Fixed width table with variable width columns What I'm trying to achieve is a fixed width (full width of the page or column) table with variable column widths. Here's what I've got:  \usepackage{tabulary}     % Table Environment \newenvironment{dndcustomtable}[1]{   \vspace*{8pt}   \fontfamily{lmss}\selectfont %Select font   \rowcolors{1}{bgtan}{commentgreen} % Alternate colors   \noindent\tabulary{\textwidth}{#1} } {   \endtabulary   \vspace{8pt plus 1pt}   \noindent }  % Usage \begin{dndcustomtable}{LLL} lorem ipsum &amp;   foo bar &amp;   baz \\ lorem ipsum lorem ipsum &amp;   foo bar &amp;   baz \\ lorem ipsum &amp;   foo bar &amp;   baz \\ lorem ipsum &amp;   foo bar lorem ipsum&amp;    baz \\ \end{dndcustomtable}   What I'm getting:   Desired Result:   Any ideas?
Is it possible to make an underfull tabulary spread out? With this MWE  \documentclass{article} \usepackage{tabulary}  \begin{document}  \hrule  \begin{center}   \begin{tabulary}{\textwidth}{|L|L|L|}     foo&amp;bar&amp;baz   \end{tabulary} \end{center}  \hrule  \end{document}   I get a table which is narrower than the page:   But I'd like the table to be spread out to \textwidth like tabularx would do. Is this possible?  Or is there an alternative approach?
Wired connection not working Ubuntu 12.04 After using the simple LM317 on breadboard variable power supply for a while, a need for a more rugged and reliable bench power supply has arose.    Short on money, i decided to build it as many other amateurs like me did. The thing is that, for my current needs i don't need a giant digitally controlled multi-channel 500 watt beast or something like that.  Instead what i really want is a low wattage positive and negative low voltage ouput -12v-0v-12v for example. However i really like that my power supply to be safe, reliable and fool-proof as far as possible. So after searching the web here and there, i found many designs that from my point of view fell in one of two divisions:-   Ones that use discrete op-amps and transistors. And ones that use integrated voltage regulators.   So -at least for me- i think that the ones with discrete op-amps and transistors are more prone to malfunctions and issues compared to the integrated ones with all of their internal over current and thermal protection circuits which would need to be discretely implemented in the bench power supplies that utilize discrete op-amps, however those designs have the advantage of ease of customization and more importantly that it is easier to have 0V output compared to 1.2V in integrated voltage regulator ones.    So i like advice to help me choose between circuits that utilize discrete op-amps like this circuit for example:-  Or ones that use integrated voltage regulators with their intrinsic robustness and low form factor.    Also as a side but related question i have seen many designs on the web that utilize negative voltage fed to the adjust or like pins to achieve 0V output from integrated voltage regulators like this single positive power supply:-     Or a positive and negative channels power supply that i really like its design because of simplicity (not because of laziness but to avoid the drawbacks that may come with complex designs especially when implemented by an amateur like me):- And the question is      Is it wrong or a system safety and reliability lowering act to feed negative voltage to adjust pin for LM317 for example?     I ask this question because the datasheet clearly states that the working output range is 1.2V-37V for LM317 for example, also no similar circuit is mentioned in the Typical Applications section except for the following one:- And even in that circuit, however the adjust pin is tied to the negative rail, it does't regulate during this interval instead it is shut until the next half wave at least that what i understand.    So at last to sum it up which alternative is best suited for my needs, its pros and cons and suggested circuits if possible. How to recover a dropped stash in Git? I frequently use git stash and git stash pop to save and restore changes in my working tree. Yesterday I had some changes in my working tree that I had stashed and popped, and then I made more changes to my working tree. I'd like to go back and review yesterday's stashed changes, but git stash pop appears to remove all references to the associated commit.  I know that if I use git stash then .git/refs/stash contains the reference of the commit used to create the stash. And .git/logs/refs/stash contains the whole stash. But those references are gone after git stash pop. I know that the commit is still in my repository somewhere, but I don't know what it was.  Is there an easy way to recover yesterday's stash commit reference?  Note that this isn't critical for me today because I have daily backups and can go back to yesterday's working tree to get my changes. I'm asking because there must be an easier way! When to use “that” and when to use “which”, especially in relative clauses Hiding winforms app from taskbar Speed $v$ of a wave on a tightrope Intuitive explanation of the shape of the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution At higher temperatures (for an ideal gas), the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution is spread more widely and has a lower maximum. At lower temperatures, the spread is much more narrow and the peak is much higher. Why is this so? I was thinking that this is to maintain constant area under the curves, but the integration of the curve gives total energy—and total energy should not be constant since temperature is increasing.  So why does the distribution curve change thus? I’m looking for an explanation that’s intuitive or that involves math not surpassing first-year university level calculus. I would appreciate it if it could be explained without the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution equation, since at this level I’m really treating this qualitatively. Just curious as to how to obtain item drops from the last update.  To clarify, item drops as in weapon skins, crates, anything else Valve added without letting us know, etc.  It seems that after playing a bit, I've gotten no drops, but I've seen players who've gotten drops after a few short minutes of gameplay, but I've been playing for hours.  Is the item drop system like TF2, where you can just idle, get an item drop, come back? Is it like Dota2, where you have to be in the matchmaking system and complete matches for the chance to get drops? Or do you have to be MvP to get item drops? Is it a certain time you play the game?   Also, are weapon and crate drops independent or dependent on each other? Meaning, is the drop counter shared between Weapons and Crates, or are they both separate drop counters? Solving "The ObjectContext instance has been disposed and can no longer be used for operations that require a connection" InvalidOperationException Historical flight data outside of the USA? I've got a directory shared on my network, using Samba. People on the netwerk use this Samba share to download files from my share to their computers. I'm interested in what files are downloaded most, and by which users they are downloaded. I'd like to see this in real time, if possible. Is there a program that allows me to do this? If yes, how can I use it?    I'm using Ubuntu 11.10. How do I create a decimal field in Access with Alter Table? How many times can I benefit from Advantage if I attack multiple times while not seen? A hidden ranger with Extra Attack attacks a surprised creature. Do both attacks benefit from Advantage, or just the first one?  If the ranger used Horde Breaker on another creature, would this attack benefit from Advantage? Fantasy novel about kid who controls magic through coin changer device I read this book in high school, and I can't remember what it's called. Some kid learns he has magical ability, but only finds out later that he controls it through some kind of coin changer he's been tinkering with the whole book. Group of order $pqr$, $p < q < r$ primes Create user ID `root` to force `gedit` to create user configuration file When using sudo powers and calling gedit the top level menu with File Edit View Search Tools Documents Help is missing.  If I create user ID root and sign in once and call gedit will it create the necessary user configuration files that might fix this?  Will this also make the annoying error messages go away whenever I use sudo, gksu or pkexec as a regular user with elevated privileges togedit ?  Will there be other benefits with Nautilus and other Gnome derivative Ubuntu applications?  NOTE: by sudo powers you can google pkexec gedit 3.5k hits, gksu gedit 40k hits or sudo gedit 500k hits. I'm in the minority using the first method but I believe it will become the standard in Ubuntu 17.04.    June 12, 2017 Update Here are a list of errors you get when using pkexec gedit:  (gedit:13003): Gtk-WARNING **: Calling Inhibit failed: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.gnome.SessionManager was not provided by any .service files  ** (gedit:13003): WARNING **: Set document metadata failed: Setting attribute metadata::gedit-spell-enabled not supported  ** (gedit:13003): WARNING **: Set document metadata failed: Setting attribute metadata::gedit-encoding not supported  ** (gedit:13003): WARNING **: Set document metadata failed: Setting attribute metadata::gedit-position not supported   On this  there is a commitment to fix these distracting messages as of June 5, 2017. No indication is given for when the fix will be upstream nor if the functionality will be implemented or the error messages will simply disappear.  Note the bug report was filed over a year ago and over that time it only effects 18 people. C++ GCC 4.3.2 error on vector of char-array Can I create a Controller that simply returns an image asset?  I would like to route this logic through a controller, whenever a URL such as the following is requested:  www.mywebsite.com/resource/image/topbanner   The controller will look up topbanner.png and send that image directly back to the client.  I've seen examples of this where you have to create a View - I don't want to use a View. I want to do it all with just the Controller.  Is this possible? Compute $e^{e^z}$, where z is a complex number I am self-studying the MAT 67 linear algebra course and I got stuck at a problem in Chapter 2:     Compute the real and imaginary parts of $e^{e^z}$ for $z$ $\in$ $\Bbb C$.   I tried to expand it using Euler's formula but it seemed endless. Any help? Is $\sin \infty$ an indeterminate form? I had a  over what seems like a simple question:     Is $\sin \infty$ an ?   What do you think? :)    I'm labelling this as (soft-question) to be safe, but it should have a clear answer depending on the definition of indeterminate form used. The term "indeterminate form" is seldom used in post-calculus mathematics, but I believe it has one or more accepted definitions, which are either informal or formal. So any answer which takes a standard definition and argues the case would be interesting to me.  How to make a good answer:   State the definition of indeterminate form, either from an online or textbook source, or a definition you came up with on your own. Determine, using your stated definition, whether $\sin \infty$ is indeterminate or not.   EDIT: What do I mean by $\sin (\infty)$?  It's not a well-defined expression, but neither are any of the other indeterminate forms: $\frac{0}{0}$ doesn't exist, $1^\infty$, doesn't exist, and so on. So the question is whether this expression -- which is not well-defined, just like any other indeterminate form -- is an indeterminate form.