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I had Windows 8 installed on my system, which I screwed up, and now I run Ubuntu 12.04. While installing, Ubuntu used all the 461 GB of HDD space (one partition).   Now I want to make a new partition of maybe 100 GB or so, in order to install Windows 7 alongside Ubuntu (with a dual-boot). But I can't even get a partition done. I can't change the partition in GParted either - the option is disabled. %AX = (%AH + %AL)  So why not %EAX = (%SOME_REGISTER + %AX) for some register %SOME_REGISTER? Answer appears automatically converted as a comment I posted an answer (pointing to another question already asked) but when I hit submit, I saw my answer appear as a comment to the question instead.   I tried it a couple of times and still the same result. The answer gets eaten up and is transformed into a comment.   Is this a bug? I would like to use Flash Player to show web contents but since today (12 Jan 2021) Adobe is blocking it. Is there a way to use it? I've tried Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Brave browsers. IS or ARE? "The only thing that I want you to hit right now IS/ARE the books" In this sentence, which is the right word?     The only thing that I want you to hit right now is/are the books. If a batsman hits the ball inside the ground and begins running between the wickets and now the ball is thrown back to the Fielder/Bowler/WK(FBWK)    If the FBWK catches the ball in one hand and hits the stumps with other hand before the batsman gets reached, is this a run out? If the FBWK catches the ball in hands and hits the stumps with leg or any other part of his body before the batsman gets reached, is this a run out?   This scenario can occur, when the ball was thrown far away from stumps. Computer keeps restarting by itself Question about probable fixed use of "what do you do?" and "how do you do?" Do we always have to use the question how do you do? fixed in greeting people? Can we ask it in other situations rather than greetings? Like when we are wondering how someone is doing the given task.  Do we always have to use the question what do you do? for asking about sojeone's job? Can we use it sonetimes instead of ** what are you doing?** Is it possible to disable CPU throttling on a MacBook Pro with a completely dead (not recognized) battery? I have a MBP late 2011 running El Capitan, recently my battery died (x over the icon and "no battery available" in the dropdown.) I've noticed since then that CPU intensive tasks are very slow, and I read that without a battery macs will throttle the CPU to half capacity.  So now I'm looking for one of two solutions:  1) Either somehow disable the throttling, or  2) Trick the computer into thinking it has a battery.  In regard to the first one I've tried a few things such as described , removing a plist file that supposedly controlled it, but that hasn't helped. Any help would be greatly appreciated, TIA.  Edit: I've looked over the question about a 2006 MacBook, it's similar but I've tried everything outlined there and nothing has worked. I'm curious if there are any new ideas. I think the difference may be El Capitan. Why is channel capacity a factor of bandwidth instead of frequency? I'm trying to understand the concept of capacity for a wireless channel.  Some help would be appreciated.  For a AWGN channel capacity is calculated as:  $$C=B \cdot log_2(1 + S/N)\text{ bits/sec}$$  B = bandwidth.  This is what I don't understand.  Why isn't it a factor of frequency? To me considering bandwidth only makes sense in cases where the system changes frequency.   Bandwidth is the difference between an upper and lower frequency range.  Well, what if I'm using a fixed-frequency signal?  Fupper and Flower would be the same value, right?  So does that mean B=0?  So a fixed frequency signal can't carry any data?  We know that's not true, AM radio does it.  So what am I missing? According to this formula, a fixed-frequency signal would have the same performance regardless of whether it's at high or low frequency.  This makes no sense to me.  For example say my bandwidth is 1Hz at a fixed frequency of 1Hz.  Compare this with a bandwidth of 1Hz at a frequency of 2.4GHz.  It's plainly obvious that I can cram way more bits into 2.4 x 109 cycles/second than I can with just 1/sec.  But according to this formula I can't.  Please help. What about fractional differences?  Waveforms are analog in nature, so we could have a 1Hz signal and a 1.5Hz signal.  Likewise at the high frequency range.  Say 2.4GHz minus 0.5Hz.  There is an infinite amount of space between 1 and 1.5.  Could not 1Hz and 1.001Hz serve as two separate channels?  In terms of practicality I realize this would be difficult, nearly impossible to measure this difference with modern electronics, especially with noise added, but in pure theory you could have two channels.  So in that sense, shouldn't there be an infinite amount of bandwidth between two frequencies?  Or do we only count in 1Hz whole number increments? Book/series with winged elven hybrids and a group bringing a child to the north to defeat a great evil What triggers the benefit of the bard's "Song of Rest" feature? In D&amp;D 5e, the benefit of the Bard's "Song of Rest" feature triggers "if you or any friendly creatures who can hear your performance regain hit points at the end of the the short rest."  Does Song of Rest's benefit apply just when spending hit dice to regain hit points? Or does it apply to any other way that a player might regain hit points at the end of a short rest (e.g. by casting a spell, using a Second Wind, eating a Goodberry, etc.)? Image a phone and browse on computer emulator? I have a galaxy nexus (stock OS). During its use I have used WeChat and WhatsApp, and would like to save my chat and voice histories within these programs.  Does a way exist to image my current phone as it is, so I can load it onto some PC emulator and browse these apps on my PC? This would allow me to save everything as it is, but also start fresh on my phone with a format. I do not want to format my phone then load back on WeChat for instance, yet I still want to be able to browse my old WeChat chats and voice clips (using a PC).  Thanks As a developer of free software, I want to get my application into Ubuntu.  Should I provide a source tarball and ask for packaging? Or should I create a package myself? Should I target Ubuntu directly, or should I try to get into Debian and then into Ubuntu automatically? Any point to downvoting already closed questions? That question of mine was closed a long time ago (relatively, to me at least).  However, from time to time I still get downvotes for it.  That got me thinking: is there any reason to still downvote closed questions? I know that Dirichlet function has uncountable many discontinuities. I think they are removable, because the discontinuities can be removed by redefining the function values of the rational numbers as 0.  So Dirichlet function is a function that has uncountable many removable discontinuities, then my question is can we construct a function with uncountable  many jump discontinuities? If not, how do we prove it is impossible? Thank you.  An odd but similar question is can we have a function that has uncountable many infinite discontinuities? Undefined reference to vtable I have a contact in a generic sObject in apex and while I'm able to easily get detail field values using   sObject.get('MyContactField__c')  I'm not able to get fields off the related parent object, and I'm sure the related field is in memory, based on the debug logs. This returns a runtime error:  sObject.get('Account.MyAccountField__c')  with the error     Invalid field Account.MyAccountField__c' for Contact   How do I get a field value off of a parent on a generic sObject? 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