One of our New Year’s resolutions here at Stack Exchange is to take a hard look at our user experience. As the network has grown and our audience expanded, the system has grown with it – but there are some rough edges in places that can use a bit of smoothing. You’ll be seeing a lot of improvements over the next few months, but today I’d like to announce the first bit of polish: built-in profile pictures.
We have used Gravatar to let you manage your profile picture since roughly six to eight weeks before Stack Overflow entered beta. Gravatar is a wonderful service that lets you use a con …
We occasionally get spam in the suggested edits like the following:
The entire post has been defaced and replaced with spam. This is not an isolated occurrence; here are more examples: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. All of them have the same characteristics:
Not a single word that can be found in the Eng...
The answer of @R.M. already explains the essence of the problem. You can streamline the process of removing the Combinatorica from the $ContextPath by loading it via
Block[{$ContextPath}, Needs["Combinatorica`"]]
(or use Get intead of Needs, although Needs is a preferred way to load a package...
