Expand div container to remaining height
Make a div fill the height of the remaining screen space
Why (and how) did using cat on binary files mess up the terminal? How does Apple AppStore rank search results? Matrix $A^T A$ as sum of outer products How can i render the reflections i see in the Look Dev viewport in Blender 2.8 i'm finding blender 2.8 confusing and i'm relatively new to blender in general anyway. While looking at my model in the Look Dev view port i can see reflections.        However, when i render my scene in eevee (and cycles), the reflections aren't rendered     Is there something i'm doing wrong or an option i haven't enabled? This is a minor frustration, but I have a  that I put italics and bold into (using asterisks.)  Now I know I just just be happy that I could do it at all, but it seems to me that those should not count toward my comment char limit. Can a fundamentally deceptive character work? This question is in the spirit of another . I would like to explore a style of role-playing in DnD (specifically 3.5e) that may be slightly different from how characters usually work. The question aims to answer if and how such a character can work and be played for everyone's amusement. I am still relatively new to the game, so please forgive me if this question is naive. Probably people have tried before and discarded the idea.  Character concept The character is supposed to be deceptive, on both the character and the player level. He will thrive to achieve some higher goal that is different to the party's, but not in an open way. He will play along and work for the party's interest, but wait for his moment (ideally towards the end of the campaign) to strike. As such an evil religious fanatic would be ideal, who works towards achieving the goals of his deity by deceiving his party members, gaining their trust and acquiring resources together with them, but when given the choice would take the powerful magical item and bugger off with it. Motivation and Concerns The main motivation is to bring some diversity to the usual scheme. People tend to play funny characters and there is usually (at least in our games) happy peace in the party with the only dispute being about who gets the loot. I feel a character like the one suggested would make things more interesting since people can't take their party members for granted anymore. The concern is of course that it might not be very fun for the party to have their plans destroyed by one member of the party playing an &quot;extra cool&quot; character. I think done well, it could still be fun for the other players though, which is why the rest of the question will be about how to do it. How? First of all the DM should probably know, maybe he can even build it into his campaign. The exact story details will then depend on the exact setting, but I am sure together with the DM something could be worked out. I am mainly interested in if it can work and how it could be fun. Refer to renamed columns in WHERE clause SELECT name, gdp/population as capita  FROM world w1  WHERE continent = 'Europe'       AND capita &gt;  (     SELECT gdp/population      FROM world      WHERE name = 'United Kingdom' );   How come I can't refer to capita in the WHERE clause? It returns this error:  Unknown column 'capita' in 'where clause'   I can however, run the query if I replace capita with gdp/population.  I don't want to do gdp/population &gt; .... How can I do capita &gt; ...? Or is this not possible? Is there a page listing all fields? HP PSC-2100 can't seem to get xsane and HPLIP (printing working) I want to argue that argue that $\pi(\alpha)=\alpha^3+3\alpha+3$ is an irreducible polynomial over the finite field with 5 elements $\mathbb{F}_5$. My approach was just to check that $\pi$ has no roots in $\mathbb{F}_5$. Is this right? Delayed eraser experiment (Kim experiment) Will I receive an interference pattern on D0 detector   if D1, D2, D3, D4 exist in the set up of the experiment, but they are thousands of light years far? Simply, to set up the experiment so that I detect all of the signal photons on D0 before I detect any of idler photons! Is it safe to knowingly buy an oversized (67-inch) suitcase? Are size limits enforced? We often get questions on bicycles.stackexchange about fitting wider or narrower tires to bicycles. We have a large number of these with answers suiting the specific bike or style of bicycle in question, but I have been unable to find one that provides a generic answer covering off all things that need to be considered. For most bicycles, the answer is the same regardless of the specific style and sizes of tires in question.   This is intended as a canonical question that we can point closed questions to. How can I utilize the whole terminal, like htop or emacs do? I want to write a program that can "draw" in the terminal the same way as htop or emacs. By that I mean "get rid of the prompt and make the output dependent on the current size of the terminal".   To make this a bit more clear:   I want to use the terminal this way:     in stead of this way: Why is $1^{\infty}$ considered to be an indeterminate form Firefox running with rare arguments I got this output from ps aux|grep firefox command:  $ ps aux|grep firefox auraham   5443 17.3 11.0 2600628 426484 ?      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However, every time I run Firefox again, that large line of arguments appears too.  I already try these things:   Run Firefox with addons disabled Reinstall Firefox (sudo apt-get purge firefox; sudo apt-get install firefox)   However, it did not work.  Is it possible to remove such a line of arguments? How to install the latest Arduino IDE? I have an Arduino UNO, which I need to get working with Ubuntu.  Can somebody explain to me the steps required to install the IDE on Ubuntu? In The Witness, I was walking along the coast, and I came upon this:    Now, since I've learned      that mazes can be embedded in the environment,   I see the puzzle here, but I just can't get the pieces to line up well enough.  Standing on the couch and walking all around it doesn't seem to get me a       functional maze.   Where do I need to stand to activate the puzzle successfully? How to interpret the coefficients from a beta regression? I have some data that is bounded between 0 and 1. I have used the betareg package in R to fit a regression model with the bounded data as the dependent variable. My question is: how do I interpret the coefficients from the regression? Are there any examples of Humans and Aliens producing offspring in Star Wars? The title is pretty self explanatory, although to expand on the question further I am looking for any examples of inter-species breeding in the Star Wars universe, not just inter-species (ahem) "relations".