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Different results for integration using Mathematica and MATLAB Is ∅ equivalent to {∅}? I have a Windows 8 (64-bit, not Pro) machine, and I want to limit the Internet bandwidth available to Windows Update. I read about BITS and GPMC methods, but I don't know how to open the BITS window, and GPMC seems like a Windows Server feature.  How can I control how much bandwidth is available to Windows Update and BITS? Re-number a list when a new entry is inserted I have a text file of numbered entries:  1. foo 2. bar 100% 3. kittens 4. eat cake 5. unicorns 6. rainbows   and so on up to some large number. Then after an empty line, a new block starts from 1.  I insert a new entry, replacing, say, 4. and I need to renumber all the subsequent entries in the block:  1. foo 2. bar 100% 3. kittens 4. sunshine &lt; 5. eat cake 6. unicorns 7. rainbows Predicting the number of decimal digits needed to express a rational number The number $1/6$ can be expressed with only two digits (and a repeat sign denoted as $^\overline{}$), $$ \frac{1}{6} = \,.1\overline{6}$$  Meanwhile, it takes 49 digits to express the number $1/221$, since a string of 49 digits repeats: $$\frac{1}{221} = .\overline{004524886877828054298642533936651583710407239819}$$ Yet for $1/223$, 222 digits repeat, giving a total of 224 digits needed to express the number.  If $f:\mathbb{Q}\rightarrow\mathbb{N}$ is a function that gives the smallest number of digits needed to express a rational number in decimal notation, what can we say about $f$?  For example, if we do not consider the negative sign to be a digit, then $f$ is an odd function.  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