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How to get my own IP address and save it to a variable in a shell script? How to prove this sequent using natural deduction? How do I prove $$S\rightarrow \exists xP(x) \vdash \exists x(S\rightarrow P(x))$$ using natural deduction? Just an alignment of which axioms or rules that one could use would be much appreciated. How exactly does Knuth's Up-Arrow notation work? I've done some research, and found this on Wikipedia. \begin{matrix}a\uparrow b=a^{b}=&amp;\underbrace {a\times a\times \dots \times a} \\&amp;b{\mbox{ copies of }}a\end{matrix} \begin{matrix}a\uparrow \uparrow b&amp;={\ ^{b}a}=&amp;\underbrace {a^{a^{{}^{.\,^{.\,^{.\,^{a}}}}}}} &amp;=&amp;\underbrace {a\uparrow (a\uparrow (\dots \uparrow a))} \\&amp;&amp;b{\mbox{ copies of }}a&amp;&amp;b{\mbox{ copies of }}a\end{matrix} I'm still a bit confused on this topic. I've done a lot of research, but I can't seem to understand this. Could somebody explain this in an understandable way? From what I can gather, for example 2↑↑3 would be 2^2^2 = 16? Then 2↑↑↑3 would be 2^2^2^2 = 256? Am I correct, or have I mis-interpreted this? How can Finder empty Trash more quickly than "rm -rf /Volumes/Foo/.Trashes/501/*"? The "Trash" of a 16-GB usb2 flash drive had 3.4-GB of data. I emptied it as such:     $ cd /Volumes/FooDrive/.Trashes/501   $ rm -rf *   This took over 5-seconds. That seemed pretty long. So, as a test I just decided to empty the Trash of all of my drives via Finder. Other drives: 2-TB usb3 500-GB usb2 16-GB usb2 250-GB ssd  I measured the size of the Trash as such:       $ du -ch /Volumes/WhateverDrive/.Trashes   There was 15-GB in the Trash of the 500-GB drive, and 5-GB in the Trash of my other 16-GB flash drive. I didn't measure the other drives.  Finder appeared to take much less than 5-seconds to empty the Trash for all those drives.   Does Finder really empty the Trash so much more quickly than /bin/rm? How?   Does Finder just make the "clicking sound" (signaling the trash is empty) before the Trash on all the drives is really empty? Could give some examples of nonnegative measurable function $f:\mathbb{R}\to[0,\infty)$, such that its integral over any bounded interval is infinite? We login to applications almost every day. The password is stored in our fingers, as an automated process (if they have used it long enough). When users realize they have entered a wrong character (before hitting login-button) they erase the whole password, and retype the entire password – instead of just the last wrong character. Question is why?         &ndash; Wireframes created with This is a question that arose in the comments here:   I normally hide footnotes from the TOC by doing this:  \section[title]{title\footnote{This is a footnote.}}.   This works in a lot of document classes (memoir, article, ...), but not in all of them. amsbook, for example, uses the optional argument only for the running heads so the footnote mark still ends up in the TOC. So what is the 'universal solution'? Are neutrinos affected by electromagnetic forces? I know they don't interact with matter nor any electromagnetic forces, but I know they have mass, very little mass but they have. When something has mass it must be attracted by gravity and other objects (electromagnetic) right? Copying protected files between servers in one line? I'd like to copy squid.conf from one server to another.   The servers don't talk to each other. I'd like to go through my workstation. Both servers have the file, so it will be overwritten on the target. The files have 600 permission and are owned by root. root login via ssh is disabled (PermitRootLogin no). I'd like to do it in one line, if possible, since it will be a part of a setup guide.   I know to do  ssh source 'tar czpf - -C /etc/squid/ squid.conf' | \     ssh target 'tar xzpf - -C /etc/squid/'   to copy files between servers and preserve permissions. However, in this case I will get "Permission denied".  I also know I can do this:  ssh -t source 'sudo cat /etc/squid/squid.conf'   This way the -t allows sudo to ask for the admin password before outputing the content of the file.  The problem is, I don't know how to combine those techniques into something that will ask for the sudo password on each server, and transfer the file to its destination. Is this possible?  UPDATE: Here's the best I could come up with:  ssh -t source 'sudo tar czf /tmp/squid.tgz -C /etc/squid squid.conf' &amp;&amp; \ ssh source 'cat /tmp/squid.tgz' | \     ssh target 'cat &gt;/tmp/squid.tgz' &amp;&amp; \ ssh -t source 'sudo rm /tmp/squid.tgz' &amp;&amp; \ ssh -t target \     'sudo tar xzf /tmp/squid.tgz -C /etc/squid &amp;&amp; sudo rm /tmp/squid.tgz'   Calling this a one-liner seems like a stretch. I think I'll just break it down to separate steps in the setup guide. Executing .bat file Explain why $\mathbb{Z \times Z}$ and $\mathbb{R \times R}$ is not a field and that why any external direct sum of two fields cannot be a field. I believe it has much to do with the lack of every non-zero element having an inverse, however I am having difficulty seeing it. The earth is not a sphere, because it bulges at the equator.   I tried fiddling with centripetal force equations and gravity, but I couldn't derive why this bulge occurs.    Is there   (a) a mathematical explanation using forces (not energies) and   (b) a simple intuitive explanation to explain to others why the bulge occurs? How is the optimal probability cut-off in a ROC defined by the R package Epi? The plot below was created by R package Epi::ROC for a binary classification problem. There is an optimal cut off or threshold for the classification probability at which sensitivity and 1-specifitiy are balanced in some optimal way (called ps3 in the plot). My question is how this point is defined mathematically in this case and if there are other ways to define it. How to get information about deb package archive? How to get information about .deb package archive?   Like: package information, version, installed-size, architecture, description and licensing information etc. from .deb package archive? Researching English/Christian families in India during first half of 19th century? How can I make my local repository available for git-pull? Is my sugar daddy scamming me Why should the minimal class be avoided? Just noticed a minor css issue on this question:    The related questions on the right hand side have some overlapping text in Chrome:        (This only applies to this very site, Meta Stack Exchange) Is it possible to get a fully transparent window in Pygame (see the desktop through it)?  I've found how to create a window without a frame, but there doesn't seem to be any obvious way to make it transparent.  I'd be willing to tie into system-specific technology/frameworks as long as there are solutions for both Windows and Mac OS X, but I'm not sure which direction to be looking.  The only topic I was able to find , which isn't something I can do for this particular project (needs to be Pygame).