During OpenBSD 6.2 install:   Do you want the X Windows System to be started by xenodm(1) [no]?   And the default answer is "no". Why does it brings it up, if the default is no?   The question: But why isn't it "yes" by default? Are there any "better" handlers that start the "GUI"?
When installing OpenBSD 5.1, I got the question:   Do you expect to run the X Windows System?   What change does the installer make to my system if I say "yes"? I know what X Windows is, but I don't know why the installer wants to know if I plan to use it. Does it enable/disable X somehow based on my answer?
Add warning when changing display name For which values of $\alpha$ and $\beta$ does the integral $\int\limits_2^{\infty}\frac{dx}{x^{\alpha}\ln^{\beta}x}$ converge? I'm trying to find out for which values of $\alpha$ and $\beta$ the integral $\int\limits_2^{\infty}\frac{dx}{x^{\alpha}\ln^{\beta}x}$ does converge. I know that when $\alpha=1$ then $\beta$ must be greater than $1$. I tried to use integration by  parts but It didn't work, so I would appreciate some hints. Thanks in advance. Can I use two 7805 ICs in parallel to get double current capacity? I use a 7805 for a project where the circuit needs a higher current (~2.8&nbsp;A) at 5&nbsp;V. So I assume that if I use both ICs in parallel I can increase the maximum current capacity. Would it work? I cast  on my opponent, whose hand has two Mountain cards. Wistful Thinking resolves and my opponent draws a  and another Mountain.  Can my opponent cast Shock before discarding it? Compare nullable types in Linq to Sql I have a Category entity which has a Nullable ParentId field. When the method below is executing and the categoryId is null, the result seems null however there are categories which has null ParentId value.  What is the problem in here, what am I missing?  public IEnumerable&lt;ICategory&gt; GetSubCategories(long? categoryId) {     var subCategories = this.Repository.Categories.Where(c =&gt; c.ParentId == categoryId)         .ToList().Cast&lt;ICategory&gt;();      return subCategories; }   By the way, when I change the condition to (c.ParentId == null),  result seems normal. How to identify predatory publishers/journals What are the best strategies for assessing if a journal is a &quot;vanity&quot; or &quot;predatory&quot; journal that should be avoided (both for publishing in and reviewing for)? For example, how would one go about determining if a journal/publisher belongs on ? How to get back sudo on Ubuntu? Find object by id in an array of JavaScript objects How to search only unanswered questions with an open bounty ? Is there an irrational number $a$ such that $a^a$ is rational? It can be proved that there are two irrational numbers $a$ and $b$ such that $a^b$ is rational (see ) and that for each irrational number $c$ there exists another irrational number $d$ such that $c^d$ is rational (see ).  My question is: Is there an irrational number $a$ such that $a^a$ is rational (and how could you prove that)? I work at an embedded software company. This morning I found a USB stick in the parking lot in front of the building. With all the stories of "dropped USB stick attacks" in mind, I'm obviously not going to just plug it into my laptop. OTOH, I'm curious to know whether this was actually an attempt to compromise our systems, or it's really just an innocent case of somebody accidentally losing a USB stick. How do I safely inspect the USB stick without risking exposure?  I'm worried not just about malware and crafted file system images; there's also stuff like power surge attacks:.  EDIT: Many of the answers seem to assume I want to keep the drive and use it afterwards. I have no interest in that at all, I know USB sticks are cheap, and that it wouldn't be mine to keep anyway. I only want to know whether this was indeed a semi-targeted attack, partly out of curiosity whether this actually happens in real life and not just in security papers, but also so that I could warn my coworkers.  I want to know how I would figure out whether the stick contains malware. And that's not just a matter of looking at the drive contents and seeing a suspicious autorun.inf or a carefully crafted corrupt file system - I very much also want a way to inspect the firmware. I sort-of expected that there were tools for extracting that and comparing to known-good or known-bad binaries. Can I see which seats are available on a British Airways flight before I book? Maximum number of edges in a simple graph? I found that the maximum number of edges in a simple graph is equal to $$\sum\limits_{i=1}^{n-1} i$$  Where $n =$ number of vertices.  For example in a simple graph with $6$ vertices, there can be at most $15$ edges.  If there were any more edges then $2$ edges would connect the same pair of vertices and thus would not be a simple graph.  Is this a known theorem? MacBook Pro 13" Touch bar permanently blank I'm on a new 2019 MacBook pro 13”. The TouchID fingerprint sensor is working. But my touch bar has gone completely blank. I tried restarting my MacBook Pro but it did not help.    I've also done a factory reset, SMC, NVRAM/PRAM and an Apple diagnostics, hoping to fix the problem but it did not work.  After re-install macOs, I was able to see touch bar configuration on System Preferences -> Keyboard menu:    I am not able to see touch bar option and it is completely dark black.  I tried resetting the touchbar through the terminal by using the below syntax:   sudo pkill “TouchBarServer” sudo pkill "Touch Bar Agent" sudo pkill ControlStripAgent   I have tried to verify whether they are running by using below command and could not find any process running.   ps -A | grep -i "touch bar agent" ps -A | grep -i "controlstrip”   I can see the control strip and touch bar server is running in activity monitor:      I could see this is a common issues across mac book pro and customer don’t have any proper fix for it. Prove $\alpha \in R[[x]]$ is a unit iff $a_0 \in R$ is a unit Prove $\alpha \in R[[x]]$ is a unit iff $a_0 \in R$ is a unit.   $"\Rightarrow"$ suppose $\alpha \in R[[x]]$ is a unit, where $\alpha = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} a_nx^n$  then there exists an inverse $\beta = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} b_nx^n$   stuck at this spot,  $(\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} a_nx^n)(\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} b_nx^n) = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty}(\sum_{k=0}^{n}(a_kb_{n-k}))x^n$  A little mixed up on how this becomes $1 = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty}e_nx^n$ where $e_0 =1, e_{n&gt;0} = 0$ and why that would make $a_0b_0 = 1$ which would make $a_0 \in R$ a unit. I haven't tried the other direction yet.  EDIT  Maybe I get it, because we assumed this sum is a unit then its inverse exists and so the $x^0=1$ and all $a_ib_i=1$ thus $a_0b_0=1$ which gives $a_0$ is a unit in $R$ When does a reaction happen if the trigger is movement? Does MariaDB or MySQL implement the VALUES (expression) table value constructor? What is my login username and password? custom button visibility list view I am running an analysis on the probability of loan default using logistic regression and random forests.    When I use logistic regression, the prediction is always all '1' (which means good loan).  I have never seen this before, and do not know where to start in terms of trying to sort out the issue.  There are 22 columns with 600K rows.  When I decrease the # of columns I get the same result with logistic regression.   Why could the logistic regression be so wrong?  **Actual from the data**  0 :   41932  1 :   573426  **Logistic regression output**   prediction for 1 when actually 0: 41932 prediction for 1 when actually 1:573426  A**s you can see, it always predicts a 1**   **Random forests does better:**  actual 0, pred 0 : 38800  actual 1, pred 0 : 27  actual 0, pred 1 : 3132 actual 1, pred 1 : 573399