a 15V power supply again feeding the Buck Converter through a 10A diode. Put a float charger on the battery and you are set. You can pick what ever voltages you are comfortable with. You can use a SEPIC con...
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Recently I asked a question [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20681319/how-to-align-divs-horizontally-which-represents-a-table-row) and one of the answer suggests to use display: table and display: table-cell css properties. Generally UI designers recommend not to use tables for layout. What if I use these t...
2013/12/19
[ "https://Stackoverflow.com/questions/20681962", "https://Stackoverflow.com", "https://Stackoverflow.com/users/1912429/" ]
No. HTML tables indicate that their contents are tabular data. This information is exposed to the Accessibility API and so accessibility tools like screen readers can tell their users what to expect in the information following. Note that cell headers may be read out multiple times so that the AT user can orientate the...
The display table let the element behave like a element without using a HTML table element, so probably you will have more flexibility on your development. So you will have the benefits of a table and the flexibility of development without table, becase tables are always difficult and and hard to work
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I am wondering if there is a way to use the keyboard to move the current app (or at least the current window) to a new space in Lion. Currently the only method I know of is to go to Mission Control and drag the app to the new space.
2012/03/12
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/399669", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/122533/" ]
The only applications I've found that support it are [SizeUp](http://irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/) and [Spacey](http://most-advantageous.com/spacey/). I couldn't get Spacey to work on 10.8, but SizeUp still works for me. ![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/HVDVJ.png) ![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/j72PA.png)
<http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/osx-lion-features-shortcuts/> click within 'Shortcut to:' on OS X lion shortcuts see 'Move between spaces on desktop (ctrl -> or ctrl <-)
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I am wondering if there is a way to use the keyboard to move the current app (or at least the current window) to a new space in Lion. Currently the only method I know of is to go to Mission Control and drag the app to the new space.
2012/03/12
[ "https://superuser.com/questions/399669", "https://superuser.com", "https://superuser.com/users/122533/" ]
I know this question is a bit old at this point, but it still comes up in Google search results right up at the top. Better Touch Tool: <http://www.boastr.net/> It lets you move windows to different monitors, desktops, resize, etc. all with custom gestures or keyboard shortcuts. It's robust, supports the Apple trac...
<http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/osx-lion-features-shortcuts/> click within 'Shortcut to:' on OS X lion shortcuts see 'Move between spaces on desktop (ctrl -> or ctrl <-)
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I am wondering if there is a way to use the keyboard to move the current app (or at least the current window) to a new space in Lion. Currently the only method I know of is to go to Mission Control and drag the app to the new space.
2012/03/12
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The only applications I've found that support it are [SizeUp](http://irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/) and [Spacey](http://most-advantageous.com/spacey/). I couldn't get Spacey to work on 10.8, but SizeUp still works for me. ![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/HVDVJ.png) ![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/j72PA.png)
I know this question is a bit old at this point, but it still comes up in Google search results right up at the top. Better Touch Tool: <http://www.boastr.net/> It lets you move windows to different monitors, desktops, resize, etc. all with custom gestures or keyboard shortcuts. It's robust, supports the Apple trac...
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I want to make a ribbon / wave of dots in Illustrator like the image below, but keep the perspective of the dots, so they don't look flat. I have not had any luck using the blend tool or envelope distort tools. The dots always get distorted or look flat. [![Dotted Wave](https://i.stack.imgur.com/6Yn3K.png)](https://i...
2018/08/31
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Blending distorted circles: * From two circles located at the ends of the future blend, make three or four distortions following the perspective. More shapes = softer transition. [![distortion](https://i.stack.imgur.com/RDkri.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/RDkri.png) * Use the **Blend Tool** to blend each shape [![...
Blending can be used to make a straight ribbon. One can create the length and the width by applying 2 blendings. But trying to make a curved one by creating the width with another blending unfortunately creates something which is very difficult to predict exactly. At least the final perspective should be seen in the be...
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I want to make a ribbon / wave of dots in Illustrator like the image below, but keep the perspective of the dots, so they don't look flat. I have not had any luck using the blend tool or envelope distort tools. The dots always get distorted or look flat. [![Dotted Wave](https://i.stack.imgur.com/6Yn3K.png)](https://i...
2018/08/31
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Blending distorted circles: * From two circles located at the ends of the future blend, make three or four distortions following the perspective. More shapes = softer transition. [![distortion](https://i.stack.imgur.com/RDkri.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/RDkri.png) * Use the **Blend Tool** to blend each shape [![...
I made some tests using Illustrator and Blender. Here are the results: First I made the dots in Illustrator and saved for web in png transparent. Imported in Blender using Import Images as Planes Addon. I made the modifications needed. See the step by step in the image below: [![enter image description here](http...
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In the *Player's Handbook* there's a list of about 20 "Artisan's Tools" that player characters might have proficiency with, and what those tool kits contain and can do is expanded on in *Xanathar's Guide to Everything*. Two of those kits are Carpenter's tools and Woodcarver's tools, and *Xanathar's* breaks them down th...
2022/06/29
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### Just make one up. This is an area where the risk of unbalancing something with homebrew is nonexistent. Homebrewing magic items and class features have numerous issues that can come up with respect to balance. Homebrewing a tool so a player can have the desired theming for their character carries no such risk. If ...
I see 4 options: ---------------- In order of how I would choose them. **Option 1** Pick the listed kit that sounds the closest and say 'that one'. It really doesn't matter what you pick as long as you can justify it and let your players know. **Option 2** Homebrew a kit that does what you want. If I did this I wo...
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In the *Player's Handbook* there's a list of about 20 "Artisan's Tools" that player characters might have proficiency with, and what those tool kits contain and can do is expanded on in *Xanathar's Guide to Everything*. Two of those kits are Carpenter's tools and Woodcarver's tools, and *Xanathar's* breaks them down th...
2022/06/29
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Masons tools ------------ pre-modern masonry involves a lot more stone carving and sculpting than you think it does. these are made by masons. [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/OH34b.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/OH34b.png) [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/fJmcE....
### Just make one up. This is an area where the risk of unbalancing something with homebrew is nonexistent. Homebrewing magic items and class features have numerous issues that can come up with respect to balance. Homebrewing a tool so a player can have the desired theming for their character carries no such risk. If ...
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In the *Player's Handbook* there's a list of about 20 "Artisan's Tools" that player characters might have proficiency with, and what those tool kits contain and can do is expanded on in *Xanathar's Guide to Everything*. Two of those kits are Carpenter's tools and Woodcarver's tools, and *Xanathar's* breaks them down th...
2022/06/29
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Masons tools ------------ pre-modern masonry involves a lot more stone carving and sculpting than you think it does. these are made by masons. [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/OH34b.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/OH34b.png) [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/fJmcE....
I see 4 options: ---------------- In order of how I would choose them. **Option 1** Pick the listed kit that sounds the closest and say 'that one'. It really doesn't matter what you pick as long as you can justify it and let your players know. **Option 2** Homebrew a kit that does what you want. If I did this I wo...
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QGIS looks straight forward except for the symbols or icons. I have created SVG symbols and when I place my pointer to the obvious blank areas in the symbol library a pop-up says that my symbol is there, yet nothing shows in the icon library. I insert the "ghost" svg into the map and Nothing shows on the map. Can...
2014/08/20
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Here are points in the table of contents: ![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/qpqzw.png) Here's what my SVG that I downloaded from some website looks like to Windows Explorer in my downloads folder: ![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/u6YSS.png) And what it looks like in ...
Once you had created the symbol using svg. Create the qml for same symbol and keep along with the shape file. next time whenever you load the same shape file it will take the symbology itself .
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The crew escapes from these behemoths shortly before arriving on the island chain with Bellamy. [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YCpKH.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/YCpKH.png)
2016/03/07
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These are shadows, not monsters. These are explained by the fact that Sky Island is so high up in the air, the distance that the shadow is travelling is very far, making shadows cast very large. Here you can see the same effect where Luffy's shadow is seen: [![Picture from anime: Luffy's giant shadow](https://i.stack...
skypien giants i thing almost the same as the oes from the florian tryangle the spear and there is no way a shadow in the sea and the shadow above is in the air these were throwing spears unless the things at the florian triangles were shadows.but they still may be shadows who knows they had wings.
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> > He couldn't even enjoy the school holidays and spent his time moping **around** the house. > > > Is the word "around" in the above sentence used as a preposition or as an adverb? I think it is used as a preposition. However, others disagree.
2019/01/30
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It's hard to classify. My guess is that "around" is part of the verb "mope around". If it were a preposition, it ought to be okay to say \*"Around what did he mope?" or \*"the house around which he moped". If it were an adverb, it ought to be possible to shift it to a different position: \*"He moped the house around."
> > *He couldn't even enjoy the school holidays and spent his time moping* > *around the house*. > > > I'd say that "around" is a preposition functioning as head of the preposition phrase "around the house", with the noun phrase "the house" as its complement. The PP "around the house" is a complement licensed by...
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I'd like to use 'Dana' for a girl's name and know how Americans pronounce 'Dana'. Do Americans pronounce 'Dana' as 'Dayna' or as 'Dahna'?
2022/11/27
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I think we have a tomayto, tomahto here. The US would seem to go with dayna, Brits would say dahna. Maybe it's because of the Eurovision winner from Ireland [or, as mentioned in comments, the later one from Israel], but I don't know how much this would still influence younger people. It does appear to be an Irish na...
Among English speakers, it's pronounced DAY-nah /deinə/. [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dana_(given_name)) agrees. If it's a name in other languages, it's more likely pronounced /dana/, but I don't know if any other languages use it as a given name.
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I have placed icon at current location. [pic-1.png](https://i.stack.imgur.com/HWtV5.png) I want to place multiple images for current location like [pic-2.png](https://i.stack.imgur.com/THr0F.png) **1-** Required face icon at current location. **2-** Required red circle around face icon with pulsating effect. If we zo...
2017/01/19
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If you don't want any movement in circle on zoom in/out then you can make a '.png' of complete image like 'pic-2.png' and set it on current location.
1. If first time and you enable request location the face icon will in center view. After that you can transfer the curent location to coordinates of view and movement if have any movement of curent location. 2. same 1 3. change image if need
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Is there a Tableau Desktop executable inside the Tableau server installation. I have a system where Tableau server in Cloud and would want to use Tableau Desktop in the same server? Is that feasible?
2015/07/08
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At my previous organization, we always had a desktop version installed on the VM running our tableau server. This was useful for making connections to data sources that required firewall rules since the VM's IP was static. Then extracts could scheduled for refreshes. So yes, it is feasable, but like others, it is a s...
As others mentioned, Tableau Desktop and Server are separate products and have separate executable. We used to have Tableau desktop installed on Server to publish extracts and manage our extracts which were developed using API