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12:39 AM
@yo' It would sound weirdly old-fashioned to describe those as 'jellies' - maybe in a Dickens novel, some elderly person might have such things - but 'jelly babies' would be fine. OK, they are bears, but I guess cubs are also 'babies' and I think the sweets involved are basically the same thing. But somebody else might disagree with my linguistic intuitions here!
 
 
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Q: I need to cite a classical author

Carolina Lastra ZuluagaI have a problem with my [TeXshop] and my bibliography. I need to cite a classical author, concrete Plinio el viejo, but when I compile my tex the biblio say el viejo, Plinio. Someone know what can I for solve it? I use the biblatex package.

Don't we already have about a dozen of the same question? I think the duping rate needs to raise a little bit.
 
 
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9:07 AM
@Canageek oooh :)
 
9:40 AM
Hallo TeX-LaTeX friends! Just a curiosity... why did nobody comment here: meta.tex.stackexchange.com/a/3428/101651 or here: meta.tex.stackexchange.com/a/3429/101651?
 
@CarLaTeX I have no idea!
 
@PauloCereda It's strange... all the other answers of the poll have comments... I think these two ones could be interesting because sometimes there are gorgeous answers/questions with few votes...
 
10:24 AM
@CarLaTeX The thread is very, very long and the format is not exactly suitable for a poll, so my guess is that those questions got buried in a sea of entries, so it drew little to no attention. Besides, the thread is old, and the community was smaller back then...
 
@PauloCereda Yes, I, too, think that the thread is too long... however those two topics deserve a discussion... I'll suggest the OPs to create separate question.
 
10:41 AM
@CarLaTeX :)
 
10:55 AM
@CarLaTeX probably because no one saw it, but having looked I don't understand that meta question or that specific non-answer at all, what are you supposed to comment or vote on?
 
@JosephWright I was under the impression that Meta questions tagged are automatically put under attention of the Powers.
 
@DavidCarlisle I don't know if I have correctly understood, I think that you could indicate in a comment the question/answer you prefer, regardless of the votes that it received
 
@egreg They do check them from time to time
 
@JosephWright Well, @yo' asked something similar almost two years ago, with no reaction: meta.tex.stackexchange.com/questions/6005/…
@JosephWright Not to mention meta.tex.stackexchange.com/questions/5978/… (which I hadn't seen)
 
@egreg I'll prod the Powers
 
11:06 AM
@CarLaTeX I don't understand the question well enough to have an opinion on the answer
 
@JosephWright It's not a trifle: it invalidates code and answers. :(
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@DavidCarlisle I asked the OPs to post a new different question, maybe they'll clarify...
 
@egreg Escalated
 
yo'
11:25 AM
@egreg indeed. And it does so completely silently... :(
 
11:38 AM
Short off-topic question to the radio listeners out there: Is Cheap Thrills by Sia played in the plain version, or as the Sean Paul remix?
 
 
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4:24 PM
@DavidCarlisle Thanks for the very quick help.
@DavidCarlisle I wasn't aware that there are sp many packages that you made.
@DavidCarlisle sp --> so
 
4:41 PM
@Dr.ManuelKuehner and @egreg will confirm there is not a bug in any of them.
 
4:58 PM
is there a key you can hit in texmaker that removes your ability to type/edit a document? I ask because all of a sudden it isn't letting me type at all.
refreshing did work, thankfully, but just out of curiousity.
 
 
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6:08 PM
@Johannes_B -- i'm sure there are quite a few questions that might be duplicates, but i looked quite hard and couldn't find one, so since that question has a decent answer, i put it into the often referenced questions list so that others, when found, can be easily cited as dupes (or, if better examples, replace this entry).
 
6:26 PM
@barbarabeeton Ok, thanks.
 
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Q: Decrease horizontal space in enumitem lists

murrayTo subdivide longer proofs of theorems, I use two list environments defined using enumitem: pfsteps for numbered steps and pfparts for labeled parts. Horizontal space problems 1) In the pfsteps enumerate list, there seems to be a bit too much horizontal space after the colon that follows the s...

^^^^ @Johannes_B -- i'm now looking for a dupe of this one. i know there's at least one, but nothing in the "often reference questions". but it's a slog ... this is explained (with suggestions) in the ams author faq, but i'd rather reference a "local" answer than just point to that.
 

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