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The reason I ask is that other people seem to think it is primarily Yorkshire but the expression has also always been part of the very distinct West Country dialect. Its an expression I've always ...

I am using yt-dlp which I installed with pipx on Ubuntu 22.04. It required python3.11 or higher, so I installed python3.11 for it to use, and after relinking /usr/bin/python3 to point from python3.10 ...

When using mv to move a bunch of files or directories, some may succeed, and some may fail. Can the command be made either completely succeed or completely fail, rather than partially?

I'm replacing both headlamp assemblies on a 2017 Yaris iA. Part of doing that is removing the front bumper. The bumper is secured at the top with these plastic rivets or whatever they are called. I ...

Is Ezekiel 44:9 part of a prophecy? If so, what is the prophecy and has it been fulfilled? If not, what does it imply? Ezekiel 44:9 “Thus says the Lord GOD: No foreigner, uncircumcised in heart and ...

The way 8086 and up implement segments is kind of funny. A 16-bit segment register is shifted left by 4 and then added to the address. This naturally produces a lot of possible collisions (say ...

On a recent trip to Lyon I went to quite a few restaurants (like Mere Brazier, Guy Lassausaie) and was overall surprised with the sauce served with meat dishes (like ris de veau at Mere Brazier or ...

Across 1. Minnesota politician ingests tea in six-step cycle? (5) 5. Graceful sprite avoids failing grade (4) 6. One bushel (4) 7. Yankee pursuing seaweed from the east is a contrast from ...

The DMG says You can decide that certain items also require special materials or locations to be created. For example, a character might need alchemist's supplies to brew a particular potion, or the ...

My website is getting thousands of hits a day from bots searching for WordPress vulnerabilities. Is there a good way to block these bots before they leave an entry in the http log? I do NOT run ...

Big flying things are very cool. The obvious answer is airships, they require little energy to stay in the sky and can be made bigger easily by simply adding more gas. However, there are some ...

I am a beginner in AC and LCR circuits. I understand that at resonance (X_L = X_C), but I don't understand why they become equal at that particular frequency. What exactly does resonance mean ...

Ezekiel 44 is understood to be a prophecy about the new temple which hasn’t been fulfilled, does it imply that uncircumcised gentiles will not be saved and contradicts Paul? Ezekiel 44:9 “Thus says ...

The monty-hall show has been having budgetary issues recently, so they've gotten rid of the car prize. Instead they're using talking goats. From what you understand, out of the three doors, two hide ...

I'm contributing to a paper where I am a fairly minor author. I'm concerned by the experimental design but the corresponding authors, who have decade(s) more experience in the field than I have, seem ...

According to the ABRSM Grade 6 theory workbook model answer, bars 11-12 is an example of a sequence. I understand what a sequence is but I can't see it clearly in this example. Can someone clarify for ...

I recently disassembled my rear wheel assembly. I had a missing spoke, initially. I used 10 spokes from another wheel of the same diameter as mine, to replace some of my spokes. I have tightened the ...

I'm a bit confused about the terminology used for shields in D&D 3.5 and I'm looking for where this was officially addressed or fixed. In the Player's Handbook 3.5, Table 7–6 (Armor and Shields) ...

I've been unable to get the NodeSocketMenu and GeometryNodeMenuSwitch to function as expected Looking at the mockup below the "Menu Switch Output" on the modifier properties panel should be ...

Ending music by gradually fading it to silence by electronic means is mainly used in recorded pop songs. It does not work well in live performance and it’s not used in ‘classical’ music (Haydn’s ...