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Please revoke badges gained by abusive voting In  (not feature request), :  ... if we find that people are abusing the system their accounts may get suspended. I would consider that kind of behavior abuse.  Well  sure qualifies. He has 11 Stack Exchange accounts and has in the last day spammed at least 8 of them to gain the Suffrage and sometimes Vox Populi badges. That's over 250 votes† in just a few hours! (And  -- while voting on other user's posts too.) I guarantee that he's not voting on those posts for/by their merits. Here's when he scammed the Suffrage badge per site (while also gaming the Vox Populi on some sites):                      - 2017-03-11 16:23:15Z                     - 2017-03-11 17:41:41Z                     - 2017-03-11 18:08:13Z                           - 2017-03-11 19:25:10Z                  - 2017-03-11 19:55:16Z                               - 2017-03-11 20:00:49Z               - 2017-03-11 20:03:13Z  - 2017-03-11 21:11:40Z  Note that he got the badge on three sites within an 8 minute span (but that might just be job run times). Please revoke badges gained through improper voting. And, maybe also warn/suspend such abusive voters.   † His account vote totals don't show all votes as some serial voting was reversed -- but none of the ill-gotten badges were. Let $f:X\to Y$ be a function and $E\subseteq X$ and $F\subseteq X$.   Show that in general $f(E − F)\nsubseteq f(E) − f(F)$.   I have no idea about how to prove this; and could anyone please explain the basic theory of functions(by relating to this question. Thank you. What sources of randomness can be made with commands in Minecraft? I want to make a mini game in Minecraft were I need a random command generator for 9 commands. I need a random command to give the player a random item. I can't do the command block in the dispenser any more because it will just drop out instead of being placed. What different ways are there for generating randomness in commands, and which one would be best for my use? This question is similar to the one about , but I am specifically attempting to get randomness when using commands - the redstone solutions do not apply here. How does the twitter bot work? Why is the voltage across a capacitor and the current across an inductor continuous? Previous posts                  As of today, the Moderator Flag Dashboard is officially graduated and the old version sent to the smelter's yard.  Based on stats from the past month, virtually all moderators were already on the new UI (thank you) so you hopefully won't notice any change.  That said, I would like to highlight the handful of improvements we made over the last month and a half based on your feedback:   A more responsive navigation bar at the top of moderator pages, improving the mobile experience. Similarly, , increasing room on the screen for the first question. . .  Not only do the headers look better, they now function better.  Now you scroll to and highlight the post/comment each time you click the link, not just the first time. .  Posts by the same user are grouped together and ordered newest first. .  We eliminated the VLQ (auto) side effect so now "Resolve all flags (auto)" doesn't do anything surprising.  If you still want to leave a comment or decline, you can do so with the buttons next to the individual flags.   Bugs and Feature Requests  Since this project is officially launched, all bugs and feature requests should be done in the form of questions tagged  on MSE, not answers on this post.  Feel free to post an answer here if you have specific concerns about the release process. How to deal with very long lines that do not contain spaces? When is $f_{xy}(x,y)\neq f_{yx}(x,y)?$ When is $f_{xy}(x,y)\neq f_{yx}(x,y)?$, where $f_{xy}$ and $f_{yx}$ denote the mixed (second) partial derivatives of a multivariable function $z=f(x,y)$. The problem: The links at the bottom of the Stack&nbsp;Exchange newsletter link to a YouTube video instead of the right place on the website. I´m not sure if this is an oversight or a clever hack.  Screenshot: Deprecated: Function split() is deprecated. How to rewrite this statement? My server is still vulnerable to heartbleed even after I update OpenSSL I have an Ubuntu 12.04 server. I have updated the OpenSSL package in order to fix the heartbleed vulnerability. But I am still vulnerable even, even though I have restarted the web server, and even the whole server.  To check my vulnerability I used:       dpkg gives:  dpkg -l |grep openssl ii  openssl  1.0.1-4ubuntu5.12   Secure Socket Layer (SSL) binary and related cryptographic tools   (launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssl/1.0.1-4ubuntu5.12) I can enter U+0008 (backspace character) into a chat message I typed . I believe I tab-completed @rumtscho and fully typed @MarthaF (since she doesn't tab complete). However, other people tell me that a Unicode character was inserted into the message; I can't see it:  Originally, I abandoned this bug report for a lack of reproducibility. But on another machine, I can see the character and managed to reproduce it: press tab, then press backspace. It works anywhere in a message, not just in a @-ping. (Actually, it seems that you just need to un-focus the input box; clicking elsewhere then hitting backspace works, too)  First machine is Firefox 12 (Iceweasel) on Debian GNU/Linux AMD64, testing+unstable. No user scripts. Greasemonkey is installed, but disabled in the extension manager Second machine is Firefox 10 (Iceweasel) on Debian GNU/Linux AMD64, testing+unstable. No user scripts, Greasemonkey not even installed Third machine (just tested) is Firefox 11 (Iceweasel) on Debian GNU/Linux AMD64. Greasemonkey installed and enabled, and there is a global userscript. Does not happen on Chromium 18.0.1025.151, running on machine #3.  So far, that's all the machines I've tested on, and it happens on all of them. It only happens in chat. Easiest way to produce it is to click on the page background, somewhere outside the text box, to un-focus the text box. Then press backspace. Note that not all browsers will display the character, even if its there (check  to see if yours does) Should I use a categorical cross-entropy or binary cross-entropy loss for binary predictions? First of all, I realized if I need to perform binary predictions, I have to create at least two classes through performing a one-hot-encoding. Is this correct? However, is binary cross-entropy only for predictions with only one class? If I were to use a categorical cross-entropy loss, which is typically found in most libraries (like TensorFlow), would there be a significant difference?  In fact, what are the exact differences between a categorical and binary cross-entropy? I have never seen an implementation of binary cross-entropy in TensorFlow, so I thought perhaps the categorical one works just as fine. My machine has a SSD (fairly small) and a Hard disk (large). I want to have windows and a couple of programs on the SSD but I want to have the documents folders (such as my documents and my downloads) on the HD. I also want the default install directory pointing at the larger HD. Can anyone advise or point me to a relevent guide? Thanks. What made the Ministry admit Sirius was innocent? Benefits and Drawbacks of Swapping Associations of Positivity and Negativity of the Proton and Electron For historical reasons, I understand that a proton's charge was assigned the label of "positive", the electron's charge was assigned the label of negative, and, crucially, equations of current in E &amp; M are written with the notion that current is the flow of positive charge despite the rarity of actual flows of protons in real systems (which I understand are mostly biological systems).   If the possibility existed to instantaneously and at no cost, retcon these associations such that protons have a negative charge, electrons have a positive charge, and current remains the flow of positive charge, would there be any beneficial or detrimental outcomes?  For instance, would there be:   new interpretations of physical laws that would provide different or better insights into any relevant subfield of Physics significant simplifications to notation in any field of Physics or Engineering significant increases in understanding in the fields of electricity, electronics, electrical engineering, radiation/radiative transport, etc. a noticeably easier learning curve for any subfield of physics dealing with the concept of charge   Additionally, is there a permutation of positive charge, negative charge, and flow of current definition that would improve upon the one I suggested? I'm trying to do an incremental backup using cpio but it seems that the busybox version doesn't work the same as the normal one? This is what I've got so far:  find data/Backup -mtime -2 | cpio -cm media/USB_FLASH_2  I origianlly used:  find . -mtime -2 | cpio -cm /media/USB_FLASH_2  However, I've seen people say busybox doesn't like definitive paths while using cpio. Unsure about that though.   It returns an error that basically says I'm using cpio wrong. I can't find anyone using the busybox cpio to do things like this, does that mean i can't do it? I've looked at using rsync as well but again, it doesn't do what i would expect.  For reference I'm using PuTTY to connect through SSH to a ReadyNAS 102.  After using find . -mtime -2 | cpio -o | { cd /media/USB_FLASH_2 &amp;&amp; cpio -imd; }  i get the output:   BusyBox v1.20.2 (Debian 1:1.20.0-7) multi-call binary.  Usage: cpio [-dmvu] [-F FILE] [-H newc] [-tio] [EXTR_FILE]...  Extract or list files from a cpio archive, or create an archive using file list on stdin  Main operation mode:         -t      List         -i      Extract EXTR_FILEs (or all)         -o      Create (requires -H newc)         -d      Make leading directories         -m      Preserve mtime         -v      Verbose         -u      Overwrite         -F FILE Input (-t,-i,-p) or output (-o) file         -H newc Archive format Troubleshooting "program does not contain a static 'Main' method" when it clearly does...? Can I choose to use only Shapiro-Wilk? Dynamic Server Name in SQL Statements (from clause)