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Convert char to int in C# How to execute a script just by double clicking like .EXE files in Windows? Can't get my model out of wireframe mode I'm new to Blender and this site, so I apologize in advance if I'm not following any of the proper etiquette.  I'm no artist, but I'm trying to learn Blender so that I have some programmer art for me to work around in Unity.    I followed a tutorial for making a basic human model, I rigged it with rigify, and now I'm starting to export it following yet another tutorial.  The thing is, when I was trying to rig the model, I couldn't get the model to go transparent so that I could see the bones inside the model.  Eventually, I managed to get it into wireframe mode, but I can't get it back into solid mode.    It's probably just a display thing and not a property of the model itself, but I want to be sure.  I'm looking at the display options under the "Figure" pane in Blender, and none of the Display check boxes are checked, including the one that says "Wire".  I don't want to import a plain wireframe model into Unity, and even if that doesn't happen, this is functionality of Blender that I should really know anyway, so I'd appreciate any help that anyone has to offer.  If necessary, I can upload the .blend file, but I'm not sure what site people would prefer that I upload it to. A large number of variants of this question were already asked here, including these - , , which are close, but none seem to answer my question. Assume that $n$ balls are thrown randomly and independently into $k$ bins.  What is the probability of finding $x$ empty bins? What is the expectation of the number of empty bins? GRUB2 does not show Windows 8 option to boot into after Dual Boot Yesterday, I tried to dualboot Ubuntu 16.04 onto my hard drive, creating a new partition for Ubuntu alongside my existing Windows 8. First, I disabled the fast-boot option in Windows 8, and still GRUB did not load, and it went directly to Windows boot-up. Then I did some research and found this article:     Basically, I issued the BCDEdit command in Windows, and entered in the following code:  bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi   When I reboot, I get a basic GRUB2 terminal, and after I type in the exit command, then a second Shell prompt appears, and after typing the exit command again, the GRUB2 menu to select the OS to boot finally appears... with only Ubuntu and Ubuntu memory test as options, not Windows 8.  After booting into Ubuntu, I tried to run the Boot-repair Utility, but that shows this following error:   How do I approach this problem? The Pastebin log is here:   Thanks for the help! Communities list is counting my reputation wrong on some sites I have 101 rep on  and am not suspended there. But the site switcher thinks I only have 1 rep there:     I noticed this after I .   To test this, I just added Expats and Reverse Engineering to my site switcher list. On both of those sites I have 101 rep and am not suspended. Results:    Huh? TikZ rectangular node with different rounded corners Can I use my device on a different carrier? Sometimes it's desirable to use a device on a carrier that does not officially sell it. Often this is due to regional differences and travel (for example, using a US phone in Europe) but also because some carriers simply do not offer phones that other carriers do.  How can I determine if it's possible to use my phone on a different carrier, and which carriers it is compatible with?    This community wiki is intended to be a canonical answer to a common question. If you feel that improvements could be made then please edit the post(s). It's my understanding that a z-score can only be calculated and accurately used for data sets that are normally distributed.  Since "perfect" normal distribution almost never occurs in real-world data (where "perfect" normal distribution is defined as 1. The mean, median, and mode all equal the same number, 2. the distribution is perfectly symmetrical between all standard deviations on both sides of the mean, and 3. the distribution is asymptotic), how "close" can the distribution be to perfectly normal for the z-score to still be a valid statistical measure?  If the answer is it has to be a perfectly normal distribution, then my question is why is the z-score so important since it would seldom be a valid measure on real-world data? How do I remove a property from a JavaScript object? Using .NET, how can you find the mime type of a file based on the file signature not the extension Why didn't Harry die the first time Voldemort used the Killing Curse in the Forbidden Forest? I followed the instructions and got success response but I didn't receive email.  Then I used the id to get Email Status and got 404 error.  Here is my json :  POST :   {     "To": {         "Address": "example@gmail.com",         "SubscriberKey": "example@gmail.com.tw"     },     "Options": {         "RequestType": "ASYNC"     } }   GET : {id}  Please let me know how I can resolve the issue. As you are all most likely aware already all domain registrars ask for your personal information.   Such personal information includes:   Forename and surname Address information Email address Telephone number   Personal information via WHOIS  Depending on the domain type such as  or  this information may become immediately available after the registration of the domain via a simple whois. If you do not want that (and in most cases you certainly don't) they offer a service where you can remove this information from the whois service but of course hiding your personal information adds yearly costs to the domain  purchase.  What happens if I use fake details when registering a domain? I have a bunch of SD cards that do not have the little plastic switch for the read only setting. so Windows thinks it’s write protected or something. The card is not write protected by the software lock present on the SD card standard.  I’m using one with tape over the notch and it’s ugly. Also, the Thinkpad slot drags on the tape all the time so I’m afraid it will might loose in there eventually.  So, is there any way to tell Windows to ignore this lame write-protect feature?  I’m not interested on the SD card itself as it’s irrelevant for the issue at hand. Read this question as being about a 5.25” floppy disk drive instead of an SD card if you wish. I’m pretty sure the Windows settings are the same for both, really.  I’m  that there are 3 ways to secure an SD card. I’m talking about only the mechanical switch, which is the responsibility of the host to handle. Stack Exchange iOS app crashes on start Upon clicking on SE icon, blue (starting) screen appears and then I am back to home screen, SE app simply won't start. This kind of behaviour never happened before (on any other app). I tried to remove it from &quot;task manager&quot;, reinstalling and logging back in; neither did work. In Settings -&gt; Stack Exchange -&gt; Notices I found a log message:  FILE DOESN'T EXIST, WILL CREATE: users/dev/buildagent/work/{id}/pods/target support files/pods/pods-ack...plist   App Version: 1.4.0 Device: iPhone7,2 OS Version: Version 9.1 (Build 13B143)   TLDR: app starts when cellphone has no internet access. I just noticed when I am on 3G (cellular internet) it crashes ASAP, but when I am on wifi that has no internet (for LAN etc.) app starts normally but no new content, when I turn off WiFi and iPhone switches to cellular; app crashes. Note: I turn off WiFi using control center - so I never leave the app. Another thing, when I force iPhone to use EDGE (slowest possible internet) app starts, and crashes after 5 seconds or so. I assume when app downloads some data from server.  Known workaround (works for me too)  I found a workaround: turn on Airplane Mode, launch the app, then turn Airplane Mode off. – NobodyNada Random integer in VB.NET I need to generate a random integer between 1 and n (where n is a positive whole number) to use for a unit test. I don't need something overly complicated to ensure true randomness - just an old-fashioned random number.  How would I do that? In the Android app, left sidebar, there is an editable list of "Your Sites". In the editing pane, the sites are re-orderable (although awkwardly), and the order one places the sites in there is preserved, even after quitting the app and returning to this pane. One expects that order to be reflected in the "Your Sites" portion of the left sidebar when the editing pane is closed, but it is not.  I'm not sure what is determining the order of the sites in the left sidebar, it doesn't seem to be by date they were "pinned" into the list one wants to show, either. The use of nominative "whom" (as in “persons whom it is foreseeable are likely to...”) From  page 48 of Law: A Very Short Introduction, by Raymond Wacks:     In other words, you owe a duty to persons whom it is foreseeable are likely to be harmed by your conduct.   To try to parse this, temporarily overlook 'it is foreseeable'. Then persons is the subject of the verb phrase are likely to be harmed. So , should the relative pronoun for persons be who instead? Is my parse wrong?   Are the (deleted) comments right: that this style predominates in law texts? If this is correct grammar, what is the general rule? Is it commonly used in other contexts? How do I install Wi-Fi drivers for Realtek RTL8723DE device in Ubuntu 16.04?  lspci -v | grep -i network 02:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device d723