red_trumpet

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by red_trumpet 7y ago
Well, HTTPS could still be man-in-the-middled, right? I am not really informed, but I would not be surprised if some ISPs are even recognized as certificate authorities.
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
If they raise prices, someone else could locally open up a new coworking space with lower prices. The lack of advantage to costumers, which is your first point, means that customers go to the cheaper place. So the economics of scale (suppos
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
But what if the request is genuine?
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
Used in that way, it still uses pdflatex, which sucks if you have Unicode symbols (even Umlauts äöü are complicated...). Though latexmk can easily be configured to use xelatex with the -xelatex flag.
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
I think the favorites are xelatex and lualatex. I normally use xelatex, because it handles Unicode well and can use otf or ttf fonts. Not sure about lualatex, but I heard it's nice to have Lua as a Scripting Backend.
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
That's not true, big-O notation (also called Landau symbols) was used as early as 1894 by Paul Bachmann ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation )
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by red_trumpet 7y ago
Yeah, how can they force her to testify if that would mean incriminating herself? Though I'm not a lawyer, this seems to contradict my idea of a [Rechtsstaat]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rechtsstaat?wprov=sfla1 )
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by red_trumpet 8y ago
> A unit is an operation you can apply multiple times and get back to the starting point, for example multiplication by 1 or -1. Nope. That is an idempotent[1], or a root of unity , i.e. x^n = 1 for some n >= 0. A unit is something w