Mittwoch, 13. November 2024
Redewendung
diegolego, 06:44h
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Montag, 11. November 2024
BDA
diegolego, 11:27h
Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, ob ich das schon gepostet habe, aber der Kerl von Dustups hat den Kerl von Ghost Town Living besucht: I Went to Ghost Town Living to Fight Flooding
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Sonntag, 10. November 2024
Punk Roll
diegolego, 08:07h
Henry Rollins ist ja bekannt für seine umfangreiche Plattensammlung. Seine Liste The 20 best punk albums.
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Freitag, 25. Oktober 2024
Security Warning
diegolego, 09:35h
Security Warning -- You have arrived at this page in an unauthorized manner.
Auf dieser Seite bin ich angekommen und finde es so absurd, daß ich es poste.
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Donnerstag, 24. Oktober 2024
der Weg ist das Ziel
diegolego, 06:21h
Back-on-Track.eu
European network to promote cross-border trains.
Bring the night trains back on track!
European network to promote cross-border trains.
Bring the night trains back on track!
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Freitag, 18. Oktober 2024
piktopost
diegolego, 07:24h
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Freitag, 11. Oktober 2024
latex indexing
diegolego, 10:56h
Did you ever do an index for a book?
If not then these might be helpful:
Indexes a chapter from The Chicago Manual of Style
wikibooks indexing
Most important are probably these usages:
\index{hello}
\index{hello!Peter}
\index{Jenny|textbf}
\index{Quantum Mechanics|(}
\index{Quantum Mechanics|)}
\index{pdf|see{probability density function}}
It is advisable to use singular terms, except e.g. "correlations".
And only to index established appreviations, otherwise to use see-reference.
Update (22.10.2024): I want to have persons in italic and am using:
Christopher Alexander\index{Alexander, Christopher@\textit{Alexander, Christopher}}
If not then these might be helpful:
Indexes a chapter from The Chicago Manual of Style
wikibooks indexing
Most important are probably these usages:
\index{hello}
\index{hello!Peter}
\index{Jenny|textbf}
\index{Quantum Mechanics|(}
\index{Quantum Mechanics|)}
\index{pdf|see{probability density function}}
It is advisable to use singular terms, except e.g. "correlations".
And only to index established appreviations, otherwise to use see-reference.
Update (22.10.2024): I want to have persons in italic and am using:
Christopher Alexander\index{Alexander, Christopher@\textit{Alexander, Christopher}}
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Donnerstag, 19. September 2024
guardian
diegolego, 12:53h
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Freitag, 13. September 2024
zusammenhangsless
diegolego, 10:50h
Science has a short-term memory problem
Scientists are trapped in an endless loop of grant applications. How can we set them free?
Scientists are trapped in an endless loop of grant applications. How can we set them free?
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Mittwoch, 11. September 2024
namesat
diegolego, 07:56h
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