I'm developing an Android/iPhone application. My translator for English localization uses a lot of capitalization. For example, in the app menu, it suggests:  |Export Data to Folder| |Prevent Screen Lock  |   I would simply use  |Export data to folder| |Prevent screen lock  |   What is the best choice?
I am wondering if we should use  or  for buttons and headings in websites and web/mobile apps? Title Case: Manage my Account Delete my Account  Sentence case: Manage my account Delete my account  In  I found the recommendation 'choose your style and be consistent'. This is it? Aren't there any other (additional) recommendations or sources. Like for specific use cases or apps where the one style would be preferred over the other? Edit: The question refers primarily to English, but differences in other languages are also good to know.
Terminal icon in window titlebar is stretched out over window control buttons A while ago I upgraded from Ubuntu 17.04 to Ubuntu 17.10 and everything is working fine except for the fact that the icon in the window title bar of my Terminal seems to be stretched out to some ridiculous size.    This only seems to happen in the Terminal window. The Nautilus icon is completely fine.    The problem seems to go away if I login into an Xorg session instead of a Wayland one. I've looked around and didn't find any immediate solution to this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. QR Codes generation from MySQL rows How to send email from MySQL 5.1 Is it possible to raise stats? I found a lot of dialogue choices requiring high Perception and I started the game with just 10 plus 1 for being an elf. With a magical helm and tower rest bonus I can temporarily boost it to 13, but is it possible to raise it permanently? What would be a good term for continuous testing post-deployment? I'm thinking of live production sites here, where there is a continuous community or much content being updated, sort of like a newspaper site or community site (the one I work at is a healthcare improvement company) and we have news articles, programs and so on.  While the underlying code is tested and released there are often production issues that come up, maybe certain pages stop working, style sheets suddenly don't appear like they did due to a service patch or some tweak done to improve production security or performance.  There is Acceptance Testing for when a deployment goes out to make sure things work right, Regression Testing to make sure nothing has been broken since previous releases.  Considering we've done these types of tests and things are working fine what would you call testing, or checking, the site to make sure things still work fine?  To be sure new pages are being crawled for search indexing?  To check that newly added pages are using plug-ins correctly?  Or so on.  My manager and I were discussing some issues that have cropped up and decided we needed to do something like this, but then to sort of note it in our status reports we didn't really have a name for it.  Anyone done this and have a term that might be good?  Or would you consider it covered by something like Continuous Acceptance Testing or some such term? E: Package 'libpng12-0' has no installation candidate [ubuntu 16.10 Gnome] I tried to install WPS Office on my laptop (ubuntu 16.10 Gnome, 64 bit) with  Gdebi installer but it said   Dependency is not satisfiable: libpng12-0   Then I tried to open this library as follows  sudo apt-get install libpng12-0   But I encountered an error:  Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree        Reading state information... Done Package libpng12-0 is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source  E: Package 'libpng12-0' has no installation candidate   Can anyone help? Thanks a lot Can I install Android on my non-Android device? Many people want to try/use Android without buying a new Android phone.  How can I install Android on my current phone or device running Nokia Symbian, Maemo, or MeeGo; Microsoft Windows Mobile or Windows Phone 7/8/10; Apple iOS (iPhone); RIM's BlackBerry OS; Palm's WebOS; Samsung's Bada; HP's WebOS; Mozilla's Firefox OS; or other phone / operating system? I have always taken these kinds of things for granted. Well of course $a(b+c)=ab+ac$! But why? The thought randomly popped in my head, and I realized that I could not prove it.  Perhaps we should take some time to prove these "obvious" things. I feel like if I cannot prove it, then I do not fully understand it. I would really like a proof of this most basic law, because I have been pondering over it for quite a while. Thanks!  Edit: This proof is for real numbers. How do you get your Google+ profile displayed in the right hand sidebar of the Google search results page? Extract current viewing parameters from a 3D view? Employment office encounters an alien masquerading as a human I'm looking for a story where a guy who has done job interviews for years is approached by an applicant, and because of his experience talking to people (I remember he specifically mentions having done something like 250,000 interviews), he immediately is able to tell the applicant is actually an alien in human form.  He goes on to help the alien understand human emotions &amp; teaches him how to fit in. Cleaning wax and pesticide from apple skin Counting surjective functions What is "the ground"? Let us say you are in an inertial reference frame with a circular planar disk. If you take your meter measuring rods (or perhaps tape measure) you can find the diameter and circumference of the disk. If you divide the circumference by the diameter, you will get exactly $\pi$. Now you start rotating the disk. A book I have claims that now the ratio will be different (lets call it $\pi_\circ$ to avoid ambiguity.) This has caused to reevaluate my understanding of special relativity (this is a set up to general relativity, but the problem itself only requires the special theory.) My problem is that, sure, the measuring rods (or tape) would contract on the circumference, but wouldn't the circumference contract a similar amount, therefore giving a measurement of $\pi$ in every reference frame according to your own measuring rods. Of course, this reasoning goes on to make me question how I understood all of special relativity up this point. When is the finalize() method called in Java? A question about long exact sequence of finite dim vector spaces Q) Prove that if $0\rightarrow V_1\rightarrow V_2\rightarrow...\rightarrow V_k\rightarrow 0$ is an exact sequence of finite dimensional vector spaces, then $\sum_{i=1}^{k}(-1)^idim (V_i) = 0$.  For $k=3$, I see that the statement is true. For $k&gt;3$, am I correct in understanding that $V_2 = V_1\oplus V_3 (\implies dim(V_2)=dim(V_1)+dim(V_3))$ and $V_3 = V_2\oplus V_4(\implies dim(V_3)=dim(V_2)+dim(V_4))$ and so on?   If it is true, then for $k=4$, $\sum_{i=1}^{4}(-1)^idim (V_i) = -m_1+m_1+m_3-m_2-m_4+m_4$ and am not sure why $m_2=m_3$ for the sum to be $0$? where $m_i = dim(V_i)$. Thanks. How does RNA polymerase II CTD bind to the RNA modification proteins if the tail is flexible? The tail of RNA polymerase II is flexible, not folded into a fixed structure , but does each repeat have more &quot;rigid&quot; structure (i.e. fold into a structure that has less rotation freedom inside a repeat)? If not, then how can the proteins bind some repeat with high specificity? (you can't make lock and key with soft material) Can't download any app from AppStore! I'm using iPhone 6s 16 GB. My storage isn't full but still I can't download anything. Every time I wanted to start a download it keeps telling:  app name* could not be download at this time I'm thinking about buying the new MacBook Pro with 4 USB-C ports.  I want to attach two screens, mouse and keyboard and ethernet to the MacBook Pro while using the fewest number of USB-C ports possible.  So what I need is an adaptor with:   two DP or HDMI ports (or one DP port with daisy chaining support) two or more USB ports an ethernet port   Best case would be a hub to which all devices are connected with a single connection to the MacBook Pro, including power supply. Worst case if attaching the MacBook Pro to the devices would require me to use all four of USB-C ports.  Given the answers up to far, I can tell that:   Daisy chaining might or might not work with the MacBook Pro (since it requires DP1.2 which is supported by the graphics chipset, but it's uncertain if it's supported by the MacBook Pro itself) I can attach the monitors with two cables as a last resort, leaving me with two ports for the remaining peripherals.   What I still don't know:   Would daisy chaining work with a hub or does it require the first monitor to be directly attached to the MacBook Pro? Does some kind of hub exist supporting attachment of all listed devices with a single upstream connection to the MacBook Pro?