Hacking the #RaspberryPi UCTRONICS Robot Car with JupyterHub
https://ericgoebelbecker.com/hacking-the-uctronics-robot-car-prepping-for-hacks/
Couple finds more than 66 bottles of Prohibition-era whiskey hidden in the walls of their New York home https://abc11.com/food/prohibition-era-whiskey-found-hidden-in-walls-of-ny-home/8297323/ #food&drinknewyorkhistorywhiskeyalcohol
December is here and that means so is CS Ed Week! We, the friendly coders at Replit, hope to celebrate student creativity with brand new projects created for CS Ed Week:
Build your own Python-powered mixtape website (using Replit Database + Spotify API)
Step-by-step Mixtape tutorial for students
Join us on Thursday December 10th for live feedback on projects worldwide
Join the conversation with teachers, students, and the Replit team on our CS Ed Week slack channel (#csedweek2020)
Share your projects on Twitter: @replit @spotify #CSEdWeek
Participate in Advent of Code with our helpful starter templates
Or try one of these projects on your own:
Create a game with PyGame
Create a Pinterest-style simple Pinboard
Create a media player with Replit Audio
More projects on Code with Replit
Introducing: Fund Your App
Vote for the mobile phone apps you desire to see working on the #librem5 phone!
https://puri.sm/fund-your-app/
"Fund Your App is a great way to show how far we have come with the Librem 5 and PureOS, it also allows people to vote on what is our app development priority."
2020-12-07 - Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 'thank you' tour of UK on Royal Train, in pictures
- #BestPhotographsOfTheDay #bestphotosoftheday #best #photos #images #pictures #foto #photo #photography #photograph #todayinpicture #pictureoftheday #newsphotography #worldnews https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e105a603c22940ae14819a2b4685f3ade4a
Debian 11 “Bullseye” Installer Adds Support for Pinebook Pro, Other ARM Devices
https://9to5linux.com/debian-11-bullseye-installer-adds-support-for-pinebook-pro-other-arm-devices
#Debian #PinebookPro #Debian11 #DebianBullseye #DebianInstaller
LaTeX and Overleaf – Changing the compiler
https://personaljournal.ca/paulsutton/latex-and-overleaf-changing-the-compiler
This question came up on IRC so i made this to help others.
Uranium Plutonuim Plus Damage https://diode.zone/videos/watch/fa87f5ff-6d60-4312-bc08-3f2ac6c674a0
uranium Plus damage https://diode.zone/videos/watch/50a14afe-2fa2-4497-a5fb-149b770456f7
Plutonium Plus Damage https://diode.zone/videos/watch/c1665298-37f2-47dd-8fb6-2b112fc56349
Welcome to democracy.town, a new instance on Mastodon for progressives and allies.
Our previous instance was resistance.social, which we created as an alternative to Twitter for The Resistance earlier this year. We joined Mastodon in February, 2019 on another instance.
Most of us have known each other for 4 years. We also have met many new friends along the way whom we value highly.
If you have questions or need help, please tag me or one of our moderators. You can also see https://democracy.town/about for more information.
It's time to move on to having fun, helping people be active in their communities, and helping others vote.
- Tony, instance administrator
All we need to do now is get spacex and nasa on the fediverse so posts can be 'official' :)
@zleap Hi Paul, I hope you don't mind if I hijack this post a bit to plug a similar tool (though it's not collaborative in the same way as Overleaf) called RMarkdown! It has nearly all the features of LaTeX (since it compiles to LaTeX as an intermediate file type) but works with R to allow for seamless integration of code, typesetting, and reproducible data analysis, via loading R-Scripts. It also gets rid of a lot of the annoying markup syntax (\begin{} etc.) in most typical use cases(though they are still usable if necessary).
For anybody who's a fan of LaTeX, I HEAVILY suggest looking at this tool, and similar ones for languages like Julia's Weave etc. In RMarkdown specifically, you can also mix multiple languages into a single RMarkdown file that runs analysis and compiles your document!
Here's a link to the documentation and overview of the tool, and I've also included a Github link to a thesis template I wrote a while back to make it much easier to automate the figure making and typesetting process, in case anybody is interested!
https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/
https://rstudio.github.io/reticulate/articles/r_markdown.html
Debian Installer Bullseye Alpha 3 release https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2020/12/msg00001.html
"A new home for Debian in the Mastodon / ActivityPub fediverse: follow @debian (and possible future moves)" by Laura Arjona Reina https://larjona.wordpress.com/2019/07/27/a-new-home-for-debian-in-the-mastodon-activitypub-fediverse-follow-debianframapiaf-org-and-possible-future-moves/
I haven't forgot about https://fedidb.org!
Will be launching the public beta later this month 😉 #fedidb #activitypub #federation
Subscribing to a PeerTube account from Mastodon is really easy!
✅ You can follow a PeerTube account from Mastodon by searching for their username and clicking the follow icon. Here's how:
1️⃣ On PeerTube, go to the account's page and click on the clipboard icon next to the user's name.
2️⃣ On Mastodon, paste the username into the search box and press enter. In the search results, click the follow button next to the username you want to follow.
You can discover interesting accounts to follow on Mastodon and the rest of the Fediverse at:
➡️ @FediFollows
You can watch interesting videos from across the Fediverse at:
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