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'Guest' vs 'Guest User License' in sites? Simulation of interacting particles Strange character when using listings package I'm seeing an odd character like a very flat U, where there should be a space, with the listings package. See example below. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening, or how to get rid or work around it?  \documentclass{standalone} \usepackage{underscore} \usepackage{listings} \usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames, rgb, svgnames, x11names]{xcolor} % Text layout \topmargin 0.0cm \oddsidemargin 0.5cm \evensidemargin 0.5cm \textwidth 16cm \textheight 21cm  \lstnewenvironment{cmd}[1][]{%   \lstset{language=sh, backgroundcolor=\color{LightSteelBlue1}, #1}} {}  \begin{document} \begin{cmd}[caption=Configuration file section including filters] [affy6] [...]     [[hapmap]]     phenofiles = "data/Hapmap6.0/Pheno/hapmappheno_909.csv",     genofile = "/data/snppy/Hapmap6.0/Geno/birdseed-v2.calls.txt"     anno_filter = "chromosome = 5"     idlink_filter = "studyid = 'CEU'"     some_other_stuff = "foo = bar" \end{cmd} \end{document} Where do I get the key for the first house? I've 'completed' the game, but didn't find the key for the first house. (I got the one for the arcade machine house). Where can I find it? One definition of an  is:     An abbreviation formed by (usually initial) letters taken from a word or series of words, that is itself pronounced as a word, such as RAM, radar, or scuba; sometimes contrasted with initialism.   An  is:     A term formed from the initial letter or letters of several words or parts of words, but which is itself pronounced letter by letter.   If I pronounce an initialism, as a word, and not just as letters, does that 'make' it an acronym? arXiv is smart enough to detect whether your PDF is generated by LaTeX. If it is, arXiv asks for the sources of the PDF instead of the PDF file itself. This is really annoying and inconvenient.  I ask a way to fool the arXiv and avoid PDFs being detected as generated by LaTeX (even if they were indeed).  I have tried this: : "create a pdf from word and then simply insert pages from your article, and delete the word's page".  And it did not work. Emacs: How to use a major mode for non-standard file extension I read a book of this series probably around 2000. I think the series was quite new then but not sure.  The main thing I remember about it is that magic is based on words of power. If you knew one word you got some extra ability, knowing two words gave you yet some other ability, and if you knew three words you became a very powerful wizard. Only one person at a time could know each word, and telling someone your word meant you died.  The main protagonist somehow gets hold of one word and then for some reason strives to learn more.  EDIT: I think that I accidentally picked up the second book of the series and never read the first one. From what I remember, the protagonist learned one word of power and got some kind of supernatural ability (cannot remember what though). He then ends up in some kind of challenge where he has to cooperate with another person who knows another word that gives super-strength.  Not very coherent memories, but I hope someone knows what series it is. It has been bugging me for years. (Not even sure if the series is good at all, but still would like to know the name.)  EDIT2:  I remember the world as being medieval-ish. I do not think there were dragons, but there may have been other humanoid races (I have a very weak recollection that there may have been an orc or similar in the story, but this could be completely wrong). The protagonist was male. Which serial protocol or encoding scheme does this scoreboard use? I am trying to decode a signal stream coming from a Nevco scoreboard controller:    Packets like this are sent every ~2.7 ms.  I suspect it is some sort of UART signal because it is on the RX line of a ATMEGA48, but I cannot identify the finer protocol details like parity and stop bits. All the combinations I have tried returns junk data, so it may be another encoding scheme.  What's unusual is that the same signal is also sent to the MOSI pin of the microcontroller, but there is no clock signal anywhere.  A .vcd file is .   The shortest pulses (both high and low) are always 8us in length.    This is what two packets look like. Anyone got ideas? How long does mana from Burning-Tree Emissary stay around? Does mana added to your pool from  get destroyed when the card that added it is destroyed? I have a list of dictionaries and want each item to be sorted by a specific value. Take into consideration the list: [{'name':'Homer', 'age':39}, {'name':'Bart', 'age':10}]  When sorted by name, it should become: [{'name':'Bart', 'age':10}, {'name':'Homer', 'age':39}] Why isn't my Gravatar image updating? Installing Ubuntu with Fake RAID 1 When is the present perfect tense used instead of the past tense? siunitx tabular numbers with separated uncertainty I would like to format the space reserved for a number shown in a table with separated uncertainty. It seems that when I use the table-format option the brackets around the mantissa disappear. This is illustrated in the example below:  \documentclass{article}     \usepackage{siunitx}  \begin{document}     \begin{table}   \begin{tabular}{                   S[separate-uncertainty = true]                   S[table-format=1.1(1)e1,                   separate-uncertainty = true]                   }     {Header} &amp; {Header}\\     1.0(2)e2 &amp; 1.0(2)e2\\   \end{tabular} \end{table}     \end{document}     I have also tried to use the bracket-numbers and multi-part-units = brackets without solving this issue. Is there any workaround to center the number and keep the brackets like in the first column of the example? Currently, Stack Exchange’s Markdown parser only allows four-space indents to represent code blocks:      // some code     // another line of code    and other Markdown implementations allow for an alternative syntax, that doesn’t require indenting each code line:  ``` // some code // another line of code ```   This is much more convenient to type out. It would be super useful if Stack Exchange could support this syntax.    By extension, this syntax also allow you to specify the source language right after the opening ```:  ```js // some code // another line of code ```   …which would then enable syntax highlighting for that specific language. Although it’s interesting metadata, I don’t think this feature is needed on Stack Overflow, as the syntax highlighting library works pretty well for various languages.  So, even if you would allow this syntax but ignore the ```language, this would greatly improve my productivity on Stack Exchange.  What do you think?  The moderators are currently collecting feedback regarding this feature, so please post a comment with your thoughts. Good idea? Bad idea? Don’t really care? What do you think are the benefits/drawbacks? Experiences? Let them know! Thanks! How to disable Spotify indicator in the top panel? The Spotify indicator icon clashes with the native Unity theme, and is redundant, since it is already listed in the Sound indicator menu. Is there a way to remove or disable the Spotify indicator? Or at least to change the icon (couldn't grep it on my filesystem). I am using the Spotify "preview" with 12.04. Thanks! Anomalous community user activity On the meta home page I noticed the  is listed as doing something, but cannot figure out what it is.  There is nothing on the  or its , but the recent activity is listed with the same timestamp. something like wye-delta and delta-wye connection.  we can originally know wye-delta connection is step-down transformer and second side voltage phase is being to -30 degree. And also delta-wye connection is step-up transformer and second side voltage phase is being to +30 degree.  But the other side, we also can make wye-delta connection is step-up transformer if it get turn ratio like 1:2. So in this case maybe will be become +30 degree in second side voltage.   apply this principle in scott connection, how can work it?   case1) turn ration 1:2 - step up second side voltage's angle +90 degree?  case2) turn ration 2:1 - step down second side voltage's angle -90 degree?  if you have any information or homepage link, can you leave it for me?  thank you so much. Is it acceptable to say "fed up OF" - surely it should be "fed up WITH" or "bored WITH something" rather than "bored OF something"?