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What to do if a referee plagiarises the result after rejecting a paper? Is there a way (eg. a binary hack into Finder) to stop it from creating .DS-Stores on LOCAL Volumes?   I am using Leopard, therefore these don't work:    (requires Lion)  (requires Snow Leopard)   Also,  slows down my computer. HTML text input allow only numeric input During the 'Hard Answers' Thieves Guild quest, Karliah asked me to meet her at the Ragged Flagon.  However, it seems that she doesn't show up at the rendezvous point.  Where do I find her? Find the nilpotents in $\mathbb{Z}_3[x]/(x^2-1)$ As far as I know, those are the only two.  They should be pronounced Soogher and Soor, shouldn't they?  I looked them up on Dictionary.com, and their etymologies reveal no trace of an SH, except where the listing for sugar had:     Middle English sugre, sucre (noun) &lt; Middle French sucre  &lt; Medieval Latin succārum  &lt; Italian zucchero  &lt; Arabic sukkar;  obscurely akin to Persian shakar, Greek sákcharon   I see an obscure kinship to shakar, but the word morphed so many times since then that the SH disappeared pretty much completely.  And sure is even worse, with no sign of SH:     Middle English sur ( e ) &lt; Middle French sur, Old French seur  &lt; Latin sēcūrus   Why are these the only two like this? Why not group search results by thread? I like the new search, but the listing can become quite verbose. That is generally excellent because Stack Exchange is searching in more places. But now that you  to the original question, it becomes quite difficult to remember "that's not the question(s) I want &hellip; that's not the question(s) I want" when the questions' answers appear dozens of times scattered throughout the listings.  Why not group same-question entries together in the search results?  I realize that each individual post wont be sorted strictly "by relevance", but the most relevant question threads will be listed first&hellip; making it easier to skip over those entries once you decide that's not the question you're looking for.  Consider what we have now &mdash;  Apple SE > Search "Exchange contacts"   A: Exchange contacts do not appear in iCloud A: Exchange contacts do not appear in iCloud Q: iPhone Contact Sync A: How to use Gmail contacts on an iPod Touch A: Exchange contacts do not appear in iCloud A: Exchange contacts do not appear in iCloud A: How to use Gmail contacts on an iPod Touch A: Exchange contacts do not appear in iCloud A: Exchange contacts do not appear in iCloud A: iPhone Contacts Sync Q: Best way to transfer iphone contacts away from Exchange server Q: Can I use Google's new CardDAV-based contacts sync to sync between my Exchange contacts and … A: How to delete contacts from iPhone? A: Can I use Google's new CardDAV-based contacts sync to sync between my Exchange contacts and … : etc, etc. :   Once I realize I don't want that iCloud question&hellip; or that iPod Touch question&hellip; or that sync question &mdash; or a dozen others &mdash; it becomes extremely cumbersome to remember and search the listings for questions I didn't eliminate yet.  I'm not suggesting rolling up the results back to the original question&hellip; just grouping these posts together (I like seeing each answer-match with the text excerpt underneath). But once I eliminate the question entirely, it would be nice to scroll past those entries to continue my search&hellip; without all the noise of those entries reappearing over and over again in the search results. zero matrix to the power of 0 Why $0^0=I$?   I'd tried prove that considering $N^0$ where N is a Nilpotent matrix and then using the Cayley -Hamilton theorem  Thanks in advance. How to transpose a dataset in a csv file? How to get a vertical bar which is longer than \mid ? sometimes when writing mathematical expression with partial derivatives, one needs to write a vertical bar afterwards and write the value at the which the partial derivatives are being computed as subscripts. See for example the bottom post here:    However, the \mid symbol doesn't produce a tall bar that corresponds to the size of the partial derivatives term. Is there a way to have a taller bar?   PS: Some other posts here mention \middle| but this doesn't compile on my computer.  Thanks in advance.... Allow new users to comment for X times in a day While reviewing "First Posts" on Stack Overflow, I often come across new users posting comments as answers. It seems (at least to me) they are not doing this because they are unaware of how Stack Overflow works but because they can't comment on any question they are forced to put it as answer.  I have found duplicate questions for my request like:   ,  and    but the best explanation I have found is an  to .     I think the main reason this isn't supported is there's no way to   downvote comments, which would make them attractive to spammers. If   somebody comments on the top answer in a question the only way to get   rid of it is for six people to flag it. Comment flags don't show up on   10k tools, so it needs to be six people that happen to stumble across   the spam comment, or a moderator that checks the list manually. People   can comment every 15 seconds, so that can get out of hand pretty   quickly. Comments also aren't listed on the user's profile page, so   it's hard to see at a glance if a user has been spamming   So I am suggesting allowing new users (with less than 50 reputation points) to comment only 5 times every day or only 25 times times until they reach 50 reputation points or any other variation of it. Composition of a harmonic function with a holomorphic function is still harmonic If $f$ is a harmonic function in a domain $D \subset \mathbb{C}$, and $g$ is a conformal mapping of a domain $D_0$ onto $D$, is $f \circ g$ harmonic in $D_0$?   I noticed this question while reading several pdf of lecture notes, and I'm having trouble figuring it out. Can anyone help?  Thank you so much! As stated in the question, I am looking for a Noetherian ring over which the Euclidean algorithm is not valid.  I am trying to construct non-trivial examples of Noetherian rings.  Thank you. Windows service stops automatically How to disable SSLv2 or SSLv3? Is there a way to "rescue" mesh that has very bad topology? How can I run Windows applications on a MacBook Pro? I have a friend that wants to buy a Mac Book Pro and he has some windows applications that he needs to run. He doesn't want to buy the applications again.  Can he run the Windows applications on his MacBook Pro? What ways to accomplish this are available? How many physical degrees of freedom does the $\mathrm{SU(N)}$ Yang-Mills theory have? The $\mathrm{U(1)}$ QED case has two physical degrees of freedom, which is easy to understand because the free electromagnetic field must be transverse to the direction of propagation. But what are the physical degrees of freedom the $\mathrm{SU(N)}$ Yang-Mills theory?   I believe that the $\mathrm{SU(N)}$ Y.M. theory has four degrees of freedom, and it is easy to see that by gauge fixing (such as the Lorentz condition or the Coulomb condition) that we can always remove one redundant degree of freedom. But then we still haven't completely fixed the redundant degrees of freedom. Thus my question is:     How many physical degrees and how many are redundant degrees of freedom does the Y.M. theory have?    I would be interested to understand how we can determine this mathematically, and also to understand what the physical intuition behind this is? Manage SSH Users with MySQL backend I have a php file which I will be using as exclusively as an include. Therefore I would like to throw an error instead of executing it when it's accessed directly by typing in the URL instead of being included.  Basically I need to do a check as follows in the php file:  if ( $REQUEST_URL == $URL_OF_CURRENT_PAGE ) die ("Direct access not premitted");   Is there an easy way to do this?