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# Simple-Calculator
Window application simple Calculator
Q: PROBLEM :: Enable SSH for hadoop with new key I followed michael noll's tutorial for installing hadoop,
I created hadoop user as 'hduser' and generated key, but I am stuck in here,
when i try to enable ssh access with generated key by using,
hduser@arul-virtual-machine:~$ cat $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys

and I got response as,
-su: /home/hduser/: Is a directory

I am using vmware workstation with ubuntu 14.04.

A: You don't a space in between $HOME and.ssh/id_rsa.pub and also between $HOME and.ssh/authorized_keys, so the actual command is:
cat $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys

(you could copy-paste the above command).
This appends the contents of $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys
Camera flashes dotted a sea of blue at New Orleans Arena as Eric Bledsoe flew down the lane and took flight five feet from the rim to throw down a one-hand tomahawk jam. Kentucky head coach John Calipari had nothing. What could he say? He headed back to the bench and scratched his head. Calipari was bewildered at the show in front of him, taken aback by Bledsoe’s dunk and UK’s 90-60 annihilation of Wake Forest. Kentucky, after its second straight rout in the postseason, is headed for the Sweet 16 in Syracuse against either Cornell or Wisconsin on Thursday.
A candid portrait of comedian and actor Barry Humphries by Melbourne artist Louise Hearman has taken out the 2016 Archibald Prize.
The $100,000 prize was announced today by Mark Nelson, vice-president of the Art Gallery of NSW Board of Trustees, who judge the award.
Ms Hearman said she was the "happiest girl in the world".
“Winning the Archibald is an extraordinary, extraordinary thing for an artist, but the best thing about the Archibald Prize really, is that it gets all artists in the public eye. Today is the one day each year artists eclipse sportsmen in the news," she said.
Awarded annually since 1921, the Archibald Prize is one of the country’s most prestigious accolades.
Past winners include Fiona Lowry in 2014 with a portrait of Penelope Siedler, and last year it was taken out by a Nigel Milson with his portrait of barrister Charles Waterstreet.
Finalist submissions this year included portraits of muse and wife of Brett Whitely, Wendy Whitely, artist Ken Done, and Easton Pearson fashion designers Pamela Easton and Lydia Pearson.
830 entries were submitted for the award.
The Packing Room Prize was awarded last week to Betina Fauvel-Ogden for her piece on chef, restaurateur, and Masterchef judge, George Calombaris.
The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes will be exhibited at the Art Gallery of NSW until October 9.After arguing for a bit with my mom and friends, these are some of the arguments they present that I...
After arguing for a bit with my mom and friends, these are some of the arguments they present that I don't have a proper answer to.
All the answers are in THEIR perspective, all this is NOT my opinion.
That Judaism/Christianity came from Islam. One of the reasons was that everyone in the line of Prophets was strong-looking but when they saw Prophet Muhammad as he was skinny/pretty, they refused to believe he was the chosen one.
When asked about two women witnesses are required in place of one man witness: That I'm too young to understand this statement yet, and when girls get older society can coerce them very easily (blackmail) compared to men. And that's also what the prophet meant when he said "women's mind is deficient in intelligence"
When asked about why women have to cover up: Because women are made to be beautiful and it's just like the animal kingdom except males are beautiful in the animal kingdom (eg: peacocks) and the hijab is only a preventative measure and is not mandatory, covering up is for men as well as women.
I had this argument a long time ago, my perspective has changed considerably. But my argument back then was that I believe that God is someone who is only kind and merciful. Since he's in control of everything how come he lets bad happen and not only good to happen? It seems like we humans are some crazy experiment to him.
Their argument is that bad only comes from the free will of humans. We're gifted with free will so naturally, people do evil and it's not related to god. It's the consequences of people's actions and why am I only associating bad with god, why not all the good that happens too? and since bad people exist so does hell. good people exist, and so does heaven.
When asked what was the use of prayer/duaa if our fate is already written: It doesn't contain everything about our lives/our fate, it only contains the consequences of the actions we choose to do since we have free will.
That humans aren't born that way, it's a deviation from the natural ways of being a human. Could be a mental disorder, and that society has a considerable influence on your sexuality just like your personality.
In some cases, it's written that she was in fact 18 years old when married. She was married because she was intelligent and learned Quran, and was a good candidate to spread Islam after the prophet's death.
(related to extremism such as honor killing, terrorism): Those extremists are not actual Muslims and are only brainwashed, Allah will punish them for that in some way in the world or in the afterlife.
These are some of the few arguments I need help with and if you could link all the sources you've used I'd be thankful!
EDIT: Thank you so so much for the replies!!!!!! <3 They're helping a lot and I learnt so much!
and there are few more important articles in the "women" section, which are marked as "must-read articles".
Regarding scientific miracles, please counter it with bringing the "Scientific Mistakes in Quran".
(1)The rain model in Muhammad's mind (which also covers the whole Islamic Cosmology).
It may be that some people may find it boring to read about the "rain model". But I can promise you that it is one of the most interesting and important article, which you will enjoy to read with great interest.
(2) Why did the offspring of Adam stay in the'stone age' for 290 thousand years (according to Muslims)?
(3) Meteors hitting the Satans like missiles.
These 2 are very important articles and again you will enjoy reading them.
Please do engage in debates with Muslims, but only after getting enough knowledge.
I'll try to answer some, but take it with salt as I'm not the most knowledgeable person.
Scienctific Miracles. A lot of the science in the Quran is actually false, a lot of the arguments made for it or in support that science supports the Quran are in fact mental gymnastics of people who realized the interpretation contradicted Science. I believe Wikiislam goes through the scientific contradictions and the arguments people make to support the Quran. You can check it out if you'd like. But just to put a simple one, there's a verse in the Quran that state that mountains are placed down by God, which perhaps to someone in the 7th century it would make sense. But in the mordern age we know that mountains are form by the clash of tectonic plates that cause mountains to form. So more accurately it rises from the ground not placed.
Heaven and Hell Gaslighting. Everything comes back to God, didn't he create us in a way where we can do bad? Why only take the good things? Why is it the only thing that comes from him is good? What about cancer, if a child has cancer is it the child's fault that he got cancer or is it God for giving a body that easily got Cancer?
We as humans as a society can accept people's flaws and forgive them for it, if we do bad things to each other. But with Islam, if we simply do the act of not believing we're cursed to eternal hell. Is that fair? Is that just? Even if we do nothing wrong we can still be sent to hell simply because of our beliefs. Our beliefs that affect no one but ourselves. Even then there is no finite crime that deserves an infinite punishment. If we as flawed people can accept each other, why can't God accept our flaws? Our imperfections and forgive us for it? Isn't he the most merciful? Why does he need people to believe in him so he can grant them a ticket to heaven?
Book of Destiny Sure, the book but what about God himself? God is all knowing so shouldn't God know what decisions we would make? What path we will take, it lies in direct contradiction to the whole life is a test argument. Because why would a teacher test their students if they already know, what, why and how they would do the test? Why would a scientist do an experiment knowing what will happen, both process and outcome? De