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i keep getting the script error problem every time i try using polygon to raster tool in ArcGIS 10.1. Please help me how I can solve this?  screenshot embedded During the end credit scene of Spider-Man: Far from Home, we see that,      Nick Fury and Maria Hill are two Skrulls, Talos and (presumably) his wife.   And we also see that,      Nick Fury is in a spaceship like structure, presumably away from Earth.   So that begs the question,      How long has Talos been impersonating Nick Fury? Is it since the events of Captain Marvel or since Avengers: Endgame or sometime in between? Flight reservation for Schengen visa One of the necessary documents for a Schengen visa for non EU citizens is proof of your flights, but it doesn't state the actual (e-)tickets (for which I already paid), or the reservation of flights.  So my question is, which option would be more acceptable (if I can provide any of them) to provide printed tickets to an EU member embassy or reservation of flights (reservation does not expect payment)? Continuous bijections and their inverses Are there any theorems characterizing the continuity of the inverses of bijections between certain classes of particular spaces. E.g. it seems to me the inverse of any continuous bijection between connected subsets of $\mathbb{R}$ is continouos. It seems that most counterexamples require highly specific spaces. I'm thinking there might be something along the lines of any continuous bijection between homeomorphic spaces has a continuous inverse. Any of this make sense? How do I check whether a module is installed in Python, and install it if needed? In terminal, after I start Python, how will I know what are the modules present in python? Suppose I need to learn the modules NumPy and SciPy.   How will I install it if it is not installed?  How will I know if it is already installed? 1.35 V RAM in a 1.5 V system - Will it fry or overclock? The general question is: When installing low voltage RAM in a board that outputs a higher voltage to the memory module, will this fry the RAM or will it be like overclocking it?  My specific case is: I have the Alienware m17xR3 laptop with a 2630QM Sandy Bridge board. Currently, I have the stock 1.5 V modules and when I check the overclocking options in my bios, the RAM voltage option ranges from 1.5 - 1.65 V. Is this simply because the bios recognizes that these are the values which my current RAM support and thus they will change when I install 1.35 V RAM or will I have to run the 1.35 V sticks at minimum 1.5 V?  If the case is the latter, would I fry my 1.35 V sticks? Or would they become automatically overclocked and get tighter timings with a higher voltage? Or both? Or neither? I'm a bit lost :p Due to this question and answer , I assume 1k = 1000, 2k= 2000...  I don't believe it. Or maybe I am wrong. Please check the below images.        You will see 2kviews. But when you navigate to it, the actual view count is 15xx.         What is going on? Is it a bug? Prove universal morphism is unique up to unique isomorphism. I'm following along Wikipedia page() on universal property, and this seems it should be trivial, but I couldn't finish the proof.  The definition I am working with:   The problem   So I want to prove that if $(A, u)$ and $(A', u')$ are universal morphism from $X$ to $F$, then there exists unique isomorphism $k: A \rightarrow A'$ such that $u' = F(k) \circ u$.   My attempt:   For any $B \in C$ and $f: X \rightarrow F(B)$, there exists unique $h: A \rightarrow B$ such that $f = h \circ u$.  Letting $B = A'$ and $f = u'$, we see that there exists unique $k: A \rightarrow A'$ such that $Fk \circ u = u'$.  This shows existence and uniqueness. We only need that $k$ is isomorphism, but this is the part I cannot prove.   Similarly, there exists unique $k': A' \rightarrow A$ such that $Fk' \circ u' = u$.  Plugging into each equation, we get  $$Fk \circ Fk' \circ u' = F(k \circ k') \circ u' = u'$$  $$Fk' \circ Fk \circ u = F(k' \circ k) \circ u = u$$  but this of course doesn't imply $F(k \circ k') = id$, so it seems useless.   Thanks for your help! How to negate a specific symbol? I want to negate the symbol whose code is \models (this would be specific to Formal Logic). How can I do that? I tried a number of combination, but didn't find how this could be done. I tried \neqmodels, \nemodels, \notmodels, \nmodels  but all of them are wrong.  Is there a general way to negate symbols? Why can't Chromium suddenly access any partition except for /home? Or operand with int in if statement Monitor hard drive changes to files Several months ago I saw someone using an application that showed him files on the computer being modified in real time.  Basically there was an application that wasn't working correctly, so he installed the program, ran the application, and saw all the various files that the application either read from or wrote to.  He found out the application was writing a large debugging file it shouldn't be, which ended up being the problem.  I don't remember the application or the name of the person who used it, but I believe it's a freeware application.  Does anyone know what this program might be? Watching The Lord of the Rings movies I was really captivated by the   elephant riders and the men in brazen scale armor who aided the orcs   against the forces of Gondor and Rohan. From what I know they are from   the cultures that worship Sauron. I'd like to know what Tolkien wrote   about them, their religion, their way of life, and so on.   From How to add an image to a JPanel? I have a  to which I'd like to add JPEG and PNG images that I generate on the fly.  All the examples I've seen so far in the , specially in the  use ImageIcons.  I'm generating these images as byte arrays, and they are usually larger than the common icon they use in the examples, at 640x480.   Is there any (performance or other) problem in using the ImageIcon class to display an image that size in a JPanel? What's the usual way of doing it? How to add an image to a JPanel without using the ImageIcon class?   Edit: A more careful examination of the tutorials and the API shows that you cannot add an ImageIcon directly to a JPanel. Instead, they achieve the same effect by setting the image as an icon of a JLabel. This just doesn't feel right... Easiest way to solve $y''+y=\frac{1}{\cos x}$ Often more than one person contributes to the community coming up with the final accepted answer to a question. However, it is only possible to accept a single answer. Restricting to one final answer does make sense for the sake of referencing that answer later, but in many cases that answer is the product of the input from several individuals. I would like to be able to decide how much of a bounty goes to different users, or some other mechanism to recognize the contribution of multiple users. Of course I could always upvote their previous answers, but this is really incorrect if their previous answers aren't the complete, final answer I've accepted.  What think you metaSOrs? Correct the "about" page to reference the new "on hold" policy I am currently learning how to use TikZ/PGF to make some figures for a project report, and so I have a question:     Is there is a practical way of making a particular object into a node?   The object I have in mind is shown in the Figure below. I want the object to consist in the big circle, the two circular arcs, the label and anchors at north, south, east and west. The dotted lines are simply there to indicate that I am going to have paths going out of these points, which is why I need the anchors there.     I include the source, in the case that it is useful to anyone.  \begin{tikzpicture} \draw[help lines, gray, dotted] (-2,-2) grid (2,2);  \begin{scope}[shift={ (0,0) } ]     \begin{scope}[rotate=90]         \draw[thick] (-1,0) arc[start angle=-90, delta angle=90, %                               x radius=1, y radius=1] -- (0,1) %NW                      (0,-1) arc[start angle=180, delta angle=-90, %                                    x radius=1, y radius=1] -- (1,0); %SE         \draw[gray] (0,0) circle (1);     \end{scope} % Anchor replacements     \node(N1)       at (0,1)    {};     \node(S1)       at (0,-1)   {};     \node(E1)       at (1,0)    {};     \node(W1)       at (-1,0)   {}; % Label     \node(Crossing number) at (0,0) {1}; \end{scope}  \path[thick, gray, dotted] [ out=90,   in=270]     (N1.center) edge (0,2) [ out=180,  in=0]       (W1.center) edge (-2,0) [ out=270,  in=90]      (S1.center) edge (0,-2) [ out=360,  in=180]     (E1.center) edge (2,0); \end{tikzpicture}   PS. I have had a look at the Manual, but I could not find a description of how to do this. Could an argument with false Premises and a true Conclusion be logically valid? Changing units of measurement in a simple regression model