Film Grain After Render
How to avoid noisy renders in Cycles?
Using Thunderbird and gmail, sent items appear as unread in "All Mail" I'm using a gmail account in Thunderbird. When I send a message, a new mail notification appears (sound and system try icon), an unread message appears in the gmail All Mail folder, and the account name turns blue.  I have to click on "Sent Mail" or "All Mail" to get rid of the notification. Unsubscribing from "All Mail" is not effective (it still turns the account name blue).  This seems to be popping up elsewhere (), but nobody has posted a helpful answer.  How do I keep Thunderbird from thinking that a sent message is new unread mail in the All Mail folder? When do we use "at" and "in" with "arrive" talking about place, not time? Real-time updates for new review tasks PHP eval issue with PHP + HTML code Java String split is not working Does the output bypass capacitor of an LM7805 double as a decoupling capacitor? I'm using a 5v linear regulator (specifically an LM7805) that outputs directly to an ATMEGA328P. According to the  (page 23) input and output bypass capacitors should be used, as seen below, to tame peaks and ensure stability.    It is good practice to also include a decoupling capacitor in front of an IC, in this case an ATMEGA328. Does the 0.1μF capacitor on the output side of the LM7805 act as a decoupling capacitor if the regulator feeds into the IC directly after the output bypass capacitor? I use Gedit a lot and thus tend to have a lot of tabs open at any one time. In Gedit 2.* I could switch between tabs using my mouse wheel but since Oneiric I can't. I assume this is because of various GTK "upgrades".  Does anybody know of a plugin (or workable fix -- that doesn't require me to recompile everything and its brother) that will see me back to mousewheeling my day away? Changing the homepage Walking up/down a level road/street Is walking up/down the road/street applicable if the street is not sloped?  I think I heard something about "with/against the numbering of houses" but I'm not sure if it's correct.  Also, if that were correct, why is walking down the street  than walking up the street? I'm looking for a word that can describe a person who does nice things for other people (e.g holding the door open, carrying someone's things) but only for self gain; this person only does nice things to make themselves look good in the eyes of others, but doesn't actually care about the well-being of the people they're helping. On vs At with date and time This must be a simple question for a native speaker.  I know that we use "on" with dates: I'll see you on January 1st.  And we use "at" with times: I'll see you at 17:30.  But what preposition has to be used when we speak for date and time:  I'll see you on January 1st at 17:30. looks ok.  But what in this case: It happened on 2014-01-01 17:30.  Is "on" correct when we are specifying the date and the time?   The date-time comes as a ready text as 2014-01-01 17:30 and I cannot modify it. I can only put text before the date-time string or after it. In most fiction I've read or encountered, the change occurs as a simple consequence of the lunar cycle. Though from what I know of Harry Potter, the change that takes place is due to sighting the full moon (as occurs in the third movie, Prisoner of Azkaban) where the gang, plus Lupin, Severus, Sirius and Pettigrew emerge from the Whomping Willow and upon sighting the full moon he begins to change.  Is this the trigger for werewolves in the Potterverse? If not, why did he (Lupin as an example, though for any werewolf in general) not change whilst in the shrieking shack that night?  Edit: This  addresses Lupin's change but I'm after more general information about werewolves. Some one who is not good at keeping secrets. In my native language it is called "chugalkhor" but it's a slang. So I can't translate it.  What do you call such a person who can't keep secrets because his instincts don't let him. Baking with oven without bottom heating element My mom wants to do baking but her oven doesn't have bottom heating element. It only has an element on top, with a fan at the back.  She told me that she can't make me a good pizza or cake without it.  Is there any way around? Prove that equation has exactly 2 solutions How did Harry breach the Statute of Secrecy? Something always bothered me with Fudge's accusations:     “Disciplinary hearing of the twelfth of August,” said Fudge in a   ringing voice, and Percy began taking notes at once, “into offences   committed under the Decree for the Reasonable Restriction of Underage   Sorcery and the International Statute of Secrecy by Harry James   Potter, resident at number four, Privet Drive, Little Whinging,   Surrey." - OotP Ch. 8 "The Hearing"   Harry cast the Patronus Charm, so he violated the Decree for Reasonable Restriction of Underage Sorcery alright - extinuating circumstances aside - but how did he breach the Statute of Secrecy?  The only witnesses were Dudley and Mrs. Figg, both of whom already knew that Harry is a wizard. Earlier, even Hermione gets it wrong (don't tell her!):     They haven’t even reported that you broke the International Statute of   Secrecy. We thought they would,... - OotP Ch. 4 "#12"   Yes, Harry does use magic in front of a Muggle, Dudley, but even Dudley is not so thick that the fact that Harry's a wizard would come as a revelation to him. Harry cannot breach the Statute of Secrecy to someone already in the know.  Shouldn't Dumbledore point out that glaring error in the indictment sooner rather than later? Or at least mention it, at all?  Is there maybe a source that mentions the Statute of Secrecy containing a clause, that even the mere possibility of magic being witnessed by an uninitiated muggle is sufficient for its breach?? Cause if so, wouldn't even adult wizards have a really tough time doing anything, ever.  Possibly related: I received a mail today from Academia.edu (a site I wasn't previously aware of), asking me to confirm that I co-authored a paper with a colleague.  Having looked into it a little it sounds like it might be a useful site - the idea of a "social network for scientists" is one I've seen the need for in the past. However, partly due to bad experiences with the seemingly similar ResearchGate, I'm also skeptical.* Without signing up for an academia.edu account the site doesn't offer much information, so I would like the following information:   What specific features does academia.edu offer to its users? Is it genuinely useful for any of the following purposes (each of which seems genuinely needed)   as a platform for networking with academics for discovering relevant research as an effective system for post-publication peer review for organising references among a small team of people working on a project  Will it send out mails to my colleagues without my express and explicit permission? (I.e. are the mails I received today the result of a deliberate action by my colleague, who is aware that I will be emailed and wishes me to join the site; or are they essentially spam from a social networking site aggressively trying to expand its user base?) It's clear from its  that it's a private, venture-capital funded company. What is its business model?   In short, is this a site that has some genuine utility for academics, or should I just ignore it?  *I've never signed up for ResearchGate but I regularly receive spam from it purporting to be from my colleagues, who aren't aware that it's being sent on their behalf. I would be mortified if my senior colleagues received such mails claiming to be from me, so I won't touch it with a barge pole. You should choose your Display Name when signing up When a user signs up , their username is something along the lines of "user########"  Granted, in the welcome email it does say something along the lines of "Head over to your user account page to chose a display name!", however only a few people actually read that email.  I'm not saying we should restrict people from changing their display name again in the future - Everyone would still be able to do so. It's just that when you sign up you choose an initial display name that will be what your first display name is instead of "user########". What is mirror lockup and what is its primary function? My SLR is equipped with the mirror lockup function. What does it do, and when would I employ such a feature? I am trying to figure out how can I disable/hide the App Name in MacOS X Lion dock. I've also attached an image so you can see what I mean.    Someone has any idea about how can I hide that?