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UK coastline shapefile? How can I fix "unbalanced brackets" in my data tag? I know that nobody likes duplicate questions, but I haven't found my answer on any of the other questions with this topic.  I built a computer with a  (made by Gigabyte).  It supposedly has 512 CUDA cores.  I followed  tutorial, (which enabled the Nvidia proprietary drivers) and was able to enable dual monitors and all the desktop graphics that are needed.  Unfortunetly, the GPU processing option still doesn't show up in Blender.  I've tried installing nvidia-cuda-toolkit, and that didn't make a difference.  I also tried to update my drivers from nvidia-346 to nvidia-349, and this had no apparent effect either.  What can I do to enable GPU rendering?  (I've tried both blender installed and just downloaded from the site). Is there a $(6,9,3)_2$ code? Does there exist a $1$-error-correcting binary code with block length $6$ and $9$ codewords?   The Hamming bound says that for any code $C$ with those parameters, $|C| \le \frac{2^6}{1+6} \approx 9.14$. So, we can't rule out the existence of such a code using the Hamming bound. The Singleton bound says that for any code $C$ with those parameters, $|C| \le 2^{6-3+1} = 16$, so we can't rule out the existence of such a code using the Singleton bound. Also, this can't be a linear code, since $\log_2 9$ isn't an integer. That rules out the possibility of just enumerating the possible generator matrices.   I feel a bit silly asking this, but the direct approach (assume $000\ 000$ is in the code, then all others must have Hamming weight $\ge 3$, ...) becomes unmanageable quickly. How else can I go about this? Is there a general rule for determining the direction of tension force? Tension, for me, is a tricky thing.  After finishing a related chapter of my book and watching a video, I still can't get a hang of it.  Here is a situation:   My knowledge is that tension, just like normal force, happens in  just the same way, but with the difference of a string attached.  It is understandable that in the picture, the string attached to the hanging mass has a tension directed upward, because it's weight is directed downward. (Action and reaction)  But what intrigues me is that applying the same logic, the horizontal mass is being pulled to the right, it would have been understandable if the tension is directed to the left.   also Can I think of tension as the reaction force when you pull, and normal force when you push?  update If I was to think tension as a reaction force in the first picture for the horizontal mass, then can the frictional force be the action force? (Ehh, I don't think that makes sentence. Friction is always reaction) Round double to 3 points decimal Flash with Chromium or Google Chrome broken on Ubuntu 19.04 I tried loading Adobe Flash player in Chromium on Ubuntu 19.04 (Lubuntu in this case) using various answers on AskUbuntu.com. I get to the point where the Allow Flash popup happens. But when I click to allow it, it says "Right-click to run Adobe Flash Player". When I rightclick and choose Run this Plugin, nothing happens. I've tried to apply fixes using the Pepperflash technique, as well as the Adobe Flashplugin technique. Narration cartoon about a town that has weird paranormal occurrences in it Dealing with bundle/omnibus/list-of-questions question that consists of rather distinct questions I have looked at the various help pages but I couldn't find a clear guideline for the following issue: often enough someone will ask in the same post (i.e. in the same SE-question) a whole bunch of questions (in the plain English sense of the word), which while may be about the same topic are nevertheless sufficiently distinct that each may require several paragraphs of text to answer adequately.   I can see an upside for leaving related questions grouped together from the asker's perspective: "there's a thread (on SE) answering all my questions about topic T!" On the other hand, from the perspective of organizing questions by having a clear heading/title for each (actual) question and so forth, i.e. from the perspective of SE being a fairly structured database of Q&amp;As instead of being a more like a collection of forum threads "I'm confused about topic T", the omnibus question-list approach seems clearly sub-optimal.  The omnibus approach also makes the issue of accepting answers (and perhaps reviewing such actions) difficult: if two different users give replies to different parts/sub-sets of the question-list, which one is the most adequate one? Even upvoting all partial answers seems iffy because it actually penalizes the user(s) who provides(s) the most complete answer to the question-list: since a user can only give at most one upvote to another user's answer, if user X provides answers to A &amp; B in the same SE-answer, he can only get at most one upvote from user Y, whereas if these were two different SE-answers, he could get two upvotes from user Y.  So, given the above problems, which I think are real enough, is there anything in the SE system addressing list-of-questions question splitting? How do programmatically create fields for content types, and ADD them to the the content type form Say I have this field, "map_description". I know I would this function to define the field:   $field = array(   'field_name' =&gt; 'map_description',   'cardinality' =&gt; 1,   'type' =&gt; 'text', ); field_create_field($field);   And I have this code which I'm not sure what it does but I'm told that I'll need it:   $instance = array(     'field_name' =&gt; 'map_description',     'label' =&gt; 'The map description.',     'bundle' =&gt; 'my_content_type',     'entity_type' =&gt; 'node',     'widget' =&gt; array(     'type' =&gt; 'text_textfield',  );  field_create_instance($instance)   Those two code bits are both in my install hook and run when I install the module. But while the fields are in fact created, I have to manually assign them to the content type via "manage fields", is there a way to have the fields automatically assigned to the content type? I would like to create a table with some columns' width specified, while the text in those columns should be centered both horizontally and vertically. I found out that  \usepackage{array} \begin{tabular}{| c | c | m{5cm} |}   vertically centers the text in the last column, but justifies it horizontally (like text in normal paragraphs).  Update: With Jake's method, it seems both \\ and \hline cause an error. How to fix it? My son is almost 3 (33 months) and for the past few months, he has been holding his poop in, to the point that he won't go for many days a time. When this started, the doctor advised us to give him Miralax to make his stool softer so it comes out more easily. Even with the Miralax, he still managed to hold it for two days at a time sometimes, but at least it was coming out at all, so we continued with it.  Anyway, we've been giving him the Miralax for months now, and now he's (supposed to be) going to preschool in September, which of course requires that he be potty trained. We don't want to hold him back since he's developmentally ready otherwise, so we started potty training a few weeks ago.  He picked up the potty training really quickly – for peeing – but he still holds his poop in no matter what. If he's sitting on the potty, as soon as he's about to do it, he stands up and just keeps holding it in (and once he starts to stand, if we even so much as ask him to sit back down, he screams and cries).  We have tried everything to convince him (or distract him enough) to sit and poop: reading books, singing songs, playing games, playing with toys, offering him snacks/treats (graham crackers), giving him stickers, etc. Nothing works.  As of today, it has been a week since the last time he pooped, with the exception of a little bit today and a little bit yesterday (both of which ended up all over the bathroom floor since he won't sit down). The doctor says now we should give him an enema to force it all to come out, but even so, that won't solve anything going forward since he still won't go in his diaper or on the potty in the first place (what are we going to do, give him an enema every week, indefinitely?).  The issue isn't that he's scared of the potty itself, since (a) he was holding it before we started potty training, and (b) he knows exactly what he's supposed to do, since he has no problem with peeing (he sits down himself, points it out afterward, knows that it gets emptied into the big potty, etc.).  It's that he just won't poop, ever – not in his diaper, not on the potty – and the only reason why anything comes out at all is because we've been giving him the Miralax every day (and even then, these aren't "full" poops, just whatever happens to come out because it's soft enough that he's unable to hold it all in).  I'm at a complete loss as to why this even started, and what if anything we can do that would actually help. Is it a behavioral problem? Medical? Both?? Help!    UPDATE: I just wanted to update this question since a lot has changed since I originally posted it. We discovered there was a specific situation where he would go in his diaper voluntarily: in our bedroom closet with the door closed. So we knew then that the withholding was intentional, since it was now established that he could go if he wanted to.  So we let him continue going in the closet and, over time, found that he usually went around the same time each day. Based on that, we then had him sit on the potty when we knew it was most likely he would need to go. We also managed to find two things that distracted him enough to sit (blowing bubbles and playing with his toy laptop).  By doing this, we were able to get him to go on the potty without really realizing it (so he didn't try to fight it), and then made a big deal out of it every time he did. Over time, that helped establish that that's what he was supposed to do, and now he does so voluntarily. He hasn't pooped in his diaper in probably 3 weeks by now.  I wouldn't say he's "fully" potty trained, in that an adult still needs to go with him and distract him (and occasionally remind him when he needs to go in general), but finally we made progress. Which one is the formula of angular velocity? Is it $\omega= vr$? If not then why does the source below use $mvr=nh/2\pi$, where $mvr$ is angular momentum and $vr$ is angular velocity? Again $\omega=v/r$ shows radian per second. I saw $\omega= vr$ in one book and $\omega= v/r$ in another! How do I see all foreign keys to a table or column? In MySQL, how do I get a list of all foreign key constraints pointing to a particular table? a particular column? This is the same thing as , but for MySQL. Having trouble finding Plantera's Bulb I have been playing on hardmode for a while and have beaten the three  a couple of times. But I have yet to find a . It's getting really frustrating.  Does anyone have any methods to finding a Plantera Bulb? Flag and close my own question Why is it possible to flag and close my own question?   The only realistic usage I could think of is when I see that my question is a duplicate, but it has already got some great answers. So instead of deleting the question, I would vote to close it as a duplicate.   But still, I can't see how flagging my own question would be useful. Windows 10 won't let me set default apps for file extensions Which is the best way to put function plots into a LaTeX document? I've downloaded a driver for a video card (*.run) and tried to install within a terminal. When I started the installation process I got this error: ERROR: nvidia-installer must be run as root. I'm logged in with my own profile. When can you build up all representations from the fundamental and antifundamental ones? Under what conditions can you determine all representations of a Lie algebra from the fundamental and antifundamental ones using just the tensor product, direct sum and Clebsch-Gordan decomposition? I think this is true for $\mathfrak{su}(2)$ and $\mathfrak{sl}(2,\mathbb{C})$, or at least that's what physics books lead me to believe!   Is it true in general for semisimple Lie algebras?