How Do I Include References in an ASP.NET web site?
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What is the regular expression to match strings (in this case, file names) that start with 'Run' and have a filename extension of '.py'?  The regular expression should match any of the following:  RunFoo.py RunBar.py Run42.py   It should not match:  myRunFoo.py RunBar.py1 Run42.txt   The SQL equivalent of what I am looking for is ... LIKE 'Run%.py' .... How do I disable negative scaling? By default blender allows you to scale past 0 - how do I prevent this?  i.e. it's common in other 3D modelling software to resize a set of vertices against an axis to align them - however this isn't possible when negative scaling is enabled. Can a 3rd party app *technically* take better pictures? I've seen in several forums that some phones have very good cameras and the photos  taken are compressed too much and the details are lost.  I was wondering whether a 3rd party application (forgetting the post processing done by the application) have access to the full resolution image without any compression.  So can another application access the raw data from the camera or all applications gets the same raw data when they access the camera? Android: Making Https Request ASP.NET MVC controller actions that return JSON or partial html $f(x)=x/1$ is not injective? Authenticate to Stack Exchange using GitHub I've seen sign in methods using  as an authentication provider, for example : (AWS Cloud9)        Is it possible to authenticate into Stack Exchange using this method? At the moment there's other methods such as OpenID, Google, Yahoo and Facebook, but it would be interesting to also have the GitHub authentication. How do you clean a seasoned cast iron skillet? I have a seasoned cast iron skillet, and I don't want to mess up the seasoning when I'm cleaning it.  What do I use and what don't I use to get it back to clean?  I've heard not to use soap and to make sure it is dry, but nothing beyond that. What is the relationship between regression and linear discriminant analysis (LDA)? Is there a relationship between regression and linear discriminant analysis (LDA)? What are their similarities and differences? Does it make any difference if there are two classes or more than two classes? Using .NET, how can you find the mime type of a file based on the file signature not the extension How does update work with programs installed from .deb file I'm having some difficulties exactly understanding how the the whole update thing work in Ubuntu and good practice for installing software.  I understand I have a  /etc/apt/sources.list file where all my repositories are listed, and that these repositories are queried when I use apt-get update - to later be used with e.g. apt-get upgrade.  This makes perfect sense and I recently installed spotify by adding deb http://repository.spotify.com stable non-free to this "sources" list.    But then I got confused...  When I went to download Google Chrome I merely had to download and grab a .deb file, and Chrome installed with no problem... but I don't see any new entry in /etc/apt/sources.list...  So how does apt-get update know where to query concerning Chrome updates?  Has it somehow been added to one of the already listed repositories in the sources file?  I would like all my installed software to be encompassed by the update function. Current in wire + moving charge next to wire creates magnetic force in the stationary reference frame OR electric force in the moving reference frame from special relativity due to change in charge density etc.... I think I understand this and I think it's super cool. Now here's the rub...  Current in wire + stationary charge next to wire creates no net charge. This is how nature behaves. I get it. My question is why can't I use the same special relativity logic as above, that is, current in wire cause electrons in wire to contract in accordance with special relativity so there has to be a net charge on the wire, which then acts on stationary charge next to wire.  I have been reading and reading and reading and I have come up with the following:  (1) When electrons in wire get accelerated to create current the distance between them actually expands in accordance with special relativity - something to do with bells spaceship paradox - which I am not going to pretend to understand  (2) This expansion from (1) above is exactly opposite and equal in magnitude to the contraction special relativity then causes and the expansion and contraction cancel out to keep the charge density in the wire constant and therefore no net charge on the wire  Here are my questions:  Is the explanation above correct? If so, please elaborate because i dont understand  If not correct, what is going on?  This is driving me absolutely nuts. These wonderful icon overlays that give you useful information in the Windows Explorer are not showing up.   It's the most annoying with Dropbox (I already read ). I just tried reinstalling Dropbox - no help. I have this problem also with the  so I don't think that it is a dropbox problem specifically; and something is wrong in my OS. The OS is actually a pretty fresh clean-install...  OS: Win8 Pro 64-bit. Is there an equivalent of MATLAB's Workspace window in Mathematica? Mars needs water and women I read this book in high school too many years ago for me to think about. Martian colonist are raiding earth's oceans for water and because of the conditions on Mars where only male children are conceived, they are also on the look out for young women as potential mates. Our main character while on a raid, bags not only a young woman but her brother as well. Returning to Mars they find that Earth has attacked Mars can't remember much more. Failed to connect to socket /com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refused: Errors were encountered while processing: runit Is there such a thing as a switch that can be actuated automatically? I'm interested in a toggle switch that can be toggled without user input. That is, the physical state can be toggled electrically. It would need to incorporate some sort of motor or magnetic actuator. My google-fu is weak in this area, and I haven't been able to come up with the correct combination of search terms.  Note that I'm not talking about a relay; I'm talking about a normal toggle switch:    Except that it can be toggled without user input. As in, the lever physically moves. Like a  except that the mechanism is internal to the switch. I watched a video on youtube (I lost it) that shows rendering parts of the screen to combine them in a single image. I followed it to the point where I couldn't adjust the dimensions under the "set render border", but in the video he had dimensions and I have nothing.  I need it for 4K and 8K renders (without anti-aliasing), but my laptop can't handle it all at once and I don't have time for a 4 hour waiting so this feature will work perfectly.  I'm using version 2.76 so is it moved to another place or removed. Maybe a bug? Choosing whether to include PDF or PNG in PDFLaTeX Can I tell graphicx somehow which graphic format to choose when I omit the file extension in includegraphics and both a PDF and a PNG version of the same image exist? The reason is that I have some very large PDF vector graphics (in terms of file size/drawing primitives) that take a pretty long time to load each time I view the document. I would like to convert them to PNGs while working on the document and only use the PDF versions in the final document. Therefore, a global option that I can switch in the end would be great.  An additional plus would be to do the conversion to PNG on the fly during the LaTeX run if there is a PDF that has not been converted to PNG yet, if a tool for that exists. (I know how to use convert, but not how to include it automatically in LaTeX.) Confidence interval around binomial estimate of 0 or 1 What is the best technique to calculate a confidence interval of a binomial experiment, if your estimate is that $p=0$ (or similarly $p=1$) and sample size is relatively small, for example $n=25$?