Ubuntu 15.04 Installation Problem, HP Envy 15
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
Determine the Galois group of $\mathbb{Q}(\sqrt{a+b\sqrt{d}})$ Is CAT5 cable good enough for RS-485 vs "true" RS-485 cable QGIS locked into fullscreen mode on Ubuntu 12.04 No crash in this case, but I made the mistake of toggling to fullscreen mode on my netbook running Ubuntu 12.04. It's now impossible to escape , and it seems to have disabled the popout unity launcher as well. Steps I've already taken:   Alt-Tab to move to a different program, then back - QGIS remains in fullscreen Alt-V, Ctrl-F and F11 get no response I've unistalled QGIS, deleted the /.qgis/ profile data folder, and reinstalled. Still launches fullscreen   To add to the weirdness, it now launches - still in fullscreen - into a different workspace than the active one.  I realize this has the sound of a Unity problem, but it's just this program that has a malfunctioning UI.  Thanks to all the crew; this in no way changes my opinion of QGIS as an essential tool. Hypernym for "audiobook", "podcast", "speech", etc.? I am looking for a short and concise term (preferably one word) that can be used as a hypernym for essentially everything that contains (audio) speech (e.g. audiobooks, podcasts, recorded news bulletins, recorded performances of comedians,..).  Does such a term exist? I've thought about 'speech', but that seems to be more adequate for e.g. political speeches, and not so much for audio books and the like. But maybe I'm wrong. Complement of maximal multiplicative set is a prime ideal My local hackerspace has a CNC machine.  I can give them my Gerbers and they can print out the PCB.  The machine does not plate VIAs.  I need to do this after the CNC machine is finished.  What is the best process and materials to use? Concatenating a string and primary key Id while inserting Is it safe to have laptop turned on 24/7? I have a shapefile with 3800 polygons representing the smallest administrative areas in Ireland. Many of these, in rural areas, have tiny populations, under 100 people. In urban areas, all would have adequate populations.  For each area I have a population figure, and various other attributes, all of which can be intelligently summed to give valid results for areas produced by combining the smaller areas.  I need to merge the areas to get say, 500 or 600 areas of reasonable population. I need to leave the larger (in population) areas alone, where possible. I would greatly prefer to do this automatically. This is necessary for model fitting purposes, primarily.  I've looked at a number of the dissolve questions here:   'Batch Dissolve Polygons based on Attributes in QGIS or FWTools' I think would require me to know which areas to merge, when this is what I need to calculate. 'Practical way of managing polygons and unions of them' and 'How do dissolve polygons from shapefile using open source tools?' have the same issue.   Any suggestions? What color are Nissa, Worldwaker's lands? Let $a$, $b$, and $c$ be complex numbers with $a\neq0$. Show that the solutions of $az^2+bz+c=0$ are $z_1,z_2=\frac{-b\pm\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$, just as they are in the case when $a$, $b$, and $c$ are real numbers. Visa for European countries for US passport holder I'm a US passport holder. What documents do I need when I fly from the U.S. to Germany?  Assume I'm going for a few weeks of vacation.  Obviously I need my passport.  What about a "visa"?  Anything else? How to report issues with the mobile SE application Huge confusion with Fermions and Bosons and how they relate to total spin of atom I am supremely confused when something has spin or when it does not. For example, atomic Hydrogen has 4 fermions, three quarks to make a proton, and 1 electron. There is an even number of fermions, and each fermion has a 1/2 spin. Since there are an even number of fermions, the total spin value is an integer. This spin number is the "intrinsic" spin number that cannot be changed, but its orientation "up" or "down" can be changed.  For atomic Hydrogen, it is a Boson because it has integer spin, however it also has a single electron. I read on physics forums, , that the spin of atom comes from the electrons and not its nucleus. I also read on here, , that the spin of atomic Hydrogen is 1/2! The answer says atomic Hydrogen has spin 1/2 because it ignores the nuclear spin.  This is one thing that is confusing me. Shouldn't atomic Hydrogen have an integer spin because of the nuclear component? So does atomic Hydrogen have spin and is affected by a magnetic field? Nuclear spins are affected by magnetic fields, but they aren't as affected as electrons according to the discussion on physics forums.  Why do we ignore nuclear spin sometimes? Also, can someone help me out here with all the possibilities?  Is there a Boson with an half integer spin value? (Surely, there must not be) However atomic Hydrogen is one of those cases! (It seems...) (Why don't we cancel out the nuclear spin with the electron spin?)  Say we have another atom that is a Boson, It has unpaired electrons in different orbitals, so what determines whether or not electrons fill in orbitals as spin up or down? Does spin down nuclear spin cancel out a electron up spin? Tried to install both Windows and Ubuntu, now neither will boot How to mitigate the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities on Linux systems? How to modify a Wiki Site Page  layout We are looking to see if we can leverage a WIKI to advertise sections of our governance plan to the end user community.   Right now with a WIKI we get the option to add web parts to the bottom of the layout.   The desired design would be to design a layout that would have a right column that would be a zone of other Web Parts.  For instance, a LVWP that would contain contacts and/or FAQS, an image web part etc.   We just want more flexibility with layout.  I am thinking we could add zones with Designer etc but wanted to see if there was something more obvious.  Thanks,  Paul When is it correct to capitalise 'earth'? Help us test the shiny new "User Activity" page! (Plus a bunch of new features.) Installing Ubuntu on one of two hard drives I have two hard drives. One is used for Windows and one is empty. I want to install Ubuntu on the empty hard drive. The Windows hard drive is disk0 in Windows and the empty hard drive is disk1. When I install Ubuntu and it asks where I want to install it, I choose "Something Else" but I am stuck there. What do I choose for "boot loader installation"?