I've got a machine that is 64-bit, running 32-bit windows 7, which has 8GB ram. I did the official upgrade to windows 10 that Microsoft was offering a few weeks ago, but I'm having a difficult time setting up the /pae boot option, which I have been lead to believe will allow me to use more than 3.5 GB of ram. Is it possible to set up the /pae option to address more than 3.5GB ram on a windows 10 system?
I recently upgraded my computer's RAM to 4&nbsp;GB. My 32-bit Windows installation shows only 3574&nbsp;MB of the memory. How can I make Windows use the full amount of RAM?
How to mount read-write an ext4 partition on Windows? Images for Area51 proposal community promotion on imgur.com? For each proposal on Area51, a promotional image is automatically generated and it shows the current state, e.g. number of followers/supporters or comitted. Example:    They’re obviously useful for  on existing sites. Alas, the current requirements for those say that the image needs to be hosted on imgur.com. I can easily provide the URL https://area51.stackexchange.com/ads/proposal/{proposal-number}.png in the image upload dialog, to get a cryptic imgur address back, but I’m afraid that it won’t update dynamically.  Please note that I was able to use the area51 URL on some sites until right now, when the poster generator seems to be broken or off-line, but on other sites the software stopped me from posting any image not hosted on imgur. Can we please have the dynamic posters working everywhere (and in “HiDPI”) or be assured that the external service will update them regularly? Money - Countable or Uncountable noun page suggests that we use much with only uncountable nouns whereas the use of many/several is limited to countable nouns only. So I conclude that money is uncountable noun as I've heard people saying phrases like      So much money!   But, We do count the money in our daily life then why is it that money is considered an uncountable noun instead of countable? What if I say      I have $500 to spend   Wouldn't the money be considered countable in this case?  Edit The question may be considered duplicate of the suggested question but, in my opinion, the question on that link itself is not answered properly. Big Endian vs. Little Endian in Qiskit I've noticed that Q# favors Little Endian. Meaning that most operations are designed for this type of encoding.  Is is it the same with Qiskit? I want to install Windows XP on my desktop computer (only XP), but my CD drive is not working.  I've only found installation tutorials on how to install it on the pen drive rather than from the pen drive.  How can I install Windows XP from a USB flash drive? Let $\psi: C([0,1]; \mathbb{R}) \mapsto C([0,1]; \mathbb{R})  $, be such that if $x \in [0,1]$ then $$\psi(f)(x) = \int\limits_{0}^{x} f(t) dt $$  I am asked to show that $\psi$ is not a contraction but $\psi^{2}$ is. And then conclude that $\psi$ has a unique fixed point.   I´ve managed to prove a statment that helps me conclude the last part but I´m having trouble proving that the function is not a contraction. This is what I've got.   If $f,g \in  C([0,1]; \mathbb{R})$  then $$ |\psi (f) - \psi(g)| \leq \int\limits_{0}^{x} |f(t)-g(t)| dt \leq \sup\limits_{x\in [0,1]} |f(x)-g(x)| \int\limits_{0}^{x} 1 dt = d(f,g) x  $$ Then $|\psi (f) - \psi(g)| \leq d(f,g) x $,  and taking supremum on the left hand side allows me to conclude that $d(\psi (f),\psi (g)) \leq d(f,g) x$  Is there any problem with this procedure? Does anybody has an insight on how to procede with the $\psi^{2}$ part?   Many Thanks! Calculating values of field based on two others using Field Calculator in ArcGIS Desktop? I need to combine two fields in an attribute table.  I want to do this using the field calculator.  What is the proper script to write to combine a field called "name" and "type", so that it produces one field with "name type"?  I'm using ArcGIS Desktop 10.0. Google Chrome doesn't seem to respect my DPI setting in Windows. I run at 150 DPI, but Chrome ignores that, meaning that images and text are teeeeeeny tiny.  I hit:   Ctrl + + Ctrl + +   to zoom in. Unfortunately every new tab, or new window, defaults to the 100% teeny tiny zoom level.  Update: It's also important to note that you cannot click buttons in flash (e.g. YouTube videos), because Chrome mis-handles mouse coordinates. (Fixed 6.0.472.55)  Is it possible for either:   Chrome to respect my Windows dpi setting? Chrome to remember my zoom preference?   Checked version: 4.1.249.1045    Half fixed    While Chome still doesn't honor the Windows DPI setting, it does now remember your zoom level.  Version: 5.0.375.55    Five-Eighths Fixed    While Chrome still doesn't honor the Windows DPI setting, it does now offer a default "page zoom" option:    Unfortunately there is no zoom level that matches my current DPI setting: 136% (131dpi).  Version: 10.0.648.133  Zoom flag  I tried scoducks' suggestion of the new hidden dpi flag. It's truly awful. It seems to cause Chrome to simply re-scale the final rendered Window; causing text to become blurry (rather than sharper): How to show that $|D_{2n}| = 2n$ via the presentation? "Element is no longer attached to the DOM” StaleElementReferenceException when selecting HTML table row I am using Selenium 2/WebDriver for automation. I have a table and am trying to select a row in it. When the test runs, I can see the row become highlighted as if it is clicked, but then immediately I get the "org.openqa.selenium.StaleElementReferenceException: Element is no longer attached to the DOM" error and the test fails.  The code is the following:  @Test public void rowSelection() throws Exception {     SeleniumHelper helper = new SeleniumHelper();     action = new SeleniumActionHelper(driver);      helper.login();      String testUrl = navigateToUrl("option/listOptions.xhtml");     driver.get(testUrl);      WebElement table = findElementById("tableSection:dataTableWrapped_data");     List&lt;WebElement&gt; allRows = table.findElements(By.tagName("tr"));     for (WebElement row : allRows)         {             List&lt;WebElement&gt; cells = row.findElements(By.tagName("td"));             for (WebElement cell : cells)             {                 WebElement listName = cell.findElement(By.xpath("./* [text()='body_build']"));                 listName.click();             }         } }   I have put a Thread.sleep(2000) in front and after the listName.click() action, but neither has helped. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Can you give me an example of a function which is sequentially continuous but not continuous? (I know that in first-countable spaces this is equivalent, but what about in spaces without this condition?)  Thank you :) Plotting two variables as lines using ggplot2 on the same graph Dual boot Win 8 / Ubuntu loads only Win My computer is a Sony Vaio Notebook. I used Ubuntu and Win 8 with dualboot but windows somehow managed to remove the menu to choose the OS at startup. I think the BIOS is UEFI. Secure boot was disabled already and Boot Repair somehow fails.  How can I fix this? I've already read The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, which I assume would be the best start in any case. I also got about halfway through The Silmarillion several years ago and am quite familiar with the legendarium as a whole, but for the sake of argument let's assume I'm starting from scratch.  What is the best order for a budding scholar of Middle-earth to read Tolkien's books? Or does it even matter once you've covered the core novels? Chronological order clearly isn't the most logical approach here, and even publication date isn't necessarily best.   The Hobbit The Lord of the Rings The Silmarillion The Children of Hurin The History of Middle-earth Unfinished Tales The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien Anything else   Note: After asking this question I found  on Reddit. It covers even more material and in more detail than my original question or any answers here. Trying to prove that $H=\langle a,b:a^{3}=b^{3}=(ab)^{3}=1\rangle$ is a group of infinite order. I'm trying to prove that the following group has infinite order: $$H=\langle a,b\mid a^{3}=b^{3}=(ab)^{3}=1\rangle.$$  Currently I'm checking on some cases using the relations, but my problem is the reducibility for large products.  Naively I started to check that $ab$ is different than $1,a,b$ and then $ba$ than $1,a,b,ab$, just to understand $H$ in some extent.   Now I'm wondering about some more effective method to prove that $|H|=\infty$, I'm tempted to look for an injection from some group of infinite order into $H$, but I'm still stuck.  More than asking for a solution I'd rather appreciate some hints or thoughts about it. Thanks a lot. Take most recent (or concatenate) edit comments when editing during grace period Recently, I edited  to update a link to a better resource. I clicked "Save" without entering a description of the edit (edit #1).  Then I realised that the question was asked by a new user who may not be able to easily identify the change that was made. So I edited it again, this time only to add a detailed edit description (edit #2).  Since edit #2 was made during the grace period (within 5 minutes of edit #1), the system has merged them into a single edit, but only the edit comment from edit #1 was recorded in the revision history, whereas edit #2's comment was simply discarded/ignored.  I'd suggest that either the most recent (non-default) edit comment is taken or that the comments are concatenated to provide a more useful edit history Notation: What does the tilde below of the expectation mean? I remember reading it while in middle school in English in the United States, so the latest it would have come out was 1998. I don't remember if it was all one author, or even the same universe. These are the stories I remember:   A man finds a way to create a medicine that prevents radiation poisoning (or possibly makes someone fireproof... it's a little confused in my head) and learns that part of the problem is finding a market for it. I vividly remember the inventor telling someone to not "let the doorknob ream you" as it slams shut. A bout of graffiti artists leads to the city buying anti-graffiti paint that dissolves any other paint put on top of it. After learning the futility of trying to paint over it, the protagonist consults with a friend and learns that the anti-graffiti paint will eat away at the paint above it at a steady rate, and will even eat successive layers of the anti-graffiti paint. he uses this property to engineer an animation involving a harlequin thumbing this nose at the officials even as they try to wash it away. Some guys (I want to say a gang) go to a clinic for an illegal nanotech transformation. The viewpoint character gets turned into a woman while a friend gets turned into a dog. After roaming about in their new forms, they return to find the clinic being raided, meaning there's no one to turn them back. I think I remember something bad happening to the one transformed into a dog where the transformation continued, erasing his human thought patterns. There was also a scene where the viewpoint character submitted to being sexually assaulted by his former friends as if it was simply to be expected given his form.   I don't remember if the first or the second story was the actual first story of the collection... I want to say that those are the order that they showed up as in the book. Alien studying human race for mental capacity and ESP Custom hard edges in Blender