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Traveling without paying lodging fees in America I want to travel around the East Coast without paying for lodging.  I'd be willing to sleep in my car or even pitch a tent somewhere. Is this a problem?  Legal?  I really want to get to the beach this season but I’m afraid that lodging will be out of my price range.  Specifically Maryland, Delaware, maybe New Jersey or Virginia. Why do variable names often start with the letter 'm'? Can we modify "Ask question" to automatically suggests tags based on your question content.   So instead that user needs to type "team-foundation-server" or "TFS" or "TeamFoundationServer" he will see list of tags auto-populated with ajax which he (or she) can then select and it will be associated with the question. So basically only thing we need is code which will cross-match question content with list of known tags while user is typing and display results in some nice ajax-enabled list/cloud/whatever UI control. This should be separate control for tags suggestions so user still has option to use standard tag list input to type-in tags.  In this case, instead of three (or more) tag variations we would have only one tag for Team-Foundation-Server. How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script? I want to have a shell script like this:  my-app &amp; echo $my-app-pid   But I do not know how the get the pid of the just executed command.  I know I can just use the jobs -p my-app command to grep the pid. But if I want to execute the shell multiple times, this method will not work. Because the jobspec is ambiguous. Is there any built-in way to get the length of an iterable in python? For example, files, in Python, are iterable - they iterate over the lines in the file. I want to count the number of lines.   One quick way is to do this:  lines = len(list(open(fname)))   However, this loads the whole file into memory (at once). This rather defeats the purpose of an iterator (which only needs to keep the current line in memory).  This doesn't work:  lines = len(line for line in open(fname))   as generators don't have a length.  Is there any way to do this short of defining a count function?  def count(i):     c = 0     for el in i: c += 1     return c   To clarify, I understand that the whole file will have to be read! I just don't want it in memory all at once Are there 'stack' sites for Mac or Windows? There is Ubuntu and Unix/Linux site but is there special 'stack' site for Mac and Windows?  For context, the question I am looking to ask: I accidentally connected a Windows NTFS formatted HDD to a Mac. And the Mac (may be) quick-formatted it. I think that the information is there, but the FAT table is gone. How I can recover the information. Is it possible to prevent LUDecomposition from pivoting? Installing PHP 5.6 on Xenial (16.04) I need to use php5 (5.6) because I'm working on a Drupal 7 project which doesn't support php7. The problem is I recently updated to ubuntu 16.04 Xenial which seems to .   I tried to install it from , however when It try to install it with apt I always get similar errors.  $ sudo apt-get install php5-cli Cependant les paquets suivants le remplacent :   php7.0-cli:i386 php7.0-cli`   Which means it's obsolete. How can I install PHP 5.6 on Xenial? Finding additions and updates between two vector layers using QGIS I have a script that does a number of different things, most of which do not require any special privileges. However, one specific section, which I have contained within a function, needs root privileges.  I don't wish to require the entire script to run as root, and I want to be able to call this function, with root privileges, from within the script. Prompting for a password if necessary isn't an issue since it is mostly interactive anyway. However, when I try to use sudo functionx, I get:  sudo: functionx: command not found   As I expected, export didn't make a difference. I'd like to be able to execute the function directly in the script rather than breaking it out and executing it as a separate script for a number of reasons.  Is there some way I can make my function "visible" to sudo without extracting it, finding the appropriate directory, and then executing it as a stand-alone script?  The function is about a page long itself and contains multiple strings, some double-quoted and some single-quoted. It is also dependent upon a menu function defined elsewhere in the main script.  I would only expect someone with sudo ANY to be able to run the function, as one of the things it does is change passwords. Can I load a .NET assembly at runtime and instantiate a type knowing only the name? Consider numbers of the type $n=2^m+1$. Prove that such an n is prime only if $n=F_K$ for some $ k \in N$, where $F_k$ is a Fermat Prime. Consider numbers of the type $n=2^m+1$. Prove that such an $n$ is prime only if $n=F_K$ for some $ k \in N$, where $F_k$ is a Fermat Prime. Consider numbers of the type $n=a^m-1$ where $a&gt;1$ is a natural number. Prove that such an $n$ is prime only if $n=M_p$ for p-prime, where $M_p$ is a Mersennt Prime.   I do not understand what the question is asking me for. Can I get some clarification? How to calculate hash value of a file in Java? I'm new to D&amp;D and am making my first character for a home game.  What should I discuss with my DM prior to my first game? And what do I need their permission for? Classes, races and sub-races I intend to choose? There is a lot of info in multiple sources; any word on what I have to to discuss with the DM? Can you negate the Frightened condition by not looking at the source of your fear? As the title says, if you cause a creature to be Frightened of you, as in the Frightened condition, but they can somehow manage to not see you, do they stop rolling with disadvantage to attacks/ability checks?  Below are scenarios to illustrate my question.  Scenarios:   If a creature is frightened of you, and they turn their back against you to hit someone else, would they no longer have disadvantage to attack rolls/ability checks? If a creature is frightened of you and they have Blindsight, can they close their eyes to stop seeing you, and hence stop rolling with disadvantage? If a creature has 60 ft of movement and is frightened of you, and there is a corner they can reach in 15 ft that will block you from sight, can they run to that corner to stop being frightened, then run back to attack without disadvantage? Assume they would not provoke OA to do this, although the OA is immaterial to the question. In this  to a question about a series, a theorem was stated:     If $A= \{a_i \}$ is a set such that $\sum_{i = 1}^{\infty} \frac{1}{a_i}$ converges, then $d(A) = 0$, where $d(A)$ is the  of the set.   My background in number theory is basically zero and all my attempts to prove this have been utterly unseccessful; would anyone please help me, or at least provide me with a hint to prove it? I love the  that was recently added onto Stack Exchange. However, this feature seems to be missing in per-site metas.  For instance:  Server Fault Meta:    DBA Meta    The parent websites, do have the edit/improve this post link however. Though I never quite understood what those numbers were and they were quite ugly, they were the only reason I ever visited the reviews page.   Can we have similar functionality back on the top bar please? Edge won't connect to internet, Skype for business won't screen-share, Windows Store won't update apps after Windows 10 version 1809 installed How small does a land-mass have to be before you live "on" it, rather than "in" it? I'm sure virtually everyone agrees that people live on the Isle of Wight, but in Ireland.  Apparently the usage depends somewhat on physical size, but that can't be the whole story. How exactly do we decide which form to use? And are there any really glaring 'outliers' that don't fit the normal pattern?  LATER - I must just add that the most uncertain case I've found so far is The Falklands. Most people go for in there, but a substantial minority (about 1 in 3) opt for on.