We weren’t doing any ressource extensive computations with Matlab, mainly just for teaching FEM, as we’ve had an extensive collection of scripts for that purpose, and pre- and some post processing.

No, I’m not at university anymore.

Cool.

Does Python have the ability to specify loops that should be executed in parallel, as e.g. Matlab uses parfor instead of for?

… ist immer noch die schönste Freude.

350 kW @ 1000 V not 1000 kW.

Annas’s archive, an archive of scientific research articles and books, might be affected as well. As the download is likely a peer to peer torrent type, it is good practice to let (at least 2) others participate by seeding while keeping the own footprint low, to avoid becoming a target of ‘anti piracy’ mafia. Setting the seed ratio to 2.1 in the torrent client does essentially this.

It’s about the current (threat?) of purging Wikipedia from articles not fitting into the MAGA mind, e.g. climate, gender, race and others, as well as ‘cleaning’ the inventory of public libraries accordingly.

It’s either innocently ment to be funny or possibly has a legal backround.

Right above the TOC on their main GitHub page, not in the specific release notes above.

darktable is not a free Adobe® Lightroom® replacement.

Lol

Point.

13th ant 14th Debian testing and stable. By that logic, they should also have split e.g. Ubuntu in LTS (Noble), old LTS (Jammy), and the current intermediate version too.

A few points to check:

• are you able to connect it via the RJ45 ethernet?
• is the non-free-firmware section of the repos activated in the sources.list?
• is the firmware-linux-nonfree package installed?
• check the output of dmesg for errors

I assume, you use certbot for certificate management. In its documentation the option --http-01-port is stated which defaults to 80, the http port, which shall be reachable for the certificate generation procedure. Hence, I assume, this should be specified according to your needs.

At least the Debian package depends on both, the library libfwupd2 and fwupd. So fwupdmgr should be present too (depending on how the used distribution handles these dependencies).

Are you sure that s.th. called “secure boot configuration update” is delivered as a flatpak and not as a native package?
In the latter case the update command would be e.g. apt upgrade on Debian based or dnf upgrade on Fedora based systems, or whatever the package manager of the distribution is called.

Precisely the city of Munich had its LiMux system.

When your use case relies on using some most up to date software, then Debian (stable) obviously is not the distro of choice. But that case is not what I meant with ‘simply work’, i.e. using the same (major) version of software for several years.

It’s the same for me.