I have a pair of users on an ssh Server. lets call them UserX &amp; UserY. UserX has the home Dir /home/userX UserY has the home Dir /home/userX Both are members of the userX group.  UserX has no problems, everything is cool, and working fine. UserY may read Files in his home directory, but cannot write files.  How can I give full access permissions (rwx) to UserY?
Suppose I installed ubuntu with the user usr1 then I added usr2. I then create a group grp1 where this 2 users are added. A folder is owned by usr1 and has group grp1. But when I login as usr2 I cannot write. The folder has permissions 755...  usr2@kmserver:/media/data/www$ groups usr1 usr1 : grp1 ... usr2@kmserver:/media/data/www$ groups usr2 usr2 : grp1 ... usr2@kmserver:/media/data$ ls -l total 20 drwx------ 2 root root 16384 2011-05-12 10:53 lost+found drwxrwxr-x 2 grp1   grp1    4096 2011-05-12 15:15 www   Whats wrong?
I'm really having a hard time with this topic in probability theory and I was wondering if someone has any tricks, tips or anything useful to help me understand it. In my notes I am told that $X\sim$Uniform$[0,1]$ and $Y\sim$Uniform$[0,1]$. My professor wrote:      $f_{X+Y}(Z) = \int_0^Z f_X(x) f_Y(Z-x)\;dx \neq Z$   Then somehow he came up with these cases where $Z$ is defined, and used that in making the pdf. I'm just not sure of how he did this or how he also came to find $P(X_1+X_2\le 2)$. Can someone help me fill in the blanks? I went to him directly but he just said the same thing as in lecture and wasn't helpful. A typical $L^p$ function does not have a well-defined trace on the boundary How does Router know where to forward packet Related to : The question specifies morphs, but I wondered if this was true for Manifest as well? As Manifest is not an ability on the card, does  prevent it from being turned face up for its mana cost? The assumptions are:    Alice and Bob have perfectly synchronized clocks Alice and Bob have successfully exchanged a pair of entangled photons   The idea is simply to have Alice and Bob perform the Quantum Eraser Experiment (doesn't need to be the delayed choice).   Alice and Bob agree on a specific time when Bob's photon will be between the "path marker" (which is usually just after the slits) and the detector.  If Alice acts collpasing the wave-function on her photon, the interference pattern will disappear. If not it won't.  Alice and Bob can be spatially separated...  What am I misunderstanding?   The only meaningful difference from this spatially separated quantum eraser experiment to one done on tabletop is that you won't be able to use a coincidence detector, but that is not impeditive to identifying the interference pattern, just will make errors more probable. Which we should be able to deal with a appropriate protocol...  There is a experimental paper with a small amount of citations pointing out to the breaking of complementarity in a very similar setup: Question is about Ubuntu release process. Are migrations from n to n+1 releases expected?  Assuming we have server with installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Will it be smoothly upgradable to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS via apt-get upgrade ?  Assumptions:   scope is software therefore we assume that given hardware is supported on both releases (upgrading from and to) that's why, always before upgrade you are asked to make backup to be able to revert in case of failure Position vs Part Hey guys I found one or two papers which use ridge regression (for basketball data). I was always told to standardize my variables if I ran a ridge regression, but I was simply told to do this because ridge was scale variant (ridge regression wasn't really part of our course, so our lecturer skimmed through it).  These papers I read didn't standardize their variables, which I found a bit surprising. They also ended up with large values of lambda (around the 2000-4000 level) via cross-validation, and I was told that this is due to not standardizing the variables.  How exactly does leaving the variable(s) unstandardised lead to high lambda values and also, what are the consequences of not standardizing the variables in general? Is it really such a big deal?  Any help is much appreciated. Would someone give a thorough explanation of 1.14 Minecraft's /data modify? Okay, so I've been searching all over the internet for an explanation of data modify ever since I heard Sethbling passively mention it in one of his videos. The only  thing I could find on it was the wiki and the update log for the 1.14 snapshot. So, I checked these, and they hardly explained it at all. I can get /data modify block 123 20 123... and that's as far as I get.  Minecraft wiki does not at all define clearly what  is (the thing meant to go after coords), nor does it specify what each operation does to what. Operations include (without explanation, and excluding set (which it does explain)): append, insert, merge, and prepend. Then, it has from|value as the next option, which aren't explained either. After this, it just has block/entity and coords/id. So, I know the format (mostly), but I haven't the slightest idea what any of it means. And nothing I've seen on the internet even mentions the command save for Minecraft wiki itself.  Please explain if you know what data modify is. Thanks! Can Quantum Entanglement and Quantum Superposition be considered the same phenomenon? Quantum entanglement is known to be the exchange of quantum information between two particles at a distance, while quantum superposition is known to be the uncertainty of a particle (or particles) being in several states at once (which could also involve the exchange of quantum information for a particle that is known to be in several locations simultaneously).  I was wondering if all of this was nothing more but the exchange of quantum information between different masses, and if this could clear up all the confusion in terms of how quantum systems connect in this field of science.  A clear explanation for how both of these quantum phenomena work, and if they really are connected (the exchange of quantum information?) would be much appreciated. How to rename the User folder in Windows 10? Short circuit or disconnect to bypass a compressor I have an Altec Lansing ATP3 2.1 audio system PCB which I reverse-engineered, and I would like to bypass the JFET compressor that's on it. Its active components are a JFET and four op-amps. I will connect the input to the output so it gets forwarded to the next stage.  My question is: should I disconnect the input and output from the compressor (in that case should I remove power supply as well, which would be very annoying), or can I leave it connected but short-circuited?  The block I want to short-circuit is the pink one on the left.    I realize the image is very small. The sound comes in on the right, in the green box. In the middle yellow box there's some trebble/volume/bass control. The small green box on its left merges the left and right channels to forward it to the subwoofer section, which is the complete left half of this diagram (except the red box on the left, which is just power). Signal then goes through a low-pass, a small equalizer and a compressor (the big purple box). It finally gets amplified in the brown power amp. In our campaign we have several characters who never remove their armor. They wear it while adventuring, sleeping, swimming, bathing, etc.  Are there any penalties for:   Wearing armor while sleeping? Wearing armor while swimming?   If there are penalties, do they change based on the category of armor (light, medium, heavy)?  I am primarily looking for RAW penalties specified for armor, but I'm also open to applications of other rules (eg - higher DC for swimming in heavy armor, disadvantage during some situations). Title, section headings disappears when I use \usepackage{forest} with IEEE Access template When I include a  \usepackage{forest} all colored text title, section headings disappears with IEEE Access journal template How can I tackle this problem? What sort of waves are produced by tuning forks? Is it transverse, longitudinal or both? We often know tuning forks are used to to produce wave in various experiments that we do in lab. But the matter of concern is what sort of waves are produced by it? Is it transverse, longitudinal or both? Incubated but not hatched egg I got the message "oh" and it showed my egg. Before I could do anything the server went down. When I got back on my egg was gone. Is there anything I can do to retrieve my incubated but not hatched egg? How to properly restart unity? What are the dev-loop services that started on boot? I have terrible screen tearing, and I don't know how to go about trouble shooting it. I would LOVE to switch to Ubuntu completely, but with this tearing, it's just too irritating. It's only present on Ubuntu based distros, (including element OS). On Manjaro (Arch fork), it does not suffer from tearing.  PC Configuration:  Motherboard: Aorus Pro Wifi z390 CPU: Intel i7 9700k RAM: 32GB  GPU: Nvidia 1060 6GB DisplayPort output connects to monitor's HDMI  Monitor reported refresh rate 75hz, Ubuntu monitor settings reported refresh rate 74.97 (can change to 60hz, doesn't help). TikZ: multiple decorations on a path.