Comment Re: same same. (Score 1) 221
You'll find most recommendations to newbies are for Ubuntu or Mint.
If you've never tried, you don't really know how much "twiddling" you'll have to do (prediction: not much).
You'll find most recommendations to newbies are for Ubuntu or Mint.
If you've never tried, you don't really know how much "twiddling" you'll have to do (prediction: not much).
Something I learned from the basecamp people: Private offices are a big of a logistic problem when your headcount varies, you want to rearrange things, etc.
Here's what they did. IMHO, second only to my own home office on the appeal scale.
even the top end cars are not that impressive quality-wise if you've attended an auto show recently.
Can you please elaborate on this? I'm wondering how you can tell. I've heard this from a few mechanics - that cars are now designed to last just past their warranty. Disappointing.
Am I the only one who sees in this trend just a huge explosion of single-use containers going right to the landfill?
Really cool in-browser visualizer of 5 different algorithms for solving this problem...
I'm showing 129MB, and slowly climbing - for several minutes now. Weird. Memory leak?
I can't believe you just typed that in. Maybe I'm missing a MathML extension or something. Either way, here it is typeset, if anybody's interested.
http://bit.ly/2lm0Da8
Erich, the Quadratic Formula is absolutely magic. I could convince you of that magic in a way you'd never forget, if you had a few hours.
More importantly, I'd ask you what about maths you were interested in learning - the exact opposite approach to the forced, institutionalized education that everybody but the students has been so enamored with for 100+ years.
Hold on to the root.