Can Imgur handle links to PDF files? On the genealogy site one often needs to include scanned image of old documents for clarity and interpretation. This is fine when working with JPEG files, but I have been working with a source that insists on downloading images as PDF files. I have no way to convert those to JPEG files locally. Is there a way to get Imgur to store these files, so that I can include a link in my questions?
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I have a friend who has got a computer that is not connected to the Internet. Is there any way to install software offline easily? How do we see? Where do the photons disappear? I know that the light is reflected from a object to my eyes, but I don't understand exactly how. The photons appear from the light source and disappear in my eye! Can someone explain the phenomenon of where the photons go and do to allow us to see? Relationship between $\operatorname{ord}(ab), \operatorname{ord}(a)$, and $\operatorname{ord}(b)$ Another homework problem from my Group Theory class.  Let $a,b$ be elements of a group, $G$.  Let $\operatorname{ord}(a)=m$ and $\operatorname{ord}(b)=n$. Let $a$ and $b$ commute. Prove: If $m$ and $n$ are relatively prime, then the $\operatorname{ord}(ab)=mn$.  So I am having trouble starting off on this problem.  Here is what I believe I know:  $a^m=e$ and $b^n=e$ [as defined by the order of the elements] which leads $a^m=b^n$  $\operatorname{ord}(ab)=mn=\operatorname{ord}(ba)=nm$ as defined by commuting.  $\gcd(m,n)=1$ as defined by $m,n$ being relatively prime.    I don't know how to start this proof. Do I want to to go the route of $a^mb^n=e$?  Then $(ab)^{mn}=e$?   Any tips to start this would be greatly appreciated!!! How to draw a return arrow from node-3 to node-1 Can Yoda pilot a starfighter? In a trailer for Kinect Star Wars, I saw Yoda driving a Jungle Speeder and that got me wondering. Can and has Yoda ever piloted a starfighter?  During the Clone Wars, it seems plausible that they could commission a small-sized green Jedi starfighter. Is their any indication that he has piloting experience? How to integrate $\int\sqrt{x^2+1}dx$ Proving that $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{2}]$ is a Euclidean domain We're proving that $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{2}]$ is a Euclidean domain, using the norm function $$\nu (a + b\sqrt{2} ) = |a^2 - 2b^2|$$ and the first part says that since $\nu (a + b\sqrt{2} ) = |(a + b\sqrt{2})(a - b\sqrt{2})|$ it's clear that $\nu (xy) = \nu(x) \nu(y)$? ... Can someone please explain to me how this is clear? Is there a functional difference between the modern police station and classic police station? Availability of MXD file for OpenStreetMap data in Esri Geodatabase? From what I understand, an ArcGIS mxd file contains the "styling" information on how to show data.  I downloaded and imported OpenStreetMap data into my geodatabase. Now I need to show them.  Is there any available mxd file match the OpenStreetMap fields/values that I can use?  I check this question(), but the links are all dead.  ps: right now the all the highway/roads/trail display as a single line in my map. I want to use mxd to show them in a better way, like Mapnik or google. How do I get the CPU temperature? How do I get the CPU temperature? Existence of a Pivot Point in Euclidean Geometry In geometry there is a term called a pivot point. There exists a pivot point 'P' in the interior of a convex polyhedron in a euclidean space if and only if every single line through 'P' contains exactly zero or two vertices of the polyhedron.  I asked one of my professors, but he gave me a very narrow example of a cube, but I want to know the maximum number of pivot points that exist in a polyhedron. Can someone please help me prove how many exist? product of normal and lognormal variates If x and y are uncorrelated normal variates, x*exp(y) will have a symmetric unimodal distribution with positive excess kurtosis. Has this distribution been named and studied? why $1+\frac{1}{1+\frac{1}{\frac{1}{1+\dots}}}$ cannot be equal to $\frac{1-\sqrt{5}}{2}$  I know that some of you will answer because it is positive.I know it but I don't know how to prove it.Maybe the second part is positive how do you know that?Thanks in advance. Delete Everything(the rest of the text) after a specific string How do I capture the moon and its surrounding context? I wanted to photograph the full moon against a beautiful deep blue sky. I ended up with blown-out highlights of the moon:    So I switched to spot metering and captured the moon, losing the blue sky in the process:    I want a single photo that shows both the moon and the surrounding context (in this case, the blue sky). Doing an exposure fusion in Photomatix Essentials did not help:    Nor did HDR fusion (again in Photomatix):    Notice that the detail in the moon was lost in both cases, and the sky was also messed up in both cases: exposure fusion lost the beautiful blue color, while HDR created more texture than was actually present in the sky. I toggled Photomatix's option to remove ghosts, but that didn't help, either.  How do I photograph the moon together with its surrounding context (in this case, the blue sky, but in other cases, a tree, buildings, etc) without blowing highlights or shadows? I'm using a Sony NEX-5R, with the longest focal length lens I have, and with manual focus when needed.  Thinking I should fuse the photos manually, I tried opening the images as layers in Acorn, with the darker photo on top and with opacity set to 50%, and tried all 15 - 20 blending modes (normal, dodge, lighter, darker, multiply and so on), but none of them seemed to work. I'm afraid I don't know enough to use layers effectively. What blending mode and opacity and order of layers should I use for this task?  I don't have Photoshop, but do have Lightroom 5, Acorn and Nik Collection.  (In case you are about to recommend software, please note my requirements: I use a Mac, I would be willing to pay $20-30, and I don't want to use command-line software.) How to extract logs between two time stamps I want to extract all logs between two timestamps. Some lines may not have the timestamp, but I want those lines also. In short, I want every line that falls under two time stamps. My log structure looks like:  [2014-04-07 23:59:58] CheckForCallAction [ERROR] Exception caught in +CheckForCallAction :: null --Checking user-- Post [2014-04-08 00:00:03] MobileAppRequestFilter [DEBUG] Action requested checkforcall   Suppose I want to extract everything between 2014-04-07 23:00 and 2014-04-08 02:00.  Please note the start time stamp or end time stamp may not be there in the log, but I want every line between these two time stamps. Mesh generation from PointCloud? The figure bleow is the pointcloud imported as .ply file into blender.   However, I would like to perform triangulation on it to produce the surface as seen in picture below(Accomplished using ballpivoting surface reconstruction and poisson disk sampling in MeshLab).   Is there a way to perform triangulation on belnder.  (PS: The purpose is to be able to select each faces/vertices individually to automate further.)  Edit: Question: Is it possible to select the vertex/faces programmatically post triangulation? if so, please explain how? Let $g_n= {2^2}^n +1 $. Prove $g_0 · g_1 · · · g_{n−1} = g_{n} − 2$ Let $g_n= {2^2}^n +1 $. Prove $g_0 · g_1 · · · g_{n−1} = g_{n} − 2$.    I'm not sure how to start this proof, if it should be done algebraically or if I should try to use a proof by induction. How to play MP3 files using Rhythmbox? Badge progress reports Is there a way to view your own progress towards certain badges? For example:   Tumbleweed - What value constitutes low views for a week? Fanatic  – Is there a way to view how many days in a row you currently have? Beta – Is it even possible to get this badge anymore?