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Using [Authorize] without SimpleMembershipProvider In the 3d-view workspace, we can use a random color to give our separated object a distinct look.  What if I don't like the result and I want to randomize the color again?   Swapping the setting doesn't change the random seed in color.    (Blender 2.80.64.) In contemporary American English usage, I come across sentences like:   I ain’t got no money.  Ain’t no man like him.    Saying ain’t no sounds incorrect to me because it is a double negative.  What is the origin of this particular construction? I wasn’t able to find anything online related to the origins of this incorrect usage. I was just awarded +100 reputation on all of my Stack Exchange accounts.  What is this bonus for? It simply says "Association Bonus" on my reputation overview.  Also:   What privileges does the association bonus grant users? Can I lose the association bonus? Does it make my reputation 101 everywhere? Can I earn the association bonus on sites I haven't joined yet? Does it matter which site I earn the 200 reputation on? Will I get an association bonus every time my reputation on a site crosses 200 points? Does the association bonus allow me to answer protected questions? Does the association bonus count towards the reputation cap? Can I get the association bonus if I only have a profile on one site? What else is there to know about the association bonus? Should I vote to close a duplicate question, even though it's much newer, and has more up to date answers? If $D$ is critical dimension of Bosonic strings, a particular derivation goes like the following, where we arrive finally at  $$ \frac{D-2}{2}\sum_{n=1}^\infty n + 1 = 0. $$ Now mathematically this is clearly a divergent series, but using zeta function regularization here we are taking  $$ \sum_{n=1}^\infty n = \zeta(-1) = -\frac{1}{12}. $$ And obtain $ D = 26 $ where $\zeta $ is the analytic continuation of the zeta function we know. But it makes no sense in putting $ s = -1 $ in the formulae $$ \zeta(s) = \sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1}{n^s}. $$ As the above is only valid for $ Re(s) &gt; 1 $. So what is going on in here? Can anyone give me a reasonable explanation about obtaining $ -1/12 $? This is a common question asked by those who want to root their phones. How exactly do I root my Android device? Are there risks involved? "Unable to locate package" while trying to install packages with APT Over the years I've written some libraries. These libraries sometimes depend on each other.  As a result, the "tex" directory is structured as follows:  tex ├── library |   ├── library1.sty |   ├── library2.sty |   └── library3.sty ├── project1 |   ├── master.tex |   ├── chapter1.tex |   └── chapter2.tex ├── project2 |   └── article.tex └── project3     └── paper.tex   The libraries depend on each other. As a result, in every library that depends on another library, this is part of the header:  %library2.sty \ProvidesPackage{library2} \RequirePackage{../library/library1}   In other words, the library is imported from the "root of every project". This is not a good design choice. What if someone copies the libraries in the folder of the root of a project, or what if the folder "library" is renamed...  It is however reasonable the "active directory" still remains in the project root.  What can be done to resolve such library dependencies? I'm using R(3.1.1), and ARIMA models for forecasting. I would like to know what should be the &quot;frequency&quot; parameter, which is assigned in the ts() function, if im using time series data which is:  separated by minutes and is spread over 180 days (1440 minutes/day) separated by seconds and is spread over 180 days (86,400 seconds/day).  If I recall right the definition, a &quot;frequency&quot; in ts in R, is the number of observations per &quot;season&quot;. Question part 1: What is the &quot;season&quot; in my case? If the season is &quot;day&quot;, then is the &quot;frequency&quot; for minutes = 1440 and 86,400 for seconds? Question part 2: Could the &quot;frequency&quot;  also depend on what I am trying to achieve/forecast? for example, in my case, I'd like to have a very short-term forecast. One-step ahead of 10minutes each time. Would it then be possible to consider the season as an hour instead of a day? In that case frequency= 60 for minutes, frequency = 3600 for seconds? I've tried for example to use frequency = 60 for the minute data and got better results compared to frequency = 1440 (used fourier see link below by Hyndman)  (The comparison was made by using MAPE for the measure of forecast accuracy) In case the results are complete arbitrary, and the frequency cannot be changed. What would be actually the interpretation of using freq = 60 on my data? I also think it's worth mentioning that my data contains seasonality at every hour and every two hours (by observing the raw data and the Autocorrelation function) Shrink exFAT partition Is there any way to shrink an exFAT partition?   The windows disk manager has the "Shrink" option greyed out. In version 5.2 of Apple's Pages app for OS X (Mavericks), how do I change the page layout? Why does HDD activity slow the whole System down (on Windows 7)? If I copy a large amount of data from on drive to another (physical) drive my whole system is running slow.  I am using Windows 7 64bit version on an Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GHz.  This is the situation:   Very fast copying between two SATA disks.  Resource Monitor shows 80MB/s read, 70MB/s writes and 150MB/s total The total CPU load is about 3% There is plenty (>2GB) of free physical RAM left All partitions have enough (>10gb, >10%) of free space left and show low fragmentation Anti-Virus software is not active   This is the problem: No matter what I want to do while copying, it takes forever. Even tasks that do not need a lot of disk access (as they should work from RAM only), are extremely slow. The moment I stop the copying process, all the unfinished tasks finish at once. For example trying to open a new browser windows or explorer window will not work. If the copying is stopped 5 explorer windows popup at once.  My question is: why? What resource is exhausted, if CPU and memory are idle? And what part of my computer hardware I need to upgrade to get better behavior? Also read Psycogeek's comment for further questions in this direction.  If your answer is, that everything needs HDD Access, which is blocked by such an activity, then my question is: Is there a way to copy something on your system without rendering it unusable until its done? (which can be hours, if >500g have to be copied). In Java, are enum types inside a class static? How can I compile different .tex file on click on typeset in TeXShop? (MacTeX 2011) My problem is that I want to have different .tex files for the preamble, the presentation aroundings (my target is a beamer PDF file) and the content of the presentation.  Mostly I'll be working on the content file. I even think about partitioning this content .tex file into several chapter files for a better overview. My problem with this solution is that I have to open the presentation.tex file to typeset the whole beamer PDF for looking at the results of my previous changes on the content files. (My presentation.tex file includes the preamble and the content.)  Is there any way to get TeXShop to always typeset one particular file (my presentation.tex) although I'm currently working on a different one (e.g. the content.tex)?  A shortcut? A command in the .tex file? An option in TeXShop? Anything? Prove $0! = 1$ from first principles Guest (not logged in) users can only sort questions with specific tag by newest I think this is platform wide (all SE sites).   Logout Choose a tag, eg.  on SO Try to sort questions by something other than newest   No matter what sorting is chosen, questions are sorted by newest Good books on complex numbers I searched on this site but I found posts asking for books on complex analysis which I guess is not what I want.   I want a book on problems concerning with roots of unity, argand plane, exponential form, inequalities etc. Some examples : , , .  I don't think these types of problems are covered in a analysis book but I don't know. I think I want a book on algebra of complex numbers.   Are these topics covered in analysis book ? If not, please suggests some books on this topic. I guess my question is bit vague, sorry for that. :).      As suggested in the comments I would like to have books similar to . How do I get the value of a textbox using jQuery? change color of pgfplot bar plot I want to plot two bar plots next to each other. This works without a problem. However both use the first color defined in a pre or selfdefined colorseries. I tried to modify the color manually in the plot, but the color and fill definitions have no effect:  \documentclass[border=5mm]{standalone} \usepackage{pgfplots, pgfplotstable}  \begin{document}  \pgfplotstableread[header=false, col sep=comma]{  1, first item 5, second item }\datatable  \begin{tikzpicture}   \begin{axis}[             ,xbar     ,bar width=2ex, y=3ex     ,enlarge y limits={abs=0.75}     ,ytick={data} % (\empty,data,{coordinate list})     ,yticklabels from table={\datatable}{1}   ]   \addplot table [     ,red!20!black,fill=red!80!white,     y expr=-\coordindex, % Use negative coordinate index as y coordinate     x index=0 % Use first column as x coordinate   ] {\datatable};   \end{axis} \end{tikzpicture}  \end{document}   The plot is still in the default blue.