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Difference between Loading a class using ClassLoader and Class.forName group of units in a topological ring Programmatically determining amount of parameters a function requires - Python I installed ubuntu 13.04 on my new notebook (that came with windows 8 installed) and now when I try to load windows 8 appear the error:  impossible to find command 'drivemap'. (this is in portuguese, I'm not sure if I translated it right invalid EFI file path.  ubuntu is working OK. someone knows what can I do to solve this and have both SO running? I have searched on the internet but couldn't find anything I could understand. can someone help me? failed to fetch security undermined error [IP: 91.189.91.38 80] in ubuntu 20.04 My father-in-law is a builder. He has put in 20 amp and 15 amp breakers, and ran 12-2 as the home runs to the switch's and the first plug to make them hot. He then ran 14-2 to feed the rest of the plugs, lights, and ceiling fans.   Is it okay that he used different gauge wires on the same circuit? Is there a reason why the pin diagram of an RJ-45 looks like this?    I understand that the orange pair is used for Tx and the green pair for Rx. Why is it that the orange pair are kept together while the green pair are separated?  What are the consequences of messing around with this order as long as it is the same at both the ends? Is the size of a Form in Visual Studio designer limited to screen resolution? Order of items in a context menu When will my device get the Android 5.0 update (Lollipop)? Android 5.0 (Lollipop) was officially announced on October 15th, 2014.  You can review the high-level changes at the  and the announcement on the official .  Of course, not all devices will get this update right away and others won't get it at all. Each manufacturer and carrier often choose to add their custom modifications which tend to delay the official release.  When will each device get Android 5.0, either officially or unofficially, if ever?  See also: Similar to Lifepod 1993, but not it This film is very similar to Lifepod 1993, but it takes place in a large ship, not a pod.  I can remember three characters... a technical engineer, being the one sabotaging the ship. And also this military cut character (who looks a lot like Kane from Mortal Kombat) and another girl (I think it was long, wavy black hair).  The "plot" twist that sends this one apart, at least back in the 1990´s, is that the ending comes to the fact there is only enough food and oxygen for one survivor and no escape pods or cryotubes, only a device that "could" work as a cryotube. For some reason that I cant remember the "Kane" dude chooses to die instead, by taking poison (which had been previously used on other surviving members). But the girl "tricks" him and drugs him instead, then places him in the "cryotube" and she stays awake to await for the rescue team.  Of course, they get salvaged, and he is still okay, surprised that she tricked him and saved him. Rings a bell for anyone? Is definitely a B-movie. T-SQL: How to update just date part of datetime field? Why is the Cantor function not absolutely continuous? Is there an easy way to see that the Cantor function is not absolutely continuous that directly uses the definition of absolutely continuous? Accessing a property of derived class from the base class in C# In C#, what is the best way to access a property of the derived class when the generic list contains just the base class.  public class ClassA : BaseClass {    public object PropertyA { get; set; } }  public class ClassB: BaseClass {     public object PropertyB { get; set; } }  public class BaseClass { }  public void Main {     List&lt;BaseClass&gt; MyList = new List&lt;BaseClass&gt;();     ClassA a = new ClassA();     ClassB b = new ClassB();      MyList.Add(a);     MyList.Add(b);      for(int i = 0; i &lt; MyList.Count; i++)     {         //I would like to access PropertyA abd PropertyB from the derived classes             } } How to run long time process on Udev event? I want to run a ppp connection when my USB modem is connected, so I use this udev rule:  ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{idVendor}=="16d8",\     RUN+="/usr/local/bin/newPPP.sh $env{DEVNAME}"  (My modem appears in /dev as ttyACM0)  newPPP.sh:  #!/bin/bash /usr/bin/pon prov $1 &gt;/dev/null 2&gt;&amp;1 &amp;   Problem:  The udev event fires, and newPPP.sh is running, but newPPP.sh process is killed after ~4-5s. ppp does not have time to connect (its timeout is 10s for dial up).  How can I run a long time process, that will not be killed?  I tried using nohup, but it didn't work either.  System: Arch Linux  Update  I found a solution , thanks to .  I use at now to run my job detached from udev process.  But the one question remains unanswered: Why do nohup and &amp; not work? What does "--" (double-dash) mean? I have seen -- used in the compgen command.  For example:  compgen -W "foo bar baz" -- b   What is the meaning of the -- in there? I have been invited to write a book chapter in an edited volume, relating to my field of work. I have a paper ready that I have not published and was planning to submit it soon. So, I am wondering is it worth to use that article for the book chapter, as both are on the same topic, or is it in a sense a waste of a journal paper, as book chapters might not be seen to have the same academic value? What should I do? Should I, instead, send the ready paper to a journal for a review and write a book chapter, based on a couple papers I have published, for instance?  Generally speaking, where does a book chapter stand? Is it something between a conference paper and a full-fledged journal article? Or, does does it have the same value as either of the above-mentioned publication types, in your opinion? Verbless sentence I thought I heard my teacher said: 'Don't construct a sentence without a verb.'  Is there such rule in english grammar?     She looks like 70 years old. Perhaps older.   How about the question above? Is it correct? Is there any book that can be used references for wide range of topics in grammar(including syntax, morphology et cetera)? I have finished oxford grammar in use recently and think it wasn't enough for me. What is aperture, and how does it affect my photographs? Android reject incoming call