How to group jquery objects to apply css together? Say I have a function that accepts multiple jQuery objects:  workWithThreeObjs($('.content'),                   $('h1'),                   $('input[type=button]'));   I define my function like this:  function workWithThreeObjs(p, h1, buttons) {     ... }   Inside this function, I want to apply border to all of them like this  $(p, h1, buttons).css(...);   How do I do that? Right now it only applies to p.   My function code does not control what is passed into it, so I cannot change the selectors used to create the arguments. I must operate only on the jQuery objects provided.
How to combine two jQuery results How do you combine two jQuery search results? eg:  var $allFoos = $('.foo'),     $allBars = $('.bar')     $allFoosAndBars = $allFoos + $allBars;   Obviously, I just made up that last line, but I hope it makes it sorta clear what I mean. To be clear, the example is greatly simplified, and it could be any arbitrary sets i'm talking about, so $('.foo, .bar') is not what I'm after.
Infinity, is clearly not . But there is some dissent on whether or not zero is finite. I have seen authors use "finite" to indicate the value of $0$ is excluded as well as infinity.  Is there any rule about this? What are the salary and perks of Captain America? Brooklyn is Captain America's home, but times have changed since he was kid 8-9 decades ago. He can't afford a house there, now. This thing really troubled me when he said it in Avengers: Age of Ultron. I mean, I really became sympathetic, despite it being intended for fun.  What's the salary Captain America collects from (fallen) S.H.I.E.L.D. and/or Tony's Avengers organization? Can't they gift him a house in Brooklyn? I mean, he is one of Earth's mightiest heroes who help saved the world lots of times. "ignorance" can also mean a "willful disregard of something"? I try to use the 2nd or 3rd definition of words (to slow down speed readers). However, I am not sure if "ignorance" has a 2nd definition.  (common meaning)  is "a lack of knowledge". With this meaning, no syllable is stressed.   My ignorance of hardware means I cannot build my own pc.   (2nd meaning?) If pronounced differently, I think that "ignorance" can also mean "a willful and careless disregard of something". The "nor" syllable in "ig-NOR-ance" must be stressed.     The French were aware of the strategic weakness of the Maginot Line, and their ignorance of it enabled the German blitz through the Low Countries.   My ignorance of my girlfriend's hourly text messages quickly caused our break-up.   In a dictionary, "ignorance" is only defined as "lack of knowledge". But, I am not talking about that "ignorance". I am talking about the "ignorance" that is derived from "to ignore" and thus pronounced just like "to ignore", and thus has the meaning of "to ignore". There is precedence for this:  "to accept" --- derive ---> "acceptance" "to ignore" --- derive ---> "ignorance" ....  Anyone agree with me? How can I repeat the header but not the caption with longtable? I am trying to set up a longtable where the header is repeated on every new page but the caption only appears once at the top of the page.  The table is defined as follows:  \begin{longtable}{|l|l|l|} \caption{the table caption} \label{tab:11swpkg}\\ \hline \rowcolor{gray} HeaderCol1 &amp; HeaderCol2 &amp; HeaderCol3\endhead     \hline\hline Item11 &amp; Item12 &amp; Item13 \\ \hline Item21 &amp; Item22 &amp; Item23 \\ \hline Item31 &amp; Item32 &amp; Item33 \\ \hline \end{longtable}   This nearly works because the header is indeed repeated after a page break but so is the caption. How can I get rid of the caption after a page break? How to create a table with merged columns and rows, and wrapped text, like in MS Word? How can all labels of a given type of node be restyled in Tikz?  Imagine that there are nodes of different styles, and that only the nodes of style X should have red labels. Is this possible without having to change all labels one by one of nodes of style X? Casting vs using the 'as' keyword in the CLR When programming interfaces, I've found I'm doing a lot of casting or object type conversion.  Is there a difference between these two methods of conversion?  If so, is there a cost difference or how does this affect my program?  public interface IMyInterface {     void AMethod(); }  public class MyClass : IMyInterface {     public void AMethod()     {        //Do work     }      // Other helper methods.... }  public class Implementation {     IMyInterface _MyObj;     MyClass _myCls1;     MyClass _myCls2;      public Implementation()     {         _MyObj = new MyClass();          // What is the difference here:         _myCls1 = (MyClass)_MyObj;         _myCls2 = (_MyObj as MyClass);     } }   Also, what is "in general" the preferred method? Which SUSY models are affected by the recent LHCb result? I'm downloading GTA V. After 20gb / 100gb I paused my download for restarting my pc. Then download restarts from 0%.  Why this could happen? Can I restart my PC during downloads without losing progress? Does herd behavior influence the SO sites? Are you influenced by existing votes? That is, if a question or answer has a large number of up votes, are you more likely to vote it up (and similar for down)?  The reason I'm putting this question is this: on these sites we see how other people vote before we do. This almost certainly influences us (see resources, below) - just as we can be influenced by our  (people often naturally pick the busy one).  This trend may also be further influenced by rep - do we give more weight to the answer of someone with 10K rep than someone with 10 - even if they both have e.g. zero votes?  And if this does happen, is it even a problem?  I'm not looking here for solutions - right now I'm just curious as to whether this is something you recognise.  Clarification edit: I'm referring to voting here. Example: if you see a question or answer with 20 plus votes, are you more likely to vote it up than if it has no votes, or a negative number vote?  Bounty: I've been so impressed at the quality of answers and comments here that I'm offering a small bounty to encourage more great responses and discussion.  Wrapped up: Bounty awarded to the answer that received the most votes. In light of the question, it only seemed appropriate...  Resources: How to Preload Tabs/Set Multiple Websites as Default in Firefox, IE, etc Any website can set as the homepage of Firefox which loads spontaneously. Is this for multiple tabs? Then BBC Health, CNN, Yahoo Health, msn.com would all extemporarily materialise (in four separate tabs); I then wouldn't have to open each website manually. Windows 7: Disable Lock Workstation After 10 Minutes Using Group Policy On my Windows 7 PC the system becomes locked after 10 minutes of inactivity. Usually I would find this setting next to the screen-saver configuration. The setting is grayed out, however.  I think this is because of corporate group policy. As I am an administrator on this computer I should be able to reconfigure the group policy setting using gpedit.msc.  What is the group policy setting that I need to change to prevent automatic locking of my workstation?  Edit: I don't have configured a screen-saver. I also want to continue to be able to lock the workstation manually. Transfer / security in Istanbul Ataturk airport after 29/06/2016 I'm trying to remember the title of a book.  The plot was a group of people are stranded on a comet or asteroid.  They establish kind of a colony inside it, and rig up rockets on the surface to move it.  Some of the people discover some sort of algae type life form inside it, which bonds with and mutates people helping them to survive.  They set the asteroid to head for Earth but have to change the course when authorities on Earth threaten to blow the asteroid up because of the mutations. Increase word space between words in small caps Why isn't $\lim \limits_{x\to\infty}\left(1+\frac{1}{x}\right)^{x}$ equal to $1$? Add a custom curve mapping property for an add-on? Question The title says it all. I want to be able to make this in Blender's UI, and sample it at specific points :  Problem There is very insufficient documentation on this, and I can't find any examples for how to create a . I have worked with templates before, and , but it requires a curve mapping prop. Extra Info I found a few threads about this, and one gives me the impression that this cannot be done at all, but it is also very old.   This similar question has been asked here before, but it didn't even get a comment:  Is this even possible to access in python (as in only accessible in C)? I am a n00b to physics. What physics I know comes from high school and popular science books.  At school we were taught about atoms and what make up atoms, but we weren't actually told what the particles were!  So sure an atom has electrons orbiting around a nucleus made of protons and neutrons, but what exactly is an ?  And if we don't know, how can we fire them from guns, like they do in experiments ... etc  Any clarification on this would be great. This might be a duplicate of  but that question is 5 years old and unanswered.  When I'm in drive.google.com and I open a G Suite file (either double-click or select &amp; press enter) in Firefox it opens in a new window whereas in Chrome it opens in a new tab.   Why do they do that? Is this a browser-specific quirk or a Google setting (that I haven't found)? Is there a way to control the behavior? I'd like them both to open in tabs, but presumably the same answer would be relevant in the opposite direction too. implicit operator using interfaces I have a generic class that I'm trying to implement implicit type casting for.  While it mostly works, it won't work for interface casting.  Upon further investigation, I found that there is a compiler error: "User-defined conversion from interface" that applies.  While I understand that this should be enforced in some cases, what I'm trying to do does seem like a legitimate case.  Here's an example:  public class Foo&lt;T&gt; where T : IBar {     private readonly T instance;      public Foo(T instance)     {         this.instance = instance;     }     public T Instance     {         get { return instance; }     }     public static implicit operator Foo&lt;T&gt;(T instance)     {         return new Foo&lt;T&gt;(instance);     } }   Code to use it:  var concreteReferenceToBar = new ConcreteBar(); IBar intefaceReferenceToBar = concreteReferenceToBar; Foo&lt;ConcreteBar&gt; concreteFooFromConcreteBar = concreteReferenceToBar; Foo&lt;IBar&gt; fooFromConcreteBar = concreteReferenceToBar; Foo&lt;IBar&gt; fooFromInterfaceBar = intefaceReferenceToBar; // doesn't work   Does anyone know a workaround, or can anyone explain in a satisfactory way why I shuouldn't be able to cast interfaceReferenceToBar implicitly to Foo&lt;IBar&gt;, since in my case it is not being converted, but only contained within Foo?  EDIT: It looks like covariance might offer salvation.  Let's hope the C# 4.0 specification allows for implicit casting of interface types using covariance.