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This is an incomplete collection of tools to perform some transformations such from and to HTML, TXT, [latex]LaTeX[/latex] and markdown.
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My server's OS is an Archlinux, and I want to pratic a DHCP server set up both in IP v4 and IPv6
The dependencies may already be install. It only consits of dhcp, as explained …
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Read MoreThe situation is the following: I need to downgrade the boost package from the version 1.56 to 1.55. The dedicated page on the arch wiki suggest several solutions. The one I chose is using the AUR package downgrader . Its usage is really intuitive:
downgrader -l <package_name> |
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Evaluation of occupation type over a grid (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
For some application, it is usefull to evaluate some physical value over a grid. For each dimension of the grid, the order of magnitude to use is not obvious.Watch movie online The Transporter Refueled (2015)
the function …
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I want to retrieve the binary representation (as a string of 0 and 1) of an IPv4 address ( human readable string representation) using only R functions.
The following steps and functions can be used:
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| separate each octet | strsplit(x, split=”[.]”) |
| convert integer to … |
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As many people writing using efficient tools, I use [latex]LaTeX[/latex]. I divide my work in chapters, each chapter being written in separate .tex file[1. as explained in wikibooks]. I need an efficient way …
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