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Foundational proof for Mersenne primes I know how to prove that, if $2^n-1$ is prime and $n&gt;1$, then $n$ is prime.  But how do we prove that, if $a^n-1$ is prime and $n&gt;1$, then $a$ must equal 2? Newton's Law of Graviation: Why $G$ and not e.g. $\dfrac{1}{4\pi G_0}$? We are currently working on a windows based application where users capture data. Some data is captured in a table where other data is captured in text blocks. Im currently faced with the dilemma of how to align contents specifically decimal values.  Editable cells in a grid are indicated with a pencil icon which disappears once in edit mode. You will notice that the table consists of various field types, decimals and text. So what should I do and why?  A> right align all cell content  B> left align all cell content  C> right align only decimal values in cells  D> Whatever else you can suggest On Windows 7, is there a command prompt line that can start cmd as an administrator? On Linux, we can use  sudo bash   to run a shell as the superuser.  On Windows 7, we can use     Start menu -> (in search box, type) cmd -> Right click on search result and choose Run as Administrator   to run a command prompt as an administrator. Is there also a command prompt line that is like Linux's sudo or su so as to start a shell as an administrator? VB6 IDE cannot load MSCOMCTL.OCX after update KB 2687323 Reset post score to 0 on migration Quoted vs unquoted string expansion Intuitive explanation of the inverse square power $\frac{1}{r^2}$ in Newton's law of gravity Does removing an iPhone from my icloud account also erase the data? I lost my iPhone 6S recently. I think it fell off my car and was crushed because it has been offline (according to Find My iPhone) ever since. I want to erase the phone and remove it from my iCloud account since the phone is gone.  However, I can't erase the phone until it comes back online. I do have the option to remove the device from my iCloud account. If I remove the phone from my iCloud account, does that also erase the data? The phone has a password on it, will it continue to be locked in case someone finds it after I have removed it from my iCloud account? Evaluate  $$\int\frac{e^xdx}{(e^{2x}-1)(e^x+1)}$$  I tried to decompose the integrand into A and B partial fractions.  No success. I have to import large Shapefiles (> 1 million records) into PostGIS, and I have been wondering about the best way to do it.    In my question I used the word "hack", instead of tool, on purpose because I think this is not so much a matter of which tool, but which set of steps, or configuration settings to use. So far, I have tried the  plugin (QGIS), the  Postgis tool and the GDAL  tool. You can view my full review on  post. So far, I find all of them really unresponsive, when dealing with a large dataset. I was wondering if someone experienced a similar issue, and if you could share something about the approach. So the first picture is right after I selected where I will cut, and the second picture is after pressing Enter/Space Bar which should apply my previous result to the world. But it is not what I asked blender for, and it tries to snap at vertices. In the tutorial video, it seems that I can cut edges without already existing vertices but it is not the case for me. How do I change this? Story ID: Boy who is stuck at 5 years old with robot nanny Here's what I remember:  The boy is 5 years old, and has been for some time, because there's a bit in which he recalls turning 5 (celebrating his 5th birthday) many different times  There's a robot nanny in the apartment with him that he learned to disable so that he can hang out with the girl, who he isn't supposed to know. (In my mind the nanny bears somewhat of a resemblance to Muthr from the Wondla series... however I definitely read this story well before reading Wondla)  There's a neighbor girl who teaches him to read (I think she's like 9), and when they first meet she asks how old he is (5 is the last age at which growth/development can be successfully (and safely?) suspended) and he lies, saying that he's 6, but doesn't know why he does.  When a child whose aging process has been stopped learns how to read, they begin aging normally again, so the parents don't want them to learn to read.  The children who have stopped aging are kept apart from other children who grow normally-- they have separate playgrounds and the like  The injection/serum used to halt the aging process was developed by a scientist, who when he first shared his findings had a 5 year old son and injected him, then told the onlookers/potential buyers/other parents to come back in 20(?) years. When they did, their children were adults and no longer needed them or were ungrateful layabouts, and the scientist's son was still 5 years old, cute, needy, etc.  The main character has a discussion about how he wants to turn 6 with his parents and they agree but only because he's already learned to read and it's irreversible.  It's kinda dark and emphasizes the need that parents have to feel wanted. Please help! I remember it so vividly and I'd love to read it again! Ubuntu 14.04 LTS live USB boot error (gfxboot.c32:not a valid COM32R image) I know that IList is the interface and List is the concrete type but I still don't know when to use each one. What I'm doing now is if I don't need the Sort or FindAll methods I use the interface. Am I right? Is there a better way to decide when to use the interface or the concrete type? Setting NTP on Windows 2008 Domain This is what my  looks like when it first loads:    But if we unselect math.SE, we get a y-axis rescaling mess:    I'm using Firefox. I'm in China, so many things involving Google and Imgur are blocked, and I use  to stop the browser attempting to load unloadable Google objects.  I'm hoping other users can check whether or not this issue is localized to my system, and if it's not just me, here's the bug report. Labeling linguistic examples with language information Why are the longer edges being beveled more? How to show that every Boolean ring is commutative?