Look, I have a computer with 960 MB of RAM. I am not going to use Firefox. With this browser, it is using %55 of my memory. Instead I am using a Firefox fork, which is called , in version 2018.02.02 (64-bit). The questions with snippets I share how I see it:  At this point in my opinion if it were for the compatibility issue, Stack Overflow shouldn't be using jQuery. Well, I don't really like that framework, but if it's for practicality when programming the site I get it. Putting that comment aside... Is it possible to make the snippet not overlap with the comments? The version of my browser I have shown, if someone wants, they can install it on your systems to see that it is true. Update the browser? Not really, as I think, because they took a lot of things from it, according to the developers due to security problems, which does not worry me in the least.
Which browsers are officially supported by Stack Exchange?  Also, what else is needed in order to use every feature of the site?
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That's it. I want to do this quotient,  $\mathbb Z [\sqrt{-11}] / (1+\sqrt{-11})$. My first idea was to see which elements are in the ideal:  $(a+b\sqrt{-11})(1+\sqrt{-11}) = a+ a\sqrt{-11} + b\sqrt{-11} -11b$  So I want to make and application who send this elements to $0$, and then see the Kernel of the application and apply the Isomorphism Theorem.  Any ideas? The  (click on your number of helpful flags in your profile) is cool, however some posts have a gray background, some don't. What does it mean?  example: What happens to a Devil when its alignment is forcibly changed? According to PHB 122, in the section entitled Alignment in the Multiverse, for most creatures, "alignment is a moral choice." Myth says good-aligned gods created the races that are free to choose to be evil (they have free will), while evil-aligned gods created the races that are very inclined towards evil, since they were born to serve the evil god in the first place.  However, there are some types of creatures -- like devils -- which embody an alignment in its essence:     Alignment in the Multiverse, PHB 122      A devil does not choose to be lawful evil, and it doesn't tend toward lawful evil, but rather it is lawful evil in its essence. If it somehow ceased to be lawful evil, it would cease to be a devil.   My first thought was to not take this reading literally. The text could have meant that a neutral evil devil "isn't really a devil," but really, it's still a devil. It's a bit like imagining a guitarist who loses both hands. The loss of some part of a person's essence makes them not the same person anymore.  However, keeping my attention on it, I'm finding this text more and more difficult to interpret. If a devil "is lawful evil in its essence" then what does it mean when "it would cease to be a devil"? What happens to a devil when its alignment is forcibly changed?  There are , and a devil can be subject to some of them. 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I'm asking this because I was trying to think of structures that are commutative but non-associative but couldn't come up with any. Are there any such examples?  NOTE: I wasn't sure how to tag this so feel free to retag it. Is there a way of conditionally triggering a compile-time error in verilog? I have a parameterised module in verilog, where the parameters are a clock rate and refresh rate, which is used to calculate how many cycles of inactivity are inserted between instances of a repeating operation.  However, it is very easy to set parameters that cannot be attained (because the operation takes a non-trivial length of time, so the repeat would have to occur before it had completed), and at the moment the design does not give any feedback on this.  I was wondering if there was some way I could trigger an error during synthesis (or compilation prior to simulation) if the conditions cannot be met (i.e. if one localparam is less than another)?  Some equivalent of the popular C/C++ compile-time-assert hack, perhaps. Are units in English singular or plural?