Minecraft question about servers
Is there a list of error codes for Minecraft?
Recently I paid a lot (almost one month of my salary) for repairing my car. I am wondering if there is a way to get deduction on federal or state taxes (USA, California). What is the T-SQL To grant read and write access to tables in a database in SQL Server? What is the exact SQL to assign db_datareader and db_datawriter roles to a user in SQL Server?  The user name is MYUSER and the database is MYDB. Let $G$ be a matrix Lie group and let $H$ be a Lie subgroup of $G$. My understanding is that all $g \in G$ are matrices, since $G$ is a subgroup of the general linear group. Then aren’t all elements $h \in H$ matrices, since $h \in G$?  From what I can gather $H$ is a matrix Lie group if $H$ is a closed subset of $G$. But if $H$ is not a closed subset of $G$, why is it not a matrix Lie group? Is the reasoning in the first paragraph wrong? I have been working on the following problem:     For a given $c\in \Bbb Z^+$, find $a,b \in \Bbb Z^+: c=a^2-b^2$.   I have already figured out and proved a number of things:   A way to directly determine if a particular instance is solvable:  $\exists a,b \in \Bbb Z^+: c=a^2-b^2 \iff c \not\equiv 2 \mod 4$ An upper bound on the values for a (and b): $b \lt a\le\lfloor\frac{c-1}{2}\rfloor$ And a simple algorithm to find a solution:     $$ \begin{align*}  (a_0, b_0) &amp;= (0, 0) \\  (a_{n+1}, b_{n+1}) &amp;= \begin{cases}   (a_n+1, &amp;b_n&amp;)&amp;\text{if } a_n^2-b_n^2 &lt; c\\   (a_n, &amp;b_n+1&amp;)&amp;\text{if } a_n^2-b_n^2 &gt; c\\  \end{cases} \end{align*} $$   This can be iterated until a solution is found or the upper bound is reached.   I am currently trying to work out a more direct way to find an answer, but I have been unable to figure out any other ways to approach the problem.  How can I more directly find values for $a$ and $b$ for a given value of $c$? In classical statistics, there is a definition that a statistic $T$ of a set of data $y_1, \ldots, y_n$ is defined to be complete for a parameter $\theta$ it is impossible to form an unbiased estimator of $0$ from it nontrivially. That is, the only way to have $E h(T (y )) = 0$ for all $\theta$ is to have $h$ be $0$ almost surely.   Is there a intuition behind this? Is seems like a rather mechanical way of defining this, I am aware this has been asked before, but was wondering if there was a very easy to understand intuition that would make introductory students have an easier time digesting the material. Object renders black I would like to find the correlation between a continuous (dependent variable) and a categorical (nominal: gender, independent variable) variable. Continuous data is not normally distributed. Before, I had computed it using the Spearman's $\rho$. However, I have been told that it is not right.  While searching on the internet, I found that the boxplot can provide an idea about how much they are associated; however, I was looking for a quantified value such as Pearson's product moment coefficient or Spearman's $\rho$. Can you please help me on how to do this? Or, inform on which method would be appropriate?  Would Point Biserial Coefficient be the right option? How do I answer "Where do you work?" What are the main purposes to ask someone 'Where do you work?' apart from to find out the type of place he or she works in?  I can answer:     I work in a shop.   I work in a hospital.   I work in an office.   But what other things can (or should) I use as a reply to this question?    Extra question:  sometimes I see     I work at a shop.    I work at a hospital.    I work at an office.   What's the difference between 'at' and 'in' in this case? Tools to measure the nonrandomness of database I was working on historical data looking for anomalous patterns that we would not expect to occur at random. I'd like to create a scheme to analyze data and markets to test for statistical significance and consistency over time.  Question : Are there some tools we could use to evaluate the nonrandomness of a database? What do we use usually to say that something is random or not (statistically)? Figure we work with change in some value over time. How can one request reconsideration of a   after a certain period of time, let us say after one year? How to handle UNABLE_LOCK_ROW errors when this is caused by a batch APEX job we are facing a serious issue. We have a batch APEX job running daily which makes updates on records fulfilling certain conditions. There is another job running parallel to this, in some cases updating or accessing to the same records than the batch job and hence, causing the error:     Update failed. First exception on row 400 with id XXX; first error:    UNABLE_TO_LOCK_ROW, unable to obtain exclusive access to this record or 200    records:   So, I had then read that in order to fix this kind of error you should use FOR_UPDATE in your select statement (records that have to be updated). The problem is, that you can not use FOR UPDATE for batch jobs. We tested this and effectively, we get the error:     System.QueryException: Locking is implied for each batch execution and   therefore FOR UPDATE should not be specified      It will however lock the records within each execution of execute. See   QueryLocator.getQuery()usage:      You cannot use the FOR UPDATE keywords with a getQueryLocator query to   lock  a set of records. The start method automatically locks the set   of records in  the batch.   Could you find a solution to this?. We would like to handle this in the code itself, because we don't have the permission to schedule the batch job for another time as the another job. App Store asks for old Apple ID when installing updates I got a MacBook that a colleague of mine had used previously. It runs OS X 10.10.2. I created a new administrator account for myself and turned off the "admin" flag on the old account.  I also entered my iCloud / Apple ID account, so that it syncs my calendars and contacts correctly, and even in the App Store, I am signed in with my correct account.  But when I try to install pending software updates (that is, OS X system updates!), the window that pops up has the the e-mail address of my colleague filled in and greyed out—and I can't change it.     Note that I'm signed in with a different (correct) account in the App Store. When I go to Featured and click Account on the right, it has my correct e-mail address filled in:    How do I make the App Store "forget" the old Apple ID?  I  where it just says "it's not possible", and that apps are glued to the original account the Mac was set up with, but that doesn't make a lot of sense, especially in a company where laptops may be handed over from one person to another. What's this =! operator? As a part of this script, I need to be able to check if the first argument given matches the first word of file. If it does, exit with an error message; if it doesn't, append the arguments to the file. I understand how to write the if statement, but not how to use grep within a script. I understand that grep will look something like this  grep ^$1 schemas.txt   I feel like this should be much easier than I am making it.  I'm getting an error "too many arguments" on the if statement. I got rid of the space between grep -q and then got an error binary operator expected.   if [ grep -q ^$1 schemas.txt ] then         echo "Schema already exists. Please try again"         exit 1 else         echo "$@" &gt;&gt; schemas.txt fi Meaning of the chemical potential for a boson gas My lecturer told me that $\mu$, the , is zero or negative, and in the following example, mathematically it acts as a normalization constant. But is there any physical insight about why boson gas can be zero or negative? I think it is due to the fact the photon gas can pop up from nowhere (i.e. vacuum fluctuation). $$ f_{BE}(\varepsilon)=\dfrac{1}{e^{(\varepsilon-\mu)/(k_B T)}-1}$$ There is a yes command in unix/linux which basically infinitely prints y to the stdout. What is the point of it, and how is it useful? My web application generates a lot of reports in formats like excel sheet, Csv(comma-separated values), fixed width columns, pdf format, html reports etc based on the parameters I select. There is a lot of data in the reports.  Are there any essential criteria for testing report generation that I may not have considered.  I know to test these things:   Data is correct Filters are used Output format is correct   What else is there? Start a git commit message with a hashmark (#) Is it safe to eat potatoes that have sprouted? I'm talking about potatoes that have gone somewhat soft and put out shoots about 10cm long.   Other online discussions suggest it's reasonably safe and the majority of us have been peeling and eating soft sprouty spuds for years. Is this correct? Repeated Iteration of a 2x2 matrix Suppose I am given a $2$x$2$ matrix $A=$ \begin{pmatrix} a &amp; b \\ c &amp; d \end{pmatrix}  And an initial vector $x_n$ = \begin{pmatrix} x_0 \\ y_0\end{pmatrix}.  Under repeated iteration $x_{n+1} = Ax_n$, we find that $x_{n+1}$ converges to a line in the direction of the $eigenvector$  of $A$ of the form $X$= $[u,mu]$ where $m$ is the slope of the line.  I know that this process somehow also involves the largest $eigenvalue, \lambda,$ of $A$, though I am unsure how it connects.  My question is: How does the largest eigenvalue connect to this repeated iteration, how do I find the slope of the line of convergence $m$, and what is meant by the "direction of the eigenvector"?