I am just curious if solar panels, because they absorb radiation, cool the atmosphere.  If there were enough of them, would the temperature be different?  I'm not a physicist or student.
I guess that energy will be used up and, at the end, will contribute to heat the earth, so I see no big differences...  please explain your point of view.
Let $A$ and $B$ be $m \times n$ and $n \times m$ real matrices.  I proved that if $\lambda$ is a nonzero eigenvalue of the $m \times m$ matrix $AB$ then it is also an eigenvalue of the $n \times n$ matrix $BA$. But I am having trouble finding an example showing that this need not be true if $\lambda=0$  Thank you in advance Can we create a subsection of the References Cited section with different reference numbering? How do I install Ubuntu Server (step-by-step)? I'd like to install Ubuntu server on my machine, is there a step-by-step instructions on how to accomplish that or a guide that will just go through the basic steps of installing Ubuntu Server from beginning to end.  Instructions originally for 13.04. Evaluating $\int P(\sin x, \cos x) \text{d}x$ Booting system without full network configuration I was trying to solve internet problems, and seem to have made things worse: Now when I start the computer it gets stuck on "Booting system without full network configuration".   Does anyone know how to make it unstuck?   Alternatively: It got messed up when I changed the contents of /etc/network/interfaces, so presumably would work again if I changed it back. How can I edit this file during boot?   I'm using Ubuntu 12.10. I'd like to find a place to store stuff while I'm out adventuring, without spending 5000 on a house (at least, until I can afford that...). Where can I safely store items without worrying about them disappearing?   There are two possible places that come to mind,  (to which I have the key and was told I could stay), and the small bedroom given to me at the  (which I was told was mine, despite seeing J'zaro sitting in it later). Can I store items safely in either of these places? What are the meaning and possible origin of "word!" and "word up"? Our company has multiple domains set up with one website hosted on each of the domains. At this time, each domain has its own authentication which is done via cookies.   When someone logged on to one domain needs to access anything from the other, the user needs to log in again using different credentials on the other website, located on the other domain.   I was thinking of moving towards single sign on (SSO), so that this hassle can be eliminated. I would appreciate any ideas on how this could be achieved, as I do not have any experience in this regard.  Thanks.  Edit: The websites are mix of internet (external) and intranet (internal-used within the company) sites. How to reset Canon 70D WiFi? When I go to the WiFi Settings in Camera (Canon 70D) all I see is:  Connection:   Exit Confirm Set Error Details (greyed out)   I can't recall the password or find any way to reset it. Some I found () say the Camera should say Infrastructure mode. Inside the Confirm Settings I can see on page 3 it shows:     Connect'n method: Camera access point mode   But again I see no way to change this.  On my Smartphone EOS Remote app there's a Connection Guide with completely different menus from what I'm seeing on the Camera.  Any idea how I can reset the WiFi Name and Password on the Canon 70D? Is $\sqrt{x^2}=|x|$ or $=x$? Isn't $(x^2)^\frac12=x?$ $|x|=\sqrt{x^2}$ as  shows. But, as $(x^2)^\frac12=x$, I can't understand where am I wrong interpreting Square-root. Which cameras have built-in HDR? When taking landscape photos, I often struggle with dynamic range. I have either a burned out skies or landscapes are too dark.  Now I'm reading  that some cameras can take 3 pictures with different exposures, and combine them automatically to one image with higher dynamic range.   So my question is, which cameras have this feature? Avoid synchronized(this) in Java? How do distributed transactions work (eg. MSDTC)? How to add some non-standard font to a website? Is it correct to hyphenate with compound premodifiers? If so, where is the hyphen placed? Previous posts                  As of today, the Moderator Flag Dashboard is officially graduated and the old version sent to the smelter's yard.  Based on stats from the past month, virtually all moderators were already on the new UI (thank you) so you hopefully won't notice any change.  That said, I would like to highlight the handful of improvements we made over the last month and a half based on your feedback:   A more responsive navigation bar at the top of moderator pages, improving the mobile experience. Similarly, , increasing room on the screen for the first question. . .  Not only do the headers look better, they now function better.  Now you scroll to and highlight the post/comment each time you click the link, not just the first time. .  Posts by the same user are grouped together and ordered newest first. .  We eliminated the VLQ (auto) side effect so now "Resolve all flags (auto)" doesn't do anything surprising.  If you still want to leave a comment or decline, you can do so with the buttons next to the individual flags.   Bugs and Feature Requests  Since this project is officially launched, all bugs and feature requests should be done in the form of questions tagged  on MSE, not answers on this post.  Feel free to post an answer here if you have specific concerns about the release process. On the canonical isomorphism between $V$ and $V^{**}$ What happened to the "very low quality" flag reason? Possible Duplicate:          I see a  to receive a "very low quality" flag by me.  It's just a link pointing elsewhere basically saying, "try this." I generally do this for answers I see that are like this and have been successful every time so far.  I save "not a real answer" flag for other cases such as someone asking another question in an answer or "thanks" answers.  I want to flag it as "VLQ" but I don't see that as an option*.  In fact, I don't see it as an option anymore on any site throughout the Stack Exchange network.  * This was not possible before when I initially posted this. Michael's observation on the needed downvote seems to be the reason it didn't show up.  Did it just get phased out as being unnecessary?  Should I be using "NARA" as the flag reason for this case now?  I'm not sure if the "NARA" explanation really covers this case well: (emphasis mine)     This was posted as an answer, but it does not answer the question. It should possibly be an edit, a comment, another question, or deleted altogether.   These sorts of answers can answer the question in general.  The site linked to might very well completely answer the question.  (in this particular case, maybe not however)  It's just that the answerer really should do something to improve the answer.  It's not like it's a "This question is a duplicate of this [onsite question] post" or some other general spam.  Those cases are clearly "NARA"/spam.  There was a  regarding the necessity of this flag reason.  Answers point out that it is needed and I agree.  There hasn't been anything mentioned (that I am aware of) in terms of removing it by the team.  Was this officially removed now in favor of other flagging reasons?  Or is this just a bug and it was "accidentally" removed? give a variable to an operator For a workflow tool I made a panel in which it displays each separate library that is linked in my file. For each library I want to add some buttons that does stuff to the library in question.  So in this example I have my panel which shows for example 2 libraries and for each one it creates a "reload" button.  Now my question is.. How do I make it so the reload button only reloads the library I want to reload? I would probably have to give the button an id or something so it knows for which library it was created...  my code so far:  import bpy  libs = bpy.data.libraries  class Reloadlib(bpy.types.Operator):     """Reloads the current Library"""     bl_idname = "my.reload_lib"     bl_label = "Reload"      def execute(self, context):         libs[?????].reload()         self.report({'INFO'}, 'Reloading ' + libs[?????].name)         return {'FINISHED'}  class LibPanel(bpy.types.Panel):     """Creates a Panel in the scene context of the properties editor"""     bl_label = "Scene Libraries"     bl_idname = "SCENE_PT_layout"     bl_space_type = 'PROPERTIES'     bl_region_type = 'WINDOW'     bl_context = "scene"      def draw(self, context):         layout = self.layout         scene = context.scene         layout.label(text="Libraries:")          for i in libs:             layout.label(text= i.name.replace(".blend",""))             row = layout.row()             sub = row.row()             sub.operator("my.reload_xref", icon = "FILE_REFRESH")  def register():     bpy.utils.register_class(Reloadlib)     bpy.utils.register_class(LibPanel)  def unregister():     bpy.utils.unregister_class(Reloadlib)     bpy.utils.unregister_class(LibPanel)  if __name__ == "__main__":     register()   Where the question marks are is where I should be able to make the difference between the first [0] or second [1] library in the libs[] array.  In future I would also like to ad an 'open' and an 'unlink' button for each library so I can make changes to the other file. But this works by the same principle as the reload button. I read that this is because the mean and variance completely specify a normal distribution. However, e.g. for a Poisson distribution the mean, variance and third moment can all be expressed with the same parameter lambda. Is this not what it means to 'completely specify' a distribution?  What is an example of two Poisson distributions having the same mean, variance and different higher moments? If we treated weak stationary as if it was strict stationarity, what would happen when we try to do time series analysis?