@Canageek I'm flying often with Lufthansa. That's mainly because I work for that airline. But I preferred it also before, as it was always a good experience. I only considered other airlines from price perspective.
@Canageek As they are big and not a cheap airline, they can afford good service, well trained crew, rather new airplanes (I suppose this only) and good places at airport terminals.
Like an expensive cruise ship comes to the city center but a cheap one anchors outside or in an industry port nearby and transports passengers with bus to the town :-)
Apropos cruise ships! Lufthansa has a lot of own knowhow regarding technology which they also bring outside. I'm working for the business unit which designs and implements networks for cruise ships (and we did a lot of ships, currently I'm involved in 4 such projects). And, for example, two cruise lines currently build a new maritime operation center with support from Lufthansa because of their safety knowledge. I cannot think of such with other, "cheaper" airlines.
THERE IS A NEW BOOK GOING TO BE RELEASED VERY SOON WHICH WILL BE ON THE PSEUDO-HERMITIAN EFFECTS ON HUMAN BEINGS,IT AND SINCE IT WILL BE PRINTED IN TWO COLOURS (RED & BLACK),ALL STUDENTS OF CLASS 11(SCIENCE) WILL BE DEEPLY INTERESTED TO STUDY PHYSICS ONCE THEY READ THIS NEW BOOK,HOWEVER IF ANY ST...
@Johannes_B btw, he's got a funny nickname. "Tomáš Zato" is hardly his true name, since "to máš za to" means something like "you deserved this" in a very negative and rude tone.
@Johannes_B not at all! Escaping combined letters in listings is tricky and quite special. However, I agree with closing as OT. Yet it gets a +1 from me since it's a proper question :)
@yo' Plus one from me as well. OT seems better, as it really was faulty input. But on the other hand, a good place to look that up would be table 17 in symbols-a4 ;-)
@yo' There are so many literates, that i simply overlooked the faulty one at first. Had to look up the accent myself first, found only \aa in lshort and searched in latex.ltx -> \def \aa {\r a}
@yo' Ah, one sound/syllable. But now i realize, for the first time in my life, that the german language as well has constructs with three letters and no vowel inbetween.
@Johannes_B (I could have posted it to the forum, you you would have seen it too, I just chose the front page) perhaps follow the blog and news aggregator texample.net/community to see more what happens
I would like to have a way for people to download an article from my document, and I thought that using the hyperref package would help, so I changed my bibtex entry to:
@article{Aragon:2015,
Author = {Cuba Ramos, Aurelia and \underline{A. M. Arag{\'o}n} and Soghrati, Soheil and Geubelle, Ph...
@Johannes_B I'm not really sure what to do about those. As you can see from the chatlog to the bibliography question, it wasn't a straightforward route to a solution, so I don't know what to write in an answer. It could turn into a short guide for using BibTeX ... For the Matlab question, I'm tempted to say close as duplicate of the one I linked to.
@PauloCereda So far, I have been banned 5 times from chat. And they have sent me 2 emails because I said inappropriate things in chat. =) But it's OK. All that matters now is that I get well. I have not been working for 8 years because of my mental illness...
@TorbjørnT. We need some kind of extra tag, in german i would say Ich kann mich nicht um ales kümmern which somehow translate to i can't keep track of everything.
@PauloCereda I LIKE avoiding them as then you have to take off your shoes and go through x-ray scanners, which you don't inside Canada. I'm hoping Europe doesn't make me do that.
@JasperLoy true, and because there were introductory LaTeX books at other publishers, they may not have been interested in another one anyway, despite that there's development
@DavidCarlisle Odd, both Kayak and Expedia are listing them as the cheapest round trip from Vancouver or Seattle to Krakow, and then Prague back to the same.
@JosephWright What is the point of changing the formatting of the author list, if ACS is just going to relay things out themselves?
I find it cool that a question I asked THREE YEARS AGO just got a new and useful answer.
@Canageek Had some feedback from a user: one of the editorial offices would not take the submission without this change, so I decided to fix generally
@Canageek People get quite a lot of referee comments about formatting that I know will be fixed by the typesetters, but to get through the authors have to fix!
@Canageek yes well transatlantic fare structure is rather different, within Europe the market is skewed by carriers like easyjet and ryan air, that are usually far cheaper, but offer somewhat more basic service and often fly to less convenient smaller airports
Some alternative examples made with tcboxmath, ams equation|gather|align|... tcolorbox environments:
\documentclass[letterpaper]{article}
\usepackage{lmodern}
\usepackage{amssymb,mathtools}
\usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}
\tcbset{colback=white,colframe=black}
\begin{document}
With \texttt{tcboxm...
@DavidCarlisle Well, I'll take $1407 to go round trip to Europe! I'd LIKE cheaper, but hey. I'm going to talk to a travel agent tonight to see if they can beat the websites.
@JosephWright I think when you have a program who's only purpose is to do version control and it needs an entire book, I think something has gone wrong.....
@DavidCarlisle What is blowing my mind is how TINY everything is. I mean, From Krakow I could be in France in 15 hours. That is the other side of freaking Europe!
@DavidCarlisle It was tempting to say screw central Europe and go to France and Western Germany and trace the path some of my relatives did in WWI and II
@DavidCarlisle HOLY COW. Their WHOLE COUNTRY is smaller then the province I grew up in, which is not one of hte larger ones. Heck, they are probably smaller then SOUTHERN Ontario, the part people live in.
@DavidCarlisle At least it is bigger then Vancouver Island. (One of my coworkers is from and island nation that is smaller then a lot of our 'small islands')
@DavidCarlisle Well, we ARE technically part of your empire still (As a Dominion). You had to ask our permission to change the succession rules! (Which I'd noticed at the Canadian War Museum a few years before, and remarked that it would be cool if that happened, but probably never would)
@JosephWright Bit later then that; I forget the name and my google-fu is failing me, but it was a decolonization bit just after WWI that set that up.
@JosephWright It made explicit thanks to the aid (Read: Saving Britain's bacon) that them and a few other colonies sent during the war. (Canada's initial volunteer rush was larger then the UK's 1914 standing army)
@JosephWright (When did Canada become a country is a standard high school essay question with dozens of answers ranging well over 100 years apart....)
Something i found on the LyX homepage. didn't know that before, but i wish that all people posting online would adhere to those simple rules. albion.com/netiquette
while connected to the chat on my laptop the other day (macbook pro, snow leopard, firefox), the format of the chat room suddenly changed from the "usual" format, with forward/back pointers and a list of miscellaneous stuff on the right, to a very "depleted" format with only bands the full width ...
well, i have failed to get any useful help on that question, and i am about to leave for a week. i will follow the goings-on here, but will be unlikely to be able to participate. have a good week, guys.
@JosephWright no difference really (it doesn't actually copy anything) so whether it's a copy of the repository or a name for that snapshot is just a point of view.
@JosephWright you can call it a directory if you like, and by default if you check it out it will check out to a directory but svn copy is an atomic operation that just saves an internal identifier, it doesn't involve storage proportional to the size of the repository.
@DavidCarlisle Doesn't seem to match up with my experience: if you have the entire repo checked out you have lots of directories, each of which contains files
@DavidCarlisle Then again, been a while since I did it
@JosephWright yes but you don't have to check out a tag, if you check out the head and a tagged copy then it's really two copies in your checkout, but svn copy just makes an internal identifier and doesn't copy anything, it's like ln -s
@Argo my guess would be that \InputIfFileExists has changed.
@DavidCarlisle -- it probably is, but i can't figure out how to get out of it. i certainly didn't get into it intentionally, but the state it shifted into all by itself was even worse, and i think i did try clicking on a "mobile" button to get out of that. if someone can tell me where i can find out how to reset it, i'll be immensely grateful.
@DavidCarlisle -- i do find a "menu", but no option "full site" that i remember seeing. i will try again when i'm in the same place as the laptop. thanks. (i've confessed this before -- i don't coexist well with guis. give me a nice clear command line, and a way to look for things myself, and i'll be just fine. i even hate my "smart phone" that keeps telling me "37 apps running secretly". yeccchhhh!)
@Argo Redefine \InputIfFileExists yourself to the original form, then if you really want to alter it after loading scrfile to include both sets of changes
@Argo It depends, you could just hack the test not to warn. but perhaps you need the warning. Some package thought it worth testing that command has not been changed, and memoir changed it so it may be the package does not work with memoir
scrlfile
Package scrlfile mostly gives powers to package authors, but a normal user can take advantage of this package as well.
Suppose you want to run some code, but only if a special package is loaded. Or maybe you want to prevent to load this package after all. No problem.
Feature overview
...