Moving furniture from one settlement to another I'm trying to move a crafting station and a steamer chest from Sanctuary to the Castle.  I have the two places linked up with a supply line, and the items in the workshop are showing up in both places. However, when I store the crafting station or the steamer chest, they show up in Sanctuary, but NOT in the Castle.  Is there a way to move them, or do I just have to go scrounging for screws so I can make a second crafting station?  I know for the steamer chest, I can just dump its contents into the workshop and access them at the other location. I am currently playing on PC.
Do supply lines share stored items between settlements? I can setup a supply line to share crafting material between settlements. But does this also share any buildings/crafted entities I stored in the settlement?    If not, is there some other way to move them between settlements?
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Importing single symbol from MnSymbol What CMYK values should I use for rich black, and how should I handle tints/shades? I'm working on a full color piece in Illustrator which has a few large black and grey areas.  I'd like the black to be a rich black. I was thinking c30 m30 y30 k100. What is the best ways to match my gray areas? Do you gain current HP when you level up? I want to sort in-text citations by year, but bibliography by name. It sound exactly like .  However, suggested solution (using \usepackage[sorting=ynt]{biblatex} and \printbibliography[sorting=nty]) does not work for me (see MWEB below). Indeed, the list of references remains year-sorted instead of name sorted.  Question: How to force sorting=nty in \printbibliography?      \documentclass{article}     \usepackage[%         backend=biber,%         style=authoryear-comp,%         natbib=true,%         sorting=ynt%     ]{biblatex}     \addbibresource{\jobname.bib}     \usepackage{filecontents}  \begin{filecontents}{\jobname.bib}     @book{key2000,       author = {Author, A.},       year = {2000},       title = {Alphabetical fist \&amp; Year last},       publisher = {Publisher},     }     @book{key1900,         author = {Boathor, B.},         year = {1900},         title = {Alphabetical last \&amp; Year first},         publisher = {Publisher}, } \end{filecontents}  \begin{document}     Citation should be year-sorted, even if \verb+\citep+ is random \citep{key2000, key1900}.% citation NOT year-sorted      \printbibliography[sorting=nyt] \end{document}   P.S.: At the opposite, using  \begingroup     \newrefcontext[sorting=nyt]     \printbibliography \endgroup    overrides the \usepackage[sorting=ynt]{biblatex} option (i.e. LoR is name-sorted, but in-line citations as well). Comparing StringBuffer content with equals When an option expires does that constitute a buy or sell A similar question recently asked about stock sales and option buys triggering wash sale rules.  If an option expires, is that considered a buy/sale ?  What I mean is: let's assume I have a call option with a target date of August 16. Now I sell the underlying stock somewhere before that (after July 16th). Does that trigger wash sale rules (if the option expires in the money, exercised by default) ?  Is an option expiring out of the money considered a sale ? What is the best way to sort the results of a sql query into a random order within a stored procedure? Will I need any Malaysian Rinngit at Kuala Lumpur airport when I'm leaving the country? This is similar to , but I believe it's a bit different*.  Sites like GMail support a preference that pushes all traffic through the SSL edition of the site rather than the plain-text protocol.   For sites that don't offer such preferences (or ones that may, but I have been unable to find, like facebook), is there a way using only the browser (perhaps with a plugin or addon) to always try SSL first, and fall-back to plain-text iff SSL fails?  Is that solution available on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux? Just one?     * The previous question was looking for external applications that would accomplish this goal. Why did Voldemort hide two Horcruxes in Hogwarts? What is a good way of parsing command line arguments in Java? "...programs that each perform..." vs "...programs that each performs...": which is correct? I quite enjoy paying attention to how I design my documents and presentations. I usually spend hours thinking over and designing my slides for a workshop or presentation, so that they are aesthetically pleasing and as intuitive as possible. Likewise I recently started revising my CV I figured and I wanted to make it stand out a bit more. (Just to make it clear I don't mean making a clown of a document but just better use of colors, contrast and design elements.)  I have long wondered whether or not this is something that can backfire, since most documents in academic context are extremely plain, at least in my experience. It's very common to see the default Powerpoint slides (white bg, black arial text) or .   My question is as follows: is putting time and effort into design of academic documents something that can backfire? Will I risk being prejudged with first impressions such as "well he put much effort in the presentation his documents, perhaps because the content is sub-par"?     I realize that the question might be somewhat subjective from person to person but I encourage everyone to consider it in terms of this SE blog entry: . Strange artifacts along window borders after waking computer from sleep mode I'd like to use a different + symbol in addition to + in math mode, preferably one which is just bolder than the standard one.  I'm currently using \pmb{+} from the amsbsy package, but it's a bit too lean for my taste, and it looks a bit pointy to the ends.   I am aware of \ding{58} from the pifont package, as well as \Plus from bbding, both of which seem to be non-math mode symbols, and look really bad next to math symbols.  Am I missing some other option to produce a bold +, apart from drawing the symbol myself? Marker shadows in Google Maps v3 How do I change Wi-Fi Hotspot settings in Ubuntu with GNOME 3? How do I manage my hotspot connected devices or change the hotspot password? I can only see the Network Name, Security type and the Password but I can't seem to manage users or the network properties. Trying to find vehicles which are free between 2 variable dates