The New XPS 13 Developer Edition Lands in Europe and United States
Now I know where I will buy my next laptop.
The New XPS 13 Developer Edition Lands in Europe and United States
Now I know where I will buy my next laptop.
La tecnologia è ormai al di là della nostra comprensione come specie. E non è un bene, come racconta Overcomplicated di Samuel Arbesman.
Oh my. I’ve started using Inkscape to review some lecture’s notes and I soon hit Inkscape Bug #485269 – Strange Black Boxes
Those black boxes pop up and do not go away. Learn to make them disappear.
Text become black boxes. As a temporary workaround I exported it as PNG. But that’s annoying, expecially when you read Inkscape FAQ reporting:
When flowed text support was added to Inkscape, it was conformant to the then-current unfinished draft of SVG 1.2 specification (and was always described as an experimental feature). Unfortunately, in further SVG 1.2 drafts, the W3C decided to change the way this feature is specified. Currently SVG 1.2 is still not finished, and as a result, very few SVG renderers currently implement either the old or the new syntax of SVG 1.2 flowed text. So, technically, Inkscape SVG files that use flowed text are not valid SVG 1.1, and usually cause problems (errors or just black boxes with no text).
Oh my! It’s still there after SIX years.
Actually it’s easy when someone explain it.
I found it slightly amusing to have to learn it from a video, just like a rookie
Mathematical Annotation in R | Vistat
Want to write mathematical symbols and expressions in R graphics? You can use an R
expression()
instead of normal text, e.g.plot(1:10, main = expression(alpha + beta))
. Below is a demo that shows you everything about plotting math in R (it was written by the R Core Team; see?plotmath
for details):
demo<span class="p">(</span>plotmath<span class="p">)</span>
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Feds Walk Into a Building, Demand Everyone’s Fingerprints To Open Phones – Slashdot
A good, sound reason to avoid usage of fingerprints instead of passwords.
You won’t access my private data unless I willingfully want it.
Who? SELinux of course!
Mind me, it is a wonderful tool. Tell me I’m old-fashioned, tell me I’m unacknowledged about the security it brings.
This after I just wanted to add a theme to my WordPress inner company blog.
SELinux kept saying something like “I don’t think so!”.
Software libero e linux nella scuola e nella didattica
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