Binary package hint: gpodder
Someone from my local team lost his podcasts subscriptions when upgrading in Natty. He talked to the upstream and:
17:08 <slestak> i worked with thomas perl in #gpodder and there is a known db migration bug in 2.11 (what installed from repo on natty) that is not present in 2.13 (current)
Debian has 2.13 in wheezy, which should fix this issue.
@lazyPower I heard a talk from the matplotlib developer, explaining himself about choosing that name (so he should). Said it was the only thing he could come up with that returned no google results
good idea ↑
The rubbish name doesn't seem to have affected the libraries popularity, so maybe it doesn't matter
@JorgeCastro for something that needs a freeze exception, ubuntu-release should be subscribed, and the bug changed to have the information required by the FreezeExceptionProcess page
then subscribe ubuntu-sponsors to get the sync through once there's an ACK from -release
A Bachelor of Science (Bc., B.S., BS, B.Sc. or BSc; less commonly, S.B. or Sc.B. from the Latin Scientiæ Baccalaureus) is an undergraduate academic degree awarded for completed courses that generally last three to five years (see below).
International differences
Australia
In Australia, the BSc is a 3 year degree, offered from 1st year on. A fourth (Honours) year or an MSc is then required to progress on to PhD.
Continental Europe
Many universities in Europe are changing their systems into the BA/MA system, and in doing so also offering the full equivalent of a B.Sc. or M.Sc.
Commonwe...
@JorgeCastro gnome-shell didn't run (started with a tiny dialog "could not update .ICEauthority file"), ppa-purge left ~80 packages from the ppa, so maybe you should make your warning two points larger :D
I wanted to invite someone to Careers 2.0, but I can't find my invites anywhere:
According to this answer, they should be "in the menu on the profile page, right above the messages link" - but I don't see them.
well the user has to have his own certificate, you can get one for free at cacert.org (needless to say, their root cert is not included in major browser distributions, so websites still show a warning)