How to test @future methods
How to test @future methods with setup objects and avoid MIXED_DML_OPERATION
What is "it" in the following sentence: It is clear that Bob likes doughnuts I am very confused. Unless I am mistaken, I know "it" has to be a noun of some sort, but I am unable to figure out what noun "it" is referring to.   What is "it" in the following sentence:      It is clear that Bob likes doughnuts.   Heres another couple of examples:     It is impossible to fly. How does range interact with the Arcane Archer's Curving Shot? One of the features of the Arcane Archer fighter subclass is Curving Shot:  At 7th level, you learn how to direct an errant arrow toward a new target. When you make an attack roll with a magic arrow and miss, you can use a bonus action to reroll the attack roll against a different target within 60 feet of the original target. [XGtE, pg. 28]  How does this interact with range? The Player's Handbook describes range as follows:  The range lists two numbers. The first is the weapon’s normal range in feet, and the second indicates the weapon’s maximum range. When attacking a target beyond normal range, you have disadvantage on the attack roll. You can’t attack a target beyond the weapon’s long range. [PHB, pg. 147]  I see at least four ways this might interact with Curving Shot:  The distance between the old target and new target is added to the shot's original range.  This may extend the range to beyond normal (in which case the new attack role must be made at disadvantage) or beyond maximum (in which case the new target is not valid).  The range of the redirected shot is only the distance between the old target and new target.  The shot has a new point of origin at the old target, so the new range will be between 0 and 60 feet, as limited by Curving Shot.  The range of the redirected shot is the distance between the archer and the new target.  If the new target is farther from the archer than the old one was, the range will be larger; if the new target is closer, the range will be smaller.  The range between the archer and old target is all that matters. As long as the distance from the old target to the new target is within the 60 feet defined in Curving Shot, the initial range between the archer and the old target is all that matters.  The initial attack is rerolled as is.    Related How can be solved the equation $x^3+x-1=y^2$ in positive integers?    I know this equation defines an elliptic curve, but this seems to be a non-elementary way to solve this question. Is there a more elementary solution?   By the way I found three solutions: $(1,1), (2,3)$ and $(13,47)$. Is this related to the law group property of elliptic curves? Thanks for further answers. Tight bound for $T(n) = T(n^{1/2}) + 1$ Bash scripts ran from from gnome/nautilus don't have environment variables Latin Square and Graph Theory How many &quot;$1$&quot; can be selected at most, provided that only one from each row and column of the attached matrix $A$ is selected?(That is, when one &quot;$1$&quot; is selected, no other element can be selected than the row and column where that &quot;$1$&quot; is located.)  Answer: I think $6$ can be chosen.  How can I give this answer in connection with graph theory? I think it has to do with the Latin Square(or Rectangle). But I can't connect and explain. Please help me. I thought a lot, but I could not establish the relationship completely. Thanks... Prove that $f'(a)=\lim_{x\rightarrow a}f'(x)$. Should we put the references in slides/poster when we already have them in paper? After reading this question about  and asking myself two questions about  and , I realize that these activities are for showing what you found, make the audience be attracted. If they need further explanation, they should read your paper, which has successfully defensed and proved that your work is validated. One important thing when you attempt to attract people is concentrate on the important, which means unnecessary things need to be trimmed. I think the reference is one of those. So, should we put the references in slides/poster when we already have them in paper? What is the difference between \mathbin vs. \mathrel? These seem to be very similar as they both separate two operands. When would one be used over the other? Is there any difference in the math spacing surrounding them?  How would the spacing in these relate to to the spacing produced by \mathop? What is the right way to indent your source code? Default route lost on reboot I have a sheet in which I first apply a filter to a certain column to show "Unique records only". Now I have a column which contains, for e.g., values like:  Applepie Applesauce Crabapple Banana Mango   What I need is the count of all visible cells containing the word "Apple". Note that this should exclude the hidden (filtered out) cells. Now I have found out a formula:  `=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Sheet1!A:A,ROW(Sheet1!A:A)-MIN(ROW(Sheet1!A:A)),,1))*(Sheet1!A:A="&lt;Text to search&gt;"))`   However the problem with this one is this formula searches for the entire text. NOT just a part of it. How do I modify this formula to return count of cells containing "Apple" i.e. for this example it should return 3 as the result. What would the collision of two photons look like? Why does mathematical convention deal so ineptly with multisets? Get the index of the nth occurrence of a string? How to setup a restricted SFTP server on Ubuntu? Tree level QFT and classical fields/particles Add a linebreak in an HTML text area How can i add a line break to the text area in a html page? i use VB.net for server side coding. What's /System/Volumes/Data? New mac user here (Linux background). I'm running macOS Catalina (Beta5). I've noticed there are 5 volumes in my main disk container. One is mounted at /, that I understand, it's the system, another is /System/Volumes/Data, which I tough it would be the Linux /home, but it's not, so what it it?  Also what are the other two unmounted volumes? One might be the recovery one, but the other? Thanks! When did Captain America learn what happened to Howard Stark? Near the end of Captain America: Civil War we learn that      Howard and Maria Stark were assassinated by the Winter Soldier   and Captain America admits that he already knew.  But how did he find out? I don't recall this being revealed in any of the previous movies, and I can't think of a reason why the characters who already knew would have gone out of their way to tell Steve about it.