Where is the photo for the outlook sign in page taken?
Does anyone know the location of this login hotmail background?
How to link a variable of a material to another material? Where to start looking up if there's something wrong with cck field variables? in short: Something in my zen-based custom theme is keeping a couple of cck fields from being display on my page. Basically my question is where to get access to the variables that are supposed to contain the html for the cck fields (which are missing when I was looking them in firebug). Below I explain why I think it's looking up the variables that might bring me closer to a solution  So I made this custom node type (events) with cck fields added. Also made some content using those fields. Added some css and it all displayed fine. Later the taxonomy terms below the title and some metadata bugged me so I followed along with a 'theming cookbook' pdf book that taught me how to make a node-events.tpl.php and simply deleted php variables like $terms. This worked great.     Obviously this also means that all this time, the view permissions of those fields have been checked and also that the display options under 'display fields' have been set to standard all the time. I also ruled out that the issue could be anything else than theme related as my cck fields do show up in a stock Drupal theme. The theme for my site is a zen-based custom theme.   So then even later, after I made a view for this node type and started adding css to that view I noticed at some point that my image field and two other fields are missing. It's hard to tell if they disappeared because of things that I did when creating the view and adding css (which would surprise me) Draw a bivariate normal distribution in TikZ For a small class I want to draw a bivariate normal distribution and show where the means from the two variables meet in the space. Has anyone done this in TikZ? Spam gets fairly heavily punished - 100 reputation penalty, if I recall correctly, and the content itself gets hidden in the revision history.  Now if we just have some rubbish:     dfajiojaifojadiofjadhigaowkokaomdiovnuiyhioqejgioqejgio   I'm not talking about someone posting a question or comment as an answer (i.e. possibly just not knowing the rules or being frustrated with not having the required privileges), or someone making some really horrible attempt at answering the question, I'm talking about an answer that clearly shows absolutely no observation of any content on the page.  This, in my opinion, causes a similar amount of harm to the site - I'm inclined to say the fact that someone posts spam isn't as important as the fact that they're posting something that needs to be deleted, since we're likely going to delete it pretty quickly, and they're (likely) behaving maliciously, or am I wrong?  Why don't we treat this equally harshly, or why do we treat spam as harshly as we do?    Side notes:  I'm sure I've seen a few times where users get punished for posting spam when their link is likely actually relevant to the question and useful (should I flag these? They are still link-only answers, so they shouldn't really come back, and often I'm just not sure enough). While false positives are bad, it seems worse that we're treating worse behaviour better.  I'm assuming that's not what "abusive" in this reason is referring to: (I'm also not sure, off the top of my head, how this one gets treated)     It is offensive, abusive, or hate speech Why don't Death Eaters always use Avada Kedavra? When the Death Eaters attacked Hogwarts, why did the Death Eaters not just use Avada Kedavra and kill everyone? How to remove ubuntu partitions and use them to install windows Why is it considered so dangerous to travel in South Africa? As, the above link shows, other countries have similar murder rates but they are not in the radar of international travelers.  For example, as seen in the list, Puerto Rico has similar statistics. But, personally, I never heard of Puerto Rico to be a dangerous place to travel.  Why is it considered so dangerous to travel in South Africa? Is that due to the incompetent law enforcement agencies? How to access phpMyAdmin after installation? Why do we need to set swap space as twice big as our physical memory? When we want to setup a linux system, there is a common a suggestion to set the swap space  twice as big as your physical memory. I want to know why do we need this, and how it is this suggestion come to be? How to convert QString to std::string? How to make the Java.awt.Robot type unicode characters? (Is it possible?) We have a user provided string that may contain unicode characters, and we want the robot to type that string.  How do you convert a string into keyCodes that the robot will use? How do you do it so it is also java version independant (1.3 -> 1.6)?  What we have working for "ascii" chars is  //char c = nextChar(); //char c = 'a'; // this works, and so does 'A' char c = 'á'; // this doesn't, and neither does 'Ă' Robot robot = new Robot(); KeyStroke key = KeyStroke.getKeyStroke("pressed " + Character.toUpperCase(c) ); if( null != key ) {   // should only have to worry about case with standard characters   if (Character.isUpperCase(c))   {     robot.keyPress(KeyEvent.VK_SHIFT);   }    robot.keyPress(key.getKeyCode());   robot.keyRelease(key.getKeyCode());    if (Character.isUpperCase(c))   {     robot.keyRelease(KeyEvent.VK_SHIFT);   } } Obtaining remote host name in bash script Sorry my knowledge of Linux bash commands is pretty basic, I've been searching for a while but I'm not 100% sure what I need to search for.  I was wondering if there's a way to grab the current logged in users remote host name in a Linux bash script? I have a script in which I need to log each time a user runs it. I'm obtaining the date like so:  cdat=`/bin/date +%a' '%d' '%h' '%Y', '%H':'%M`;   I now need to add the users remote host (not the username they logged in with). I'm not 100% sure I'm using the right terminology here either, just to clarify; by 'remote host name' I mean the same output that prints on the screen on most servers I've logged into over ssh, for example:  Last login: Mon Jul 22 16:35:09 2013 from win7-i7-stuart.my.domain.com   I'm looking for the win7-i7-stuart.my.domain.com bit. Does editing still bump a question? Many times in the past I've edited a somewhat recent answer—say, from 30 minutes ago—and noticed that the concomitant question didn't bump to the top.  I just confirmed it with ; the question is currently sorted in the JavaScript page based on when it was asked, not my edit.  I've never made edits just to bump a question to whore rep—my original answer was wrong which was why I fixed it—but my understanding is that the CW self-edit trigger exists to prevent  edit-then-bump-then-score-rep—profit! activity.    If non-ancient edits no longer bump a question, should the self-edit CW trigger be brought inline with this?  Should an answer be made CW if you make 10 edits that actually bump the question?  and to avoid any implication of impropriety, I'm already capped on SO, so I'm not looking for any sort of "meta effect" on my answer Exporting QGIS contour attributes in DXF file? I have a .tiff data file that generates contours in QGIS. I save it as .dxf. The contours don't have any attributes or data. That's bad, because I want to make a 3D landscape in Revit using the information.   How do a save/export the contour lines from QGIS so that they have a z-elevation attribute or at least some information?    I ticked the attributes box when extracting the contours, but the attributes doesn't show in the dxf. Will using 'var' affect performance? Why is a Hyperplane called a "Hyper"plane? I just had this curious question. In other fields, the word "hyper" is actually used to refer to something which is "over; beyond; above" as defined by Google. An example of such terms would be Hyperglycaemia, defined by Wikipedia as:     a condition in which an excessive amount of glucose circulates in the blood plasma.   Or Hypersonic, defined by Google as:     relating to speeds of more than five times the speed of sound.   So, my question is, what would be the motive to give a Hyperplane such a name when it is defined as :     a subspace of one dimension less than its ambient space OEM license activation for Windows 10 Home VirtualBox guest, on Ubuntu host Context Three years ago my company got me a Lenovo T550 with Windows 10 Home installed on it (my understanding is that this is called &quot;OEM&quot;). I immediately erased everything to install Ubuntu on it. Unfortunately from now on I will need to use Windows 10 a few times a week for legacy reasons, but my main work is still on Ubuntu, so I am thinking of running Windows 10 within VirtualBox within Ubuntu. Lenovo recommendation Lenovo told me that my Windows Home license is somehow linked to my hardware (firmware?) and that Windows will automatically find this out. They pointed me to :  The installation of Microsoft Windows Server 2008,2008 R2 SP1, 2012, and 2012 R2 from Lenovo OEM media to such a virtual machine will fail until the virtual BIOS has been updated to include this information. setVMBIOS.exe performs this function for servers using Microsoft Hyper-V technology. Consult your hypervisor vendor for information on how to perform this function on other hypervisors. [...] The fix resolves this issue by adding Lenovo information to the virtual BIOS.  Note: That page does not mention Windows 10 Home, but I guess the same applies? VirtualBox How to apply Lenovo's recommendation to VirtualBox? (5.2.18) Right now I have out-of-the-box VirtualBox and the VM I created yesterday with standard settings does not activate:   Windows is not activated. Windows reported that no product key was found on your device. Error code: 0xC004F213 How to make a file executable? How can I make my file so that I can double click on it, and it runs. It is a .sh script, but I also have files that say:  executable (application/x-executable)  in the description of what they are.  I can't run any of these from terminal, or by double clicking.  If possible, I would like a way using either the GUI or a Terminal, but not a combination of the two.  Here is a screenshot of what I see when I right click then go on properties. The file first:    And the shell script here:    NB: I accept that this is a duplicate (I was looking for it, and couldn't find it, so asked + answered it, hoping that I would find it) however, I don't think the question about .desktop files is a duplicate. Do I have to peel red potatoes before baking them? I recently made some potato wedges in the oven. I shared this recipe with my relative, who admonished me for not properly peeling the red potatoes before baking them.  She claims that there are disease and viruses that lie on the skin, so peeling it will get rid of it.  I bake it, so I assume that even the high heat in the oven would kill bacteria and germs. And besides that, I make sure to wash potatoes thoroughly before cooking them.  Am I in the wrong here? Should I have properly peeled the potato wedges before baking them? Personally I feel they add more flavor, and from all the pictures on the recipes online, it seems they also do not peel it. How accurate is the location detection on the iPhone's Find My iPhone app