kern

Two commands I used all throughout my thesis are: \def \rV#1{\hbox{$#1$\kern-0.38em\lower0.85em\hbox{$\vec{}\,$}}\,} and \def \Vec#1{\hbox{$#1$\kern-1.0em\lower0.4em\hbox{${\scriptstyle \rightarrow }$}}} These won't work in MathJax (understandably).

This is the Central Valley Project that ships water from the Trinity all the way to Kern County.

The problem is that, maddeningly, they chose to have non-math commands like kern and lower work exclusively in math mode, and not outside one like in a hbox.

Therefore, if you change your second command to something like this: $a \kern-1em\lower0.4em\hbox{$\scriptstyle \rightarrow$}$ then it will work in MathJax.

Of course, this would then break in regular TeX because you're not supposed to use kern and lower in math mode.

The southern part has a dramatic gradient from somewhat dry in Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties to extremely dry in Kern County.

The kern.maxfiles sysctl value can go to the upwards of hundreds of thousands, if I recall correctly.

As a side note, I doubt you're aware of the fact that Kern County alone is responsible for 10% of U.

Tulare Lake, once the largest body of fresh water west of the Mississippi, was right in the middle of the driest parts of Kern and Tulare counties.

Yep, I was grabbing `src` instead of `src/sys/kern/kern_fork.c`.

The hwpmc support Brendan's using here is in stock FreeBSD, but the default callchain capture depth is only 8 frames in FreeBSD 10.0, so you'd want to set in loader.conf: kern.hwpmc.callchaindepth=32 The default is 32 in FreeBSD-Current and the upcoming 10.1 release.

I don't know this kernel at all but it seems like something like this should be in sys/kern/kern_fork.c pr->ps_tame = parent->ps_tame Otherwise tamed processes could just fork a process to do things they've declared that they won't do.

The error: "Unable to find Mach task port for process-id 13942: (os/kern) failure (0x5).

It was, for example, where I learned what an "em" is, the difference between a hyphen and an em-dash, what a kern is, what italic correction is, what leading is, and on and on.