Just a quick question for current Phoenix users — how is the multiple monitor performance? By that I mean a situation where I'm going from just the MacBook screen to three monitors on one desk to four monitors on…
The Wireless Emergency Alerts system (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_Emergency_Alerts) dates back to 2006, but it is quite plausible that the backend this interface controls predates that if it was originally a…
Then why make opting-out of telemetry consent so obtuse?
A full set boolean queries, while useful for specifying a query, are likely far too computationally expensive at scale. The reason you don't see most major search engines abandon them is because the resources are better…
Us foreign English-speakers, on occasion, do watch good movies. It's okay.
Good data, but I wish they would have rendered these tables using HTML. Not fun typing these out myself to search.
I just installed brew on a brand-new El Capitan install with 0 problems.
The answer is a resounding 'no'. Typesetting is something that is nearly completely done by InDesign at large shops — the advantages of LaTeX just aren't appreciable when laying out photo-heavy books that use layouts…
Just a quick question for current Phoenix users — how is the multiple monitor performance? By that I mean a situation where I'm going from just the MacBook screen to three monitors on one desk to four monitors on…
The Wireless Emergency Alerts system (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_Emergency_Alerts) dates back to 2006, but it is quite plausible that the backend this interface controls predates that if it was originally a…
Then why make opting-out of telemetry consent so obtuse?
A full set boolean queries, while useful for specifying a query, are likely far too computationally expensive at scale. The reason you don't see most major search engines abandon them is because the resources are better…
Us foreign English-speakers, on occasion, do watch good movies. It's okay.
Good data, but I wish they would have rendered these tables using HTML. Not fun typing these out myself to search.
I just installed brew on a brand-new El Capitan install with 0 problems.
The answer is a resounding 'no'. Typesetting is something that is nearly completely done by InDesign at large shops — the advantages of LaTeX just aren't appreciable when laying out photo-heavy books that use layouts…