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Push comes to shove
Have finally thrown up my hands and begun to prepare my home desktop computer for Windows 7, and like all donkeys I’m doing it because of the carrot and the stick. The stick is the fact that our school’s computers, … Continue reading
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Fun with Google translate
entertaining machine translation Continue reading
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Congratulations to Lydia!
My MA student Lydia Lin successfully completed her thesis defense on Friday (4/26); good job! Now to get those revisions in.
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UTF-8 and utf8: Another piece of the puzzle
A case where UTF-8 and utf8 in perl made an important difference. Continue reading
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Han Suyin (1916?-2012)
One notice that I missed earlier this year was the death of Han Suyin (Han Suyin Dies; Wrote Sweeping Fiction. The New York Times 5 Nov. 2012). The Times writer notes some of the criticism directed at Han, but closes … Continue reading
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et al.+++
Aubert, B., M. Bona, Y. Karyotakis, J. P. Lees, V. Poireau, E. Prencipe, X. Prudent, V. Tisserand, J. Garra Tico, E. Grauges, L. Lopez, A. Palano, M. Pappagallo, G. Eigen, B. Stugu, L. Sun, G. S. Abrams, M. Battaglia, D. … Continue reading
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Backing up and recovering Endnote libraries
I try to back up every file that gets changed in my working directory every day or two. This is not a problem except for one program: Endnote, still my main bibliography manager. Unlike 99% of all programs, even if … Continue reading
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I take Mag XJ700T for a ride
It’s the long good-bye for my 17″ MAG XJ700T monitor. Continue reading
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Spam storm
In the last week I’ve gotten over three thousand spam comments, and I’m now averaging several hundred a day. This is way too much for me to cope with, so I’ve turned off comments to all posts. I’ve never had … Continue reading
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Stupid programming tricks: #1
how to redirect messages and errors from your perl script to a file in the same order that they appear on your screen. Continue reading
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