How to achieve this coffee powder photo effect? I am interested in how to achieve this coffee cream/powder effect using Photoshop.  I have spent quite some time trying to figure this out, but wasn't successful. Using a clipping mask to apply texture works on very simple logos or text, but not on photos or anything that requires detail.
How can I create a coffee cream effect with Photoshop? Today I would like to create a coffee cup with the cream floral on it as a text by using Photoshop. It looks like you order a cup of hot cappuccino and the bartender will draw a flower with cream on the surface of coffee but now I want to make it like a text to present a tittle.     I just need to do the cream text effect, no need to draw the whole cup of coffee since i can't use some images. So anyone can tell me how to do this cream effect on Photoshop.  Thanks in advance for any feedback!
How to design partitions for SSHD? I'm going to install Linux on Lenovo B5400, which contains:   500GB Hybrid SSHD with a 8 GB SSD and 500 GB HDD   Designing partitions for my 2 Linux distros was quite easy before, when I had only HDD. I always had:   10GB for Linux distro (mounted as "/") 10GB for another distro (again "/"; for another distro; for testing purposes or to assure continuity when switching distros) 2GB for swap (used for both distros; no need to separate) 300GB+ for "/home" (used for both distros; different usernames eliminates possible conflicts)   It's simple, isn't it? I would like to keep this approach, but I know that SSD has its own specificity - it prefers to be read, continuous writing may affect its life span. I don't want to kill SSD in a year, so I would like to move some system partitions to HDD in order to protect SSD. As far as I know /tmp is one of often read&amp;written locations. How much space it needs? What else should be placed on HDD?  Or: how to design partitions to achieve exactly the same effect and to keep SSD as safe as possible?  I'd be grateful for your help. Complete references in between the document When we do   \bibliographystyle{style} \bibliography{References.bib}   We get all the references at the end of the document, with some kind of reference/id in the document.   What I need is the complete reference in the document itself (not at the end) and then to be able to write what I want below this reference. For example;  Chaminade, T., Hodgins, J., &amp; Kawato, M. (2007). "Anthropomorphism influences perception of computer-animated characters' actions." Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience 2(3): 206-216      - Some text..........      - Some more text.......  Cowley, S. J., Kanda, T. (2005). "Friendly machines: interaction-oriented robots today and tomorrow." Alternation 12(1a): 79-106.      - Some text.....      - Some more text....   How can I do it? Thanks. By the year 1582 vs in 1582 1.In 1582, scientists pointed out that the calendar was 10 days behind the sun      2.By the year 1582, scientists pointed out that the calendar was 10 days behind the sun.   I wanted to know the difference between "by the year 1582" and "in 1582". What is the most convenient way to change options for Graph[] objects? How to take the gradient of the quadratic form? I typically have two needs:  Scenario A. Change a single PDF page.  In this case I have a PDF but not the original source file used to create the PDF. I don't want to try to recreate the document from scratch. I'd like to open the PDF and change a few things. A good example of this scenario: I was responsible for planning a big event at a campground site, I had a PDF of the site. I wanted to start with that document, highlight some parts, add some labels, remove some parts that weren't relevant.   or   Scenario B. Combine PDFs or extract page(s) from a PDF  This scenario usually arises because I want a single PDF deliverable that is made up of parts that are best created in different programs. In this case I have the source files for all the documents but they don't play well enough together to easily create a single PDF deliverable. For part of it, I may want to use Libre Office Writer. For another page I may want to use Gimp. Still another page I may use Libre Office Calc. I could use Writer as the master document and embed images or the Calc object into that, but for ultimate control, you can't beat separate PDF documents that are then combined.  What are the best tools / processes for editing PDFs in Ubuntu? Wrapper for package managers "None is" or "none are" How to edit files in a terminal with nano? Sometimes, a graphical text editor like gedit or kate cannot be used (because you're in a virtual console for example). Luckily, there are text editors for the terminal. An easy one is nano, but I cannot understand how to work with it.  If I start nano by running nano, the bottom text is supposed to help me but all I see are things like ^G Get Help    ^O WriteOut.   How can I open text files for editing? How can I save the file? How can I quit the editor without saving the changes? How to edit? I heard that you've to enter some commands to begin editing in vi, is this true for nano too? Sometimes, if I manage to open a file, the text is unreadable due to its colors. How can I disable these colors? (see the image below) In the some files, lines are truncated because those do not fit in the screen. How can I prevent that from happening? (see the image below) How can I create a video file from a set of jpg images? How to hide a folder in sdcard in android Getting Error while starting Google Map v2 More and more I see, especially in activist communities, Spanish-derived words ending in x or @ in order to neuter the gendering inherent in the original language. For example: latinx (or latin@) as opposed to latina and latino. How, though, are these endings pronounced? Please provide evidence of how this orthography is most commonly pronounced. Note 1: I recognize this is in an English Language site, rather than a Spanish language site, but this phenomenon is very much happening in English, albeit with Spanish loan words. Therefore the question is relevant to non-Spanish-speaking English speakers. Note 2: A question like this can lead to politically charged or, at least, sarcastic comments. Please refrain from bringing in your biases for or against. Note 3: This question is not seeking opinions as to how some people pronounce the suffixes. Answers should address evidence of a developing orthodoxy in pronunciation. What is the correct possessive for nouns ending in "‑s"? Postdoc before PhD completion I am in a situation where my PhD funding runs out in 5 months and I need to have secured a job regardless of whether I have submitted due to having a family.   Although I think I may be close to submitting by then, it may take longer. Is it worth applying for postdoc positions or would universities not consider you until you have completed the PhD? I assume that the pass rates of PhDs are very high if the candidate has got to the submission stage.   Edit: This question is aimed at the people that are are the submission stage but haven't yet defended their thesis. It is not a question asking if I can get a post-doc without a PhD. How to stop mysql from running at boot time? Currently, my MySQL server starts on every server boot. For a couple reasons, this is undesirable behavior. Is there a way to disable this behavior? I want to completely replace Ubuntu with Lubuntu How do I enable Cortana after the Anniversary Update (1607)? How to define orbital angular momentum in other than three dimensions? Is natural projection a natural transformation?