Is there an organized list of the published D&D Dungeon and Dragon magazine adventures? I have access to both Dungeon and Dragon Magazines through my D&amp;D Insider subscription, but WOTC only lists their articles in the database by title. What would really help is if it a list exists categorizing the adventures by level, setting, and story path (if they have one). Does this exist?
Is the Dungeon Magazine 4e Adventure List spreadsheet still available? used to go to a spreadsheet with all the 4E adventures published in Dungeon Magazine (and possibly some others, IIRC) during that edition's duration. I remember it listed out each adventure by name, start/end level, adventure path, and maybe even a little summary blurb.  However, the spreadsheet behind that link seems to have disappeared into the digital ether, and I can't find a copy of it in my own google drive (implying I never made a copy of it).  Does anyone happen to have a copy of that spreadsheet that they could share, and/or other resources that would let me sort through the many adventures from 4E Dungeon Magazine?
How do you get the footer to stay at the bottom of a Web page? I'm trying to setup my multi-finger tap in the following way:   Single finger - Left click Two fingers - Middle click Three fingers - Right click   What I currently have is:   Single finger - Left click Two fingers - Right click Three fingers - none   I've looked up several questions here on Ask Ubuntu, as well as the Ubuntu wiki on the subject (plus some general Google searching), but couldn't find anything to help me out. I know of xinput, but I don't know what to change there and how.  If anyone is able to point me to the right direction, I'd be grateful and award him with 25 shiny rep points, a large green tick mark, and some cookies. I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 and one of my first negative impressions is the long animation of flying-in icons when opening the app menu.  Can I speed this up or disable it? I am fairly sure that I understand the how Monte Carlo integration works but I am not understanding the formulation of how it is used to estimate Pi.  I am going by the procedure outlined in the 5th slide of this presentation   I understand the preliminary steps.  Pi is equal to 4 times the area of a quarter of the unit circle.  And the area of the top-right quarter of the unit circle centered at (0,0) is equivalent to the integral of the curve that is the top-right quarter of the unit circle in $0&lt;x&lt;1$ and $0&lt;y&lt;1$.    What I don't understand is how this integral is  $\iint I((x^2+y^2)&lt;1)P(x,y)dxdy$  where $P(x,y)$ is uniformly distributed in the unit square around the quarter circle (i.e. it is always equal to 1 if $0&lt;x&lt;1$ and $0&lt;y&lt;1$ and 0 otherwise).  So this would mean that  $I((x^2+y^2)&lt;1)P(x,y)$ is the function that is the top-right quadrant of the unit circle at $0&lt;x&lt;1$ and $0&lt;y&lt;1$ but I do not understand how this is true since the indicator function can only be 1 or 0.  I understand that it is probably written in this way to make Monte Carlo sampling easy (i.e. it is an expectation so just sample from $P(x,y)$ and get the average of the samples applied to $I((x^2+y^2)&lt;1)$) but it just does not make intuitive sense to me why that integral represents the area under that curve.  Could someone provide an intuitive explanation of this.  Maybe show how that integral was derived in a step-by-step way?  EDIT:  I was able to gain a better understanding by relating the expectation to an area.  I will explain it here in case it helps anyone.  First start with relating Pi to the area of the top-right quadrant of the unit circle  $\pi=4\times A_{tr}$  Then we place the top-right quadrant into the unit square.  And under a uniform distribution over the unit square, the area of the circle quadrant is proportional to the probability of obtaining a sample from it.  It follows that the following equality holds  $P(x^2+y^2&lt;1)=\frac{A_{tr}}{A_{square}}$  and $A_{square}=1$ so  $P(x^2+y^2&lt;1)=A_{tr}$  And substituting into the original equation  $\pi=4\times P(x^2+y^2&lt;1)$  and it is also true that $P(x^2+y^2&lt;1)=E[I(x^2+y^2&lt;1)]$ which is equal to the original double integral.  So I understood it by relating the area to a probability then relating that probability to an expectation that is equivalent to the integral.  Let me know if I have made any mistakes. Show the post's comments on the "Suggested Edits" review interface Having recently reviewed a few suggested edits, I've found that not being able to see the comments on the post is hindering my understanding of the context of some edits.  In particular, there have been a few posts where someone has made a substantial edit to a question or answer which significantly alters its meaning. Typically I'd reject that as "too radical", since it can't be known that the new meaning of the post was what the original author intended.  However, in some cases it is clear from the comments that the original author is aware of the intended change, and as such the editor is not in fact misrepresenting the author's intentions. In these cases, it would have been useful to see the comments when making the review decision.  As an example, a common cause of this is when an inexperienced user is asked to clarify their question, and ends up writing a comment that would be better off as an edit to the question (due to length, excess code content, etc), presumably due to lack of awareness that the question can be edited. Often, other users will helpfully edit the question to include the information the OP put in the comment (see ,  and  for examples). In this situation, it is clear that the edit reflects the OP's intentions, but this information is only present in the comments which are not visible in the review interface.  Following is the suggested edit screen showing the suggested edit. It seems indentation is increased and one line is moved a few lines upwards and some empty lines added to increase readability. But it look like an invalid edit since changing the related line may cause alteration on the runtime. So not looks lie a valid edit. Better open the answer and examine it        Checking the Q&amp;A itself reveals that a talk had taken place between the OP and the answerer and revision done by the OP with the permission of the answerer. So it was indeed a valid edit.        In short: is there any particular reason comments are not displayed in the suggested edit review interface? I think it would add useful contextual information when making review decisions, and presumably this would be trivial to implement.  Note: this is not a dupe of , as it does not concern comments posted after the suggested edit. LaTeX doesn't recognize "et al." in the Bibliography I'm using Jabref to manage my Bibliography.  Sometimes, I put directly:     First Author et al.   when adding the article author's name in Jabref.  When compiling my .tex file, LaTeX doesn't recognize the et. al as more names. It takes it as a name/surname.  This is an example of a Bibliography entry in Jabref.  @ARTICLE{Wolf2003,     author = {Wolf, K.et al.},     title = {Compensation mechanism in tumor cell migration: mesenchymal–amoeboid     transition after blocking of pericellular proteolysis},     journal = {J. Cell Biol.},     year = {2003},     volume = {160},     pages = {267–277},    }   This is a .texMWE with the bib entry mentioned:  \documentclass[11pt]{book}   \usepackage{cite}   \bibliographystyle{unsrt} \begin{document}   Here is the bib entry mentioned\cite{Wolf2003}    \bibliography{bibfile}  \end{document}   Here's the output:   How can I solve this problem? How To Program A Bash Script That Presses A Certain Combination Of Keys? Please, i need someone to help me in making a very simple bash script. The job of this script is just to press a certain combination of keys on the keyboard.  My objective is to create a script that would turn off the Kubuntu desktop effects completely. The key combination for that is: "Left-ALT + Left-Shift + F12". I am aware that there is a widget that might do this job, but i am trying to learn how to accomplish it with a bash script.  I have tried to do an online search but i guess i was choosing the wrong set of keywords. I did not manage to reach a tutorial or a reference that would mention this task.  Thanks in advance for your help!  P.S: Any suggestions, references, notes, comments or tutorials would also be greatly be appreciated. Appearing on the second page (under the section Digression: Size worries) of the following paper about the Yoneda Lemma:     It says that $a$ $priori$ $[\mathcal C^{op},Set](H_A,X))$ is a class. I don't understand why this is the case.  My understanding is that $a$ $priori$ each member of $[\mathcal C^{op},Set](H_A,X))$ is a class.  So it seems to me that $[\mathcal C^{op},Set](H_A,X))$ could be a collection of proper classes.  I've looked at this , but it hasn't helped me much.  Any help is appreciated -Thanks I need to perform Diffs between Java strings. I would like to be able to rebuild a string using the original string and diff versions. Has anyone done this in Java? What library do you use?  String a1; // This can be a long text String a2; // ej. above text with spelling corrections String a3; // ej. above text with spelling corrections and an additional sentence  Diff diff = new Diff(); String differences_a1_a2 = Diff.getDifferences(a,changed_a); String differences_a2_a3 = Diff.getDifferences(a,changed_a);     String[] diffs = new String[]{a,differences_a1_a2,differences_a2_a3}; String new_a3 = Diff.build(diffs); a3.equals(new_a3); // this is true Suddenly mysql/mariadb won't start Alternating sum of binomial coefficients: given $n \in \mathbb N$, prove $\sum^n_{k=0}(-1)^k {n \choose k} = 0$ How can I generate a sin wave with power law noise? I want to make a plane for my supply on my PCB and a plane for my MCU to isolate the MCU from the power supply noise.  I found this article in Altium designer :  But it isn't clear how the split plane tool work. Can someone explain it in a different manner?  [EDIT]  This is a picture how I see the planes: Brace expansion not working in a script Proof of Strong principle of Induction (T. Tao Analysis I) Make OS X Terminal commands I type BOLD I'd like to make commands I've typed (input) into terminal stand out from all the output.   For example:  imac:~ buster$ chmod -R g-w myfolder  imac:~ buster$ cd myfolder imac:myfolder buster$ ls -l total 0 drwxr-xr-x   9 root  admin   306 Apr 20  2010 bin drwxr-xr-x   7 root  admin   238 Apr 20  2010 include drwxr-xr-x  73 root  admin  2482 May 18 17:16 lib drwxr-xr-x   6 root  admin   204 Apr 20  2010 man imac:myfolder buster$ echo Go Giants! Go Giants!  bold jumps to mind but I'd accept a color or even highlighting the whole line...   I'm sure there's a way to do this but it's not obvious to me...  thanks! How are quantum gates realised, in terms of the dynamic? When expressing computations in terms of a quantum circuit, one makes use of gates, that is, (typically) unitary evolutions.  In some sense, these are rather mysterious objects, in that they perform "magic" discrete operations on the states. They are essentially black boxes, whose inner workings are not often dealt with while studying quantum algorithms. However, that is not how quantum mechanics works: states evolve in a continuous fashion following Schrödinger's equation.  In other words, when talking about quantum gates and operations, one neglects the dynamic (that is, the Hamiltonian) realising said evolution, which is how the gates are actually implemented in experimental architectures.  One method is to decompose the gate in terms of elementary (in a given experimental architecture) ones. Is this the only way? What about such "elementary" gates? How are the dynamics implementing those typically found? "Requires 50 reputation" to comment on deleted posts Is it possible to use the animals that are summoned using Conjure Animals as mounts?  As an example: Summoning Giant Eagles to carry a group up the mountain or over a wall. Because the default 'Profile Graph' tool was not sufficient, I wrote a custom VBA script that creates scaled and exaggerated profile cross-sections in ArcGIS but I need more features:   Visualize more than 1 surface Visualize vertical and directional boreholes Ability to symbolize / edit the output Linked with underlying data - changes in terrain (or profile 3D line) reflected in output   A few years ago I tested an extension by A-Prime software called 'CrossView For ArcGIS' but I am not sure if it is compatible with ArcGIS 10 (Contacted A-Prime but they have not yet responded)   Area there any alternatives? Other 3rd party software? A functioning script? that can do this?