I want a cam to zoom out and stop. but it looks silly when it goes from moving to full stop in a frame, so I need it to slow down a few frames before the end.  I found a  few guides, where I should edit the speed in the graph editor window but mine looks nothing like the ones others show.   mine:    why is it not the same ?
When I parent an object to follow a path and animate it, I only get a linear mode animation and changing that in Grapth Editor to bezier doesn't work! How to do that?
Is it possible to show our custom message in QGIS Status bar using python? Is there any way to show our custom message in Qgis Status bar using python? Just like in arcgis IApplication.statusbar.message(0) = "Please wait..."  like that is there any option to show progressbar in Qgis like IApplication.progressbar.show() Find object by id in an array of JavaScript objects How can I set up password-less SSH login? os.path.abspath("..") returns "C://User//" which is false + __file__ is not defined --> execution from Spyder3 (Python 3.6) Convert Shapefiles to GeoJSON? I'm trying to convert Shapefiles from the  website into a GeoJSON file for use with Google Maps API. I'm using QGIS to facilitate but I can't get the projection/coordinates right. So far I've tried Google Mercator (EPSG:900913) and WGS 84 (EPSG:4326) with no luck. I'm using the OpenLayers to verify results and it keeps placing Texas near the  Gulf of Guinea (0 lat, 0 lng). I read this story 30+ years ago in grade school. A man crashes on an alien planet. He has a small amount of water and accidentally spills some, and the planet replicates it but it must destroy part of itself to do so.  The man then finds some stale crumbs in his pocket, puts them in a trough, and the planet replicates them as well, but it's disgusting to eat. The man eventually decides that his situation is hopeless, so he lays down to die on a table in a hot room and thinks he can at least give back to the planet some of the nutrients it sacrificed for him. He falls asleep, and when he awakens, he has been transformed into an alien creature that is perfectly suited and adapted to live on the planet without discomfort to himself or damage the planet. Chemical potential of particles with zero mass Why massless particles have zero chemical potential? Two figures side by side How can I put two figures side-by-side? Not two sub-figures, but two actual figures with separate "Fig.: bla bla" captions.  A figure is supposed to spread over the entire text width, but I have two figures which are narrow and long, and I need to save the space in order to withstand the pages limit. tcolorbox Spanning Two Columns in {paracol} Environment The paracol environment allows figures to span two columns by using an asterisk in the figure's environment declaration: \begin{figure*} ... \end{figure*}.  I'm not familiar with the guts of why that works, and I was curious to know if there's something analogous for an environment derived from tcolorbox (like \newtcolorbox{NewBox}[1][!htbp]{...float=#1}). That is, in this example, can I get a NewBox that spans both paracol columns the way I wrongly assumed \begin{NewBox*} ... \end{NewBox*} would.  PS The tag below is "parcolumns" because I don't have a high enough reputation to create the tag 'paracol' (in reference to this CTAN package: ) How do you apply a QgsExpression to a Label ?   I can do it in QGIS with this simple expression  concat('N:' ,round(Value,0),'\n','Yield:' ,round(Value 2,0))  N: 65   Yield: 40  How do I do it in PyQGIS ? I see a getLabelExpression but no setLabelExpression  This works but I want but only for the field name    crap = QgsVectorLayer("D:/data.shp", "data", "ogr")  QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(crap)  palyr = QgsPalLayerSettings()  palyr.readFromLayer(crap)  palyr.enabled = True  palyr.fieldName = 'Name'  palyr.placement= QgsPalLayerSettings.OverPoint  palyr.setDataDefinedProperty(QgsPalLayerSettings.Size,True,True,'8','')  palyr.writeToLayer(crap) Please revisit the CAPTCHA & China issue Back in 2012 when China first blocked all Google services, thereby preventing non-VPN users from proving their non-roboticness, someone quickly opened this thread on Meta:    The consensus at the time was "we can't think of a better way of doing things".  Well, 3 years have passed and China is showing no signs of unbanning Google. Meanwhile, CAPTCHA technology has evolved. Can the SE admins please revisit this situation? People in China without a VPN are completely unable to prove they are not bots. I couldn't even search for the phrase "pgp" on Security.SE without hitting the human verification barrier. Blocking questions is one thing, but searches also? I think that's too strict.  (yes, I wrote this with my VPN) Why does Stack Overflow only allow one @User per comment?  This restriction lead me to a non-comment like :     @MiMo - seem my previous comment (Only one @ user per comment)   Which left me wondering why Stack Overflow is blocking me from notifying two users of a response.  I am sure there is a reason for this, can some one share it with me? Why is the edit button disabled? Disable Narrator shortcut key in Windows I've install Windows 8 on a BootCamp macbook air The problem is that the command key located differently from the winkey in a normal keyboard, therefor, I keep clicking Winkey+Enter which starts the narrator (which is really annoying!)  Is there a way to disable this shortcut? I have a valid US passport. I will fly Jet Airways to Delhi airport with 9 hours of layover to change to another Jet Airways Flight to Abu Dhabi. Do I need a transit visa? Should players get a surprise attack by interrupting a villain's speech? Just before confrontations with the "boss" of a dungeon or adventure, I often like to ham it up a bit and let the BBEG-of-the-week gloat a bit about how brilliant their plan is, or what a thorn in the side the PCs have been, or about how the PCs will never win, etc. Usually this is pretty brief, but it sets the tone of the encounter, and generally allows the players a window to say anything they wanted to say before we start the final combat. It also gives the players a chance to ask questions in case they missed something about the plot and they'd like it cleared up in-game.  Usually this goes just fine, and the players seem to generally like it, but sometimes a player who doesn't quite fit the narrative-focused mindset of the rest of the party gets a little restless and throws the first punch. Again, usually this doesn't happen, but occasionally it does.  If a player decides to do this in a given speech, how should I respond? I've defaulted to making everyone roll initiative when a player says they attack in a situation like this. After all, I don't really want to reward the players for attacking in the middle of dialogue, since I (and most of the players) find the dialogue to be really fun, and it mostly exists for the players' benefit, anyway. Besides, when the villain finally attacks, they don't get a surprise round -- their attack just means everyone has to roll initiative.  On the other hand, I feel like the player who threw the first punch might feel a little cheated in not getting a free shot off. They might be trying to have a cool moment of emulating Han Solo, blasting the enemy when they're caught off-guard gloating. Since I make them roll initiative, though, I rob them of this moment and Greedo might get the first shot off, anyway.  So, in this situation, should the player who fires first get a surprise round, or am I handling it correctly in making everyone roll initiative?  5e is the relevant edition, here. Quoting the rules is nice, but I'll take a well-reasoned argument for one way of playing or the other over a strictly RAW answer. What are the details surrounding the brass brazier required for the Find Familiar spell? In our campaign, I play a warlock and brass braziers are hard to come by. I want to carry a brass brazier in case my familiar dies and I need to again cast find familiar.   How bulky is a small brass brazier? Can it be carried for several weeks without hindering long distance foot travel? That is, because of its shape or weight, does the typical brass brazier reduce my speed? What's the price of a small, simple brass brazier? How long would it take a brass worker to make a small, simple brazier? How long would it take the brass worker to make one specifically designed to be eminently portable? In both cases, assume the brass worker works nonstop exclusively on the brazier.     What I'm looking for are references, similar cases, and information that can help handle these issues properly and accurately. First and foremost in D&amp;D 5e (especially RAW) and then other RPGs and even real world, if they could be used to make estimates about the answers to these questions when we compare how similar cases translate to D&amp;D 5e mechanics. This is a hypothetical question about how a CPU operates. If I purchase two identical CPUs, and use one long term (say one year), will it be identical in speed to the unused CPU? Will the number of clock cycles, latency of requests, etc on the used CPU be less than that of the unused CPU?  A supporting argument may be that mechanical devices degrade over time, While a CPU has no moving parts (other than the external fan), it does have circuits that can be damaged by heat, and voltage spikes. Lets say that after a year of intensive use, the circuits degrade and fewer electrons can pass since the pathway is narrower, etc.   Is this the nature of how a CPU operates, or is it simply working or broken, with no speed degradation in between? How to convert a factor to integer\numeric without loss of information? What are acceptable reasons for flagging as "Requires Moderator attention"? After reading , I feel I don't quite understand this function. What are the guidelines for flagging a question as &quot;Requires Moderator attention&quot;?