Game not accepted in Google Play even though it's built in 64 bit (Unity)
How can I publish my game (*.aab file) on google play?
How to run batch file without admin privillege? Hypothetical party:  1st level human wizard (PC) 3x guard NPC 1x acolyte NPC    This is the player's first time, and it's a solo campaign. The first mini-adventure involves recovering the cargo of a supply caravan that didn't make it to her magic academy due to bandit hijacking (as a sort of graduate-test). The guards and healer are on contract from the school to assist her. The acolyte is essentially just to hang back and tend to wounds and probably won't engage in combat unless someone goes down or the PC is seriously wounded.  So, with that "party" makeup, how do I determine the XP budget for a "medium" or "hard" encounter since there's no clear CR->level mapping in 5e for those NPCs (who will certainly factor into any combat as meatshields and melee damage)? I was thinking about reverse-engineering them as crumby lvl2 fighters (given the 2 HD worth of HP they have), but they certainly aren't on par with a lvl2 fighter, given the lack of action surge, second wind, etc., so the encounters would end up being too hard compared to PCs or DMPCs.   Could they be lvl1-equivalents, essentially trading any abilities a PC would have for extra HP? How would this work at later levels with higher CR NPCs (veteran, priest, mage, etc.)? I'd rather not have to build a bunch of DMPCs as hirelings, because I want the NPCs to be a bit vanilla compared to the versatility of my player. I'm already introducing 1-2 DMPCs to the game for her to take control over as she gets a feel for the flow of the game (for now, she'll handle them out of combat, and I'll effectively show her how to utilize them until she's ready).     Just to be clear, I'm comfortable with the monster-generation rules for crafting NPCs as enemies to determine their CR, but I'm confused on how to use them in the adventuring party when budgeting encounter difficulty XP. Do you need a comma before a subordinating conjunction (like if)? Are both of the following sentences correct?  a: You can call me, if you need me.  OR  b: You can call if you need me.  Note that in a:, the comma is placed before the "if" and is not present in case b.  From this link, I gather that it isn't necessary because it's a short sentence:   But can someone point out an "official" source on this usage? Looking for a word like "eulogy", but for a person that has not died? I was thinking of words like the "background" of a person? Their overall qualities summarised into a short form. Eulogy might be a bad example, as it implies praise. A word meaning "a summary of someone's traits and characteristics." If $\gcd(a,b)=1$, $\gcd(a,y)=1$ and $\gcd(b,x)=1$ then prove that $ax+by$ is prime to $ab$ If $\gcd(a,b)=1$, $\gcd(a,y)=1$ and $\gcd(b,x)=1$ then prove that $ax+by$ is prime to $ab$.  I tried assuming Diophantine Equations for all the relations and representing everything in terms of $a$, but that didn't lead me anywhere. There must be an intuitive and elegant approach right? Unable to format internal drive as APFS on 2018 MacBook Pro I’ve recently ran a semi-routine clean install on my 2018 MacBook Pro. This involves the following steps (in the given order):   Creating a USB installer with the latest macOS Mojave 10.14.2. Booting into the USB (Pressing Option key on boot). Using the Disk Utility, erasing the Disk and formatting it as APFS with a GPT Partition scheme. Using the Terminal, unmounting the disk diskutil unmountDisk disk0, where disk0 is the internal NVME drive. Using the Terminal, running gpt destroy disk0 where disk0. Using the Terminal, running diskutil zeroDisk disk0. Once that process is complete, I use the Disk Utility application to reformat as APFS, and install macOS.   Nothing super crazy, maybe a little redundant in steps, maybe a little overkill, maybe a little unnecessary.  Recently, however, on the final step where I format it as a APFS drive, it fails in creating the APFS container and says Internal State Error. It appears to first format as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) then create an APFS container, then add a APFS Volume. It fails when adding a Volume with An internal error occurred.  I have tried many things, including:   Securely erasing the drive diskutil secureErase 0 disk0. Simply zeroing the disk again diskutil zeroDisk disk0 (I’m not sure what the actual difference between these two are). Reformatting the drive as other things, such as ExFAT / FAT / MacOS Journaled, then trying to format as APFS. Reformatting the drive through the command line instead: diskutil eraseDisk JHFS+ NAME disk0 → diskutil apfs createContainer /dev/disk0s2 → diskutil apfs addVolume disk0s2 APFS NAME (It fails here with Error starting APFS Container creation: The given disk is not an APFS Container Reference (-69630), even though I just made a container there. Also, trying to add a volume to where it actually made the container (i don't know what it does this) diskutil apfs addVolume disk24 APFS NAME also fails with Error: -69624: Unable to add a new APFS Volume to an APFS Container Reformatting the drive using this: diskutil eraseDisk APFS NAME disk0 Restarting and trying these again. Using a different installer than the USB (The one from Command + R, Command + Shift + R, and whatever the other combo is), and trying these again.   All end up at the same thing - the final step fails. I would expect especially after a secure wipe that the drive would be removed from whatever state it was put in, or that if it was a bug with the 10.14.2 installer, that it still wouldn’t happen again in the High Sierra installer. In Disk Utility, I’m left with the following structure:  - APPLE SSD AP(...) // “Container disk24” takes up all space      - Container disk24 // or some other number. “Used” is 207.2MB and “Free” is 1TB.   Please note even though I can format as JHFS+, it won’t let me install the OS to such a formatted volume. The installer tells me this computer forces me to only install on APFS formatted volumes.  Any direction is greatly appreciated. I have never had such a silly problem before. Also, note that I have no Time Machine backup. Solder does not stick to tip of soldering iron? Basic question here, but it's driving me insane!  The solder does not seem to stick to the tip of my soldering iron. After the iron heats up, the tip appears black (sometimes on all sides and sometimes on one side), then either it doesn't melt the solder at all, or it I fiddle around with it for a while; it melts the solder, but the solder rolls into itself into a ball and doesn't stick to the tip.  I've seen this many times while soldering before and usually it's solved by cleaning the tip on a soldering sponge or cooling it down and scraping the tip off with a blade, but I have scraped this particular one many times and still it's the same problem: it heats up and gets black, then the solder doesn't stick to it.  It doesn't help that this soldering iron has a very fine tip and I have to use it to solder very tiny chips and wires under a microscope (I'm just starting to learn soldering under microscopes).  Any ideas on what I can do?    PS: Is scraping the tip a bad idea? I have been doing it with my other bigger soldering irons and it seemed to work (at least in most cases) but I am not sure whether it is a good solution or not. Every metrizable space with a countable dense subset has a countable basis just after the Big Bang and before inflation the currently observable universe was the size of a coin. One millionth of a second later the universe was the size of the Solar System, which is an expansion much much faster than speed of light. Can space expand with unlimited speed? Headless linux install How do you do a headless install of linux? No monitor, no keyboard. Machine has floopy and cd drive. Can I configure a live cd to run sshd with a preconfigured pass or something similar and manage it via that?  Instructions for fedora 8+ would be ace but anything else also welcomed.  Cheers. Please revoke badges gained by abusive voting In  (not feature request), :  ... if we find that people are abusing the system their accounts may get suspended. I would consider that kind of behavior abuse.  Well  sure qualifies. He has 11 Stack Exchange accounts and has in the last day spammed at least 8 of them to gain the Suffrage and sometimes Vox Populi badges. That's over 250 votes† in just a few hours! (And  -- while voting on other user's posts too.) I guarantee that he's not voting on those posts for/by their merits. Here's when he scammed the Suffrage badge per site (while also gaming the Vox Populi on some sites):                      - 2017-03-11 16:23:15Z                     - 2017-03-11 17:41:41Z                     - 2017-03-11 18:08:13Z                           - 2017-03-11 19:25:10Z                  - 2017-03-11 19:55:16Z                               - 2017-03-11 20:00:49Z               - 2017-03-11 20:03:13Z  - 2017-03-11 21:11:40Z  Note that he got the badge on three sites within an 8 minute span (but that might just be job run times). Please revoke badges gained through improper voting. And, maybe also warn/suspend such abusive voters.   † His account vote totals don't show all votes as some serial voting was reversed -- but none of the ill-gotten badges were. Add a link to the timeline of a post For the past year I have been quite active on SO and a bit on meta, but I had never heard of the timeline of a post until today in a comment on meta.  There was an  two years ago of this feature as "experimental". ( for that question).  This feature was , answer: this exists, but the link has to be built manually.  I think this could be quite interesting sometimes and I would like to use this, but I will not do so if I have to build the link each time by myself.  This feature has existed for two years and is still "experimental"? Who is using it? Who knows about it?  My feature request: Implement a link in the posts to their timeline. I am sure this nice feature will be used. Lots of people would like to visit the EEA area to take holiday or to visit family or even to go for longer term visa arrangements in the Schengen zone.  In order to do this, they need a Schengen (or national) visa.  This appears to be a fairly straightforward process, but hints and tips can always be helpful.  Without focusing on any individual's circumstances, what are some helpful hints that can improve the likelihood of a successful application? You should choose your Display Name when signing up Compiling C code in the terminal Is a hash a zero-knowledge proof? I’m trying to wrap my head around zero knowledge proofs, but I’m having trouble understanding it.  In my current understanding, zero-knowledge proofs prove to the recipient that the sender has a certain knowledge without disclosing it. Like trying to say your password without actually giving it.  Many sources go at it with a convoluted method like a tunnel where there’s a hidden gate, and Bob is trying to know if Alice can go through the hidden gate. But then it starts saying that Bob should not see Alice enter. Wouldn’t it be easier for Bob to just see Alice go in one tunnel and come out the other? That would not disclose the secret way of opening the tunnel, right?  In that line of thinking, given a one-way function like a hash, couldn’t the other person just hash their secret and let the other see that the hashes compare?  I must be missing something (as there’s a lot of research going into it and hashes are well-known), but I can’t wrap my head around it.  Can someone tell me what’s wrong with my understanding of zero knowledge proofs? How do I add polygons to fill a face? trying to recreate this Elijah bottle. I have two sides, one of which is outlined in red. How do I fill that face with polygons so I can then grab the center (that red square dot) to pull it outward thereby creating the slight outward bowing of the bottle? Combination with repetitions. The formula for computing a k-combination with repetitions from n elements is: $$\binom{n + k - 1}{k} = \binom{n + k - 1}{n - 1}$$  I would like if someone can give me a simple basic proof that a beginner can understand easily. how to properly save an architecture in a fpga ic forever Should I really have been awarded mortarboard on a Per-site meta?