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by tapia 6y ago
You know that Drew is the maintainer of sway, right? I don't think switching to Windows is an option here :P
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by tapia 7y ago
You can access the filesystem of the DPT-RP1 via wifi, bluetooth or USB. There is a nice python library to do all that [1]. [1] https://github.com/janten/dpt-rp1-py
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by tapia 7y ago
The only thing that holds me from considering buying the remarkable is its size. If they would offer a 13 inch version, then I would consider doing that. Right now I am super happy with my sunny DPT-RP1.
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by tapia 7y ago
It does that since the last software update ;)
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by tapia 7y ago
Meanwhile at the NSA: "The plan worked perfectly! Now they are disabling the security patches willingly. Everyone, back to work!" (:
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by tapia 7y ago
I understand that this might be a problem for some people. But I actually prefer to use my Kindle to read e-books. I actually like the rather minimalistic approach the DPT-RP1 has. It does one thing, and it does it great (for me at least).
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by tapia 7y ago
I was thinking about buying it, because the stylus seemed to be much better than the one from the Sony DPT-RP1. However, I decided to buy the DPT-RP1 mainly for its size (13" is just perfect to read papers and taking notes!). The writi
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by tapia 7y ago
And make a gnome core app with GTK3? That would pretty cool :)
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by tapia 7y ago
The parent comment mentions also additional effects like increased immunity.
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by tapia 7y ago
Of course they don't do that. However, that is certainly not the reason why the relations are so bad. The US government has absolutely no problem in having very good relations with government/regimes that do those things and worse
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by tapia 7y ago
Maybe try Ubuntu phone? [1] It is an officially supported device of UBports. [1] https://ubports.com/de_DE/devices/promoted-devices
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by tapia 7y ago
Not like the US government is any better right now
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by tapia 7y ago
Have you tried python-occ? http://www.pythonocc.org/
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by tapia 7y ago
Maybe you can do this with gl2ps [1]. You can read the STL file with python-occ [2] and then export it to vector format (it uses gl2ps for this). [1] http://geuz.org/gl2ps/ [2] http://www.pythonocc.org/
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by tapia 7y ago
It is not about the table, but the placing of the table. If you want a table that spans both columns in a double column document, it is annoying to do it in word, while in LaTeX it is as easy as \begin{table*}. Creating a content of a table
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by tapia 7y ago
Well, although I personally use LaTeX for almost everything I write (I also use markdown for simple things sometimes), It is clear for me that (1) not everyone who has to write documents has the time to learn LaTeX and (2) that there are so
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by tapia 7y ago
Reducing LaTeX to the look of the equations it produces clearly misses the point. I use LaTeX because it just formats everything correctly. Inserting figures or tables in word can be one of the most frustrating tasks I can do. Every little
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by tapia 8y ago
I already implement most of the points mentioned there. The most useful (and new) tip for me was however the rasterization part. I normally like to have pdf figures for my LaTeX papers, but last time I had some graphics with some thousands
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by tapia 8y ago
Shouldn't it have convinced you to switch to Viridis instead?
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by tapia 8y ago
I use this software at work and can say that it is in active development (last version: 20180528 (Arch Linux)... that means just a couple of days ago). But my favorite part of F*EX is the sharing of versioned file archives ( https:/&#x
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by tapia 9y ago
I came 4 years ago to Germany to do my PhD at a University and even here I can feel the rigidity in the integration of new technologies. You might expect that at least in universities they would be more flexible about which tools you use, b
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by tapia 9y ago
What makes this a MacBook Stand and not a general notebook stand for any other 13" notebook?
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by tapia 9y ago
It is just nice to see how the creator of the image just loved to see his work being used there and did not instantly think about suing the band. Not something you would expect to happen nowadays.
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by tapia 9y ago
That seems like the standard approach to linux ports these days :P
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by tapia 9y ago
I suppose there won't be any Linux version?...
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by tapia 9y ago
The AUR only defines rules for installing certain packages, the program itself would still need to be downloaded from Intel. That is how it's done with the MKL package [1] and other proprietary software. [1] https://aur.arch
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by tapia 9y ago
Wow! How did I never hear of this?! There should be a Package in the AUR (Arch User Repository) for this.
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by tapia 9y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer! I think now I could give better arguments for my cause of installing Linux. ;) Edit: So, I would only need to configure realmd [0] do the trick? [0] https://www.freedesktop.org/software/r
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Ask HN: Are there any security issues when connecting linux to ActiveDirectory?
2 points by tapia 9y ago|2 comments
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by tapia 10y ago
Am I the only one who is still waiting for tablets/e-readers to use Mirasol technology [0]? --- [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interferometric_modulator_disp...

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