The treasure table on page 138 is missing the die roll no.10.  Is there any errata for the DMG for that or even in general?
Where will changes and fixes to guides and manuals for 5e be found? I'm interested in a grappler build, among others, and don't know where to look to see if the last bullet for the grappler feat has been changed. The grappler example aside, it should be useful to know for future fixes.
Can i install ubuntu on meizu mx4 android edition like ubuntu edition with iso recovery in this page "  " I was recently invited to join InitiativeQ via a friend on Facebook. The underlying idea makes rough sense to me (as a non finance expert). However their 'hook' seems to be that early adopters will get free money later down the line when the currency launches (the earlier you adopt, the more currency you will receive). Looking at the website, there is a big button with the text Reserve $128,957 (I assume that's their idea of what the dollar value of my reservation will be if it launches).  The website's production quality suggests it is not a scam, however the language suggests strongly that it is. Is this a scam, a get rich quick scheme? Or am I being overly paranoid? Given 3 distinct primes {$p,q,r$}, then $|G|=pqr \implies G$ not simple Reason behind this self invoking anonymous function variant How does Cantor's diagonal argument work? Can I charge my laptop with a charger that has different specifications? I have a spreadsheet full of addresses to geocode in ArcMap 10.  I've added the spreadsheet to the map, then started to geocode them via the context menu's "Geocode addresses" item.  Many were matched automatically, and most of the unmatched I've been able to resolve within the Interactive Rematch dialog. But I have a handful of addresses where I get no result at all.  I can, however, locate these points on Google Maps, and I can get the latitude and longitude that way.  How can I enter that data into the table to locate the missing points?  I have tried editing the data and putting the lat/lon values into the X and Y columns, (via Edit Features -> Start Editing, then Open Attribute Table on the context menu).  But when I Flash the point, I don't see it.  The lat &amp; lon are consistent with the other data points on the map (i.e., not swapped, and using the correct sign).  How can I add the points to the table? Do you "gain" your 1st level? 555 Monostable Timer delay I have built numerous 555 circuits over the years. I recently had to built a Monostable 555 cct. as per this site :    The cct. is used in a motor vehicle. When the remote control is pushed to open the doors, it sends positive 12V to this Monostable cct. to initiate it and a 3 Amp Power Transistor pulses the siren momentarily to indicatse "unlocking" by audible means.   The issue I have is that Rt and Ct used to time the output pulse is not short enough. I replaced these components to the smallest values I could get, but the output is still "too long". Teh siren makes a "chooow" sound instead of "chow". Sounmds too unprofessional or after-market.  Any ideas to get a short pulse (nearly a few micro seconds) out of this old 555 cct. ? I have 2 storage devices; classical slow HDD (750GB, /dev/sda) and faster SSD (128GB, /dev/sdb). Currently I have installed Ubuntu &amp; Mint on same btrfs partition on SSD (/dev/sdb5). My btrfs pool consists of /dev/sdb5.  What I want to achieve is data replication on HDD while keeping SSD performance: Something like this:  For read case it would be ideal for procedure to go like this:   read from SSD check checksum if it verifies.. awesome, give me the data if not, fetch data from HDD and perform error correction through duplicate data   I'd manually run (some tool I'm not sure which one... btrfs check --repair perhaps?) every month or so to check HDD checksums and correct them via SSD data against bitrot.  For write case:   write to SSD sync to HDD when write requirements are low, thus not slowing down the system.   Is this possible and how would I do it?  Bottom line is, I like btrfs and would like it to duplicate data across HDD &amp; SSD drive automatically while keeping SSD excellent performance.   Using SSD as write cache is not an option since it's missing data duplication and security. I have some long URLs which doesn't contain special "line break characters" like "-" or "/". How can I automatically break these URLs?  \documentclass{scrreprt}  \usepackage[ngerman]{babel}                     \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}                 \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage[backend=biber]{biblatex} \usepackage{url} \usepackage{dingbat}  % for \carriagereturn symbol \makeatletter \g@addto@macro{\UrlBreaks}{\UrlOrds} \g@addto@macro{\UrlBreaks}{% \do\/\do\d% } \makeatother  \begin{filecontents}{bachelorarbeit_lit.bib} @ONLINE{java96,     author = {{Joe Black}},     title = {Foobar 1.0},     year = {1996},     month = {1},     url = {http://www.aaa.bb.cccc.dh/uploads/dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd.pdf},     urldate = {2011-03-02},     sortname = {Sun},     keywords = {www} } \end{filecontents}  \bibliography{bachelorarbeit_lit}  \begin{document} Test \cite{java96} \printbibliography \end{document}   edit  I don't know why but it still doesn't work. Is there an option to automatically break long URLs. I don't care where the break is but it should be done automatically. Even if I manually specify the "breaking character" it doesn't work (as the example shows). Are fractions with prime numerator and denominator dense? So the question is in the title. And I mean dense in positive real numbers ofcourse. Somehow I cannot grasp if this is very trivial or not. The prime numbers aren't that dense, but are there enough of primes to make the fractions constructed from them dense? Differentiable functions satisfying $f'(f(x))=f(f'(x))$ Make rigid body collide with hair particles How to save the render result within Blender Is it possible to render an image and have blender remember it, so that next time I open the file the render result will not be blank?  I am not talking about saving to an external file.  Specifically I would like to render an image, close blender, and come back later and be able to do some compositing on the render without having to waste a half an hour rendering it again (my GPU drivers are messed up so I have to use the CPU).  Currently the render result is blank when ever I open a file. Show that $K[x,xy,xy^2,\dots]$ is not Noetherian Here is the problem I am stuck on: Fix a field $K$ and consider the subring $A \leq K[x,y]$ generated by $K \cup \{x,xy,\dots,\}$. Show that $A$ is not Noetherian.  I figure that taking ideals $I_n = (x,xy,\dots,xy^n)$ should give an infinite strictly ascending chain, which would establish that $A$ is not Noetherian, but I cannot figure out how to show that each $I_n$ is a proper subset of $I_{n+1}$. Any help here? I upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04. When I press Ctrl+Alt+F3 I get the terminal which prompts for the username. When I type my username and press Enter, it doesn't wait for my password (its as if I pressed Enter without entering anything). Even if I enter something, the text shown in plaintext and then it keeps on saying my password is wrong. After few times, the screen is cleared and it prompts for my username again and the same loop goes on. Decision on rejected edits should be displayed as a notification to the editor Update, April 2014: I fully support  of adding the message where it belongs—in the actual editing form. This is less intrusive than displaying it as a notification, but it serves the same purpose. Can has?     Background  When you suggest an edit, the outcome of whether it was approved or rejected is buried deep within your profile. You have to navigate to Profile » Activity » Suggestions to find a list of your recent edits, but even those do not say anything about the outcome:    waffles♦ introduced this , but what can I learn from this page? I have to manually click through the edits to see whether they were rejected or not. This is  time-consuming or inefficient at best. There's also no learning involved at all, since there is no active feedback.     Feature request #1  If an edit was rejected, there should be a notification message displayed, linking to the page of the suggested edit (which states the reject reason).    This kind of feedback would improve the editing behavior, since otherwise, inappropriate suggestions might just continue.    Feature request #2  If the above is too intrusive, the messages in the profile's Activity section should be clearer, for example like this (compare against the first screenshot in the question):        This is similar to:     Here's some more explanation:  Let's assume the case of a user suggesting lots of edits that are in some way harmful. Maybe they were too minor, like only changing keyboard shortcuts to use kbd markup instead of boldface.   Yes, we've already had this on Super User. Since it only takes one user to approve / reject there, some of these edits might even have been wrongfully accepted, others  rejected. While this is a problem of its own, the user suggesting these edits will have a hard time even getting any kind of feedback.  They would never see the rejection messages because they're buried somewhere, unless they critically checked each suggestion in their profile. I doubt anybody would do this. Even more so, they might only look at their steadily climbing reputation, not really noticing a rejected edit.  Another case is users learning how to edit. How are we  if they're not told what they did wrong? They will just continue suggesting edits until somebody actually pings them in chat or comments somewhere.  Here's an  of a user who was completely unaware that he could see feedback somewhere in a dark corner of his profile, until he was banned from editing because he'd repeated the same mistake over and over. Does 'rm .*' ever delete the parent directory? The expression .* is expanded by bash to include the current and parent directories:  $ ls -la total 2600 drwxrwxrwx   2 terdon terdon 2162688 Sep 10 16:22 . drwxr-xr-x 142 terdon terdon  491520 Sep 10 15:34 .. -rw-r--r--   1 terdon terdon       0 Sep 10 16:22 foo $ echo .* . ..   If I run rm -rf .* on my Debian using GNU bash, version 4.2.36(1)-release and rm from rm (GNU coreutils) 8.13, I get this message:  $ rm -rf .* rm: cannot remove directory: `.' rm: cannot remove directory: `..'   Is this a GNU thing or is it POSIX? Are there any *nix systems where the command above will silently delete . and ..?  Also, is this a safety feature of the shell or of the rm command itself? Best word for "unable to change"