I don't think anyone cares about the "source code" of the document in the future. At least I didn't need to submit it to the university. You just need the PDF to be readable in the future.
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PDF is a binary format that is difficult to parse
depending on whether it needs to be published on doi or whatever
its a very complex format too, perfectly reasonable that published documents shouldn't only be in that
most of those "publishing" websites render from latex into various formats
but yes that study is flawed, because its not users creating their own content
its literally being told to reproduce some document provided to them
which means the whole "speed" thing is kinda moot
because nobody publishes a study which is just plagerism basically lol
* because nobody publishes a study which is just plagiarism basically lol
but it does depend on the complexity of the document, purpose, and where it's going to end up
its literally being told to reproduce some document provided to them
ah, good catch. Yeah, that definitely doesn't test what they were claiming to test then. I also agree with your claims regarding the usefulness of LaTeX when writing math equations. From experience trying to manage complex mathematical equation in Word (or similar document editors) is basically impossible, while in LaTeX, it is incredibly easy (by comparison). While graphs are definitely easier to make in LaTeX and more reproducible, I do wish there were an easier GUI way to create them because trying to figure out Tikz is kind of a pain 😅.
* ah, good catch. Yeah, that definitely doesn't test what they were claiming to test then. I also agree with your claims regarding the usefulness of LaTeX when writing math equations. From experience trying to manage complex mathematical equation in Word (or similar document editors) is basically impossible, while in LaTeX, it is incredibly easy (by comparison). While graphs are definitely easier to make in LaTeX and more reproducible/ editable, I do wish there were an easier GUI way to create them because trying to figure out Tikz is kind of a pain 😅.
dngray
as that last reply pointed out "a two page letter sure", but a 100 page thesis... use latex.
word has got a lot better with math equations, i think it supports latex now too
but back in the day they used to get you to buy mathtype addon
Is anyone else having difficulty connecting to TOR? I am using version 12.5.6 on Windows 11 and have never had any issues connecting to TOR before today (did not try to connect during the last couple of days, though). When I click "Connect", the window says "Establishing a Connection", but no 'status bar' shows up at the top. After some time, I am offered the option to "Try a Bridge", but that doesn't help either. I have no issues connecting on Android.
Is anyone else having difficulty connecting to TOR? I am using version 12.5.6 on Windows 11 and have never had any issues connecting to TOR before today (did not try to connect during the last couple of days, though). When I click "Connect", the window says "Establishing a Connection", but no 'status bar' shows up at the top. After some time, I am offered the option to "Try a Bridge", but that doesn't help either. I have no issues connecting on Android.
Your Guard-Node is the Tor Relay-Node, which you are directly connected to. Guard-nodes are supposed to be swapped out only very rarely and they are usually rather stable. IIRC if you wait long enough Tor Browser should either pic a new Guard node automatically or offer you the option to request a new one.
While this is good news, I’m more concerned that it was even possible to make a release to the general public without first running a VirusTotal.com check. This meant that for an entire weekend users were left in uncertainty. I think that from now on ALL releases should be accompanied by a VirusTotal check, so that anyone downloading the software can see for themselves if any virus checker flags it, (at least at the time of its release).
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prolly cuz I was just running it in windows sandbox XD
kdebacon! Sorry, could have checked torproject.org myself :D. But just came across a reddit as well discussing the issue. I guess I'll just wait a bit and see if they distribute an update? Or maybe it'll be unflagged? o.O
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you should be able to update the definitions from windows update
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