... @BrainSlug83 It's certainly not bizarre but I can see how newcomers can be tripped up by this. By default an image will be placed on the text baseline. All you are doing is moving where the image is attached relative to the text. As for using float:left, you should be doing that eithe...

...yield incorrect results as well (under parallelism), see support.microsoft.com/kb/2019779 - the fix was first made available last week for 2008 R2 SP1 CU5. In all earlier versions, the workarounds are to set maxdop to 1, keep a fixed plan that happens to not use parallelism (I have not tested this),...

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...in need of help with this question, can you help me, please? stackoverflow.com/questions/61216402/… – Carlos Diego Apr 28 at 17:05 add a comment  |  ...

...cations on the Internet in order to get it to function? Why does this even compile if it cannot resolve its dependencies? This irks me to no end! – Neutrino Oct 1 '14 at 14:38 ...

...ion numbers 5 or above are on the more restrictive license. stackoverflow.com/questions/2692000/… – Gary Feb 13 '13 at 14:53 8 ...

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... are only posted for RTM and Service Packs. As such, when security update comes out and it modifies the dll you are trying to debug, it will cause source stepping to not work (that is, you'll get the "No source Available" with a greyed out "Browse to find Source"). However, once you've made all ...

...%}) This is also referenced in the Jekyll Documentation. https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/pull/369 share | improve this answer | follow | ...

... Very nice. However, I have an example that doesn't completely work: plt.plot(x2, 3*x2**2, label="3x*x"); plt.plot(x2, 2*x2**2, label="2x*x"); plt.plot(x2, 0.5*x2**2, label="0.5x*x"); plt.plot(x2, -1*x2**2, label="-x*x"); plt.plot(x2, -2.5*x2**2, label="-2.5*x*x"); my_legend()...