It could have been the haste rather than a pressing necessity to remove this
functionality.
(unless it was implemented using the now gone web2 module, of which not
everything went back into twisted-11 proper).
But, indeed, it can be perfectly done with a firewall rather than a built-in
feature.
the smaller the file size, the quicker md5sum on it is done.
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In Trac ticket #11143, there is some discussion [1] about the naming
of exponential integral type special functions which are added to the
global namespace there. Here are the names of the functions which are
wrapped in #11143, according to Maxima:
expintegral_e (v,z)Exponential integr
I've been looking at Rado's patch to upgrade the sage notebook to
twisted 11, and it looks like his patch effectively removes the
'subnets' option from the notebook command:
- ``subnets`` -- list of strings (default: None) a list of
strings that define subnets; if given, reques
Hi,
Just providing a feedback.
With the pynac you provided, the substitution passes thru without segfault.
I noticed the different ordering. Maybe that is the cause for slightly
different float coefficients (after expansion) between the old and new
codes acting upon my expressions.
If you a
Some notes:
> * #11321: Make lcalc compatible with the new PARI.
This is Michael Rubinstein's L-function calculator, upstream is at
http://oto.math.uwaterloo.ca/~mrubinst/L_function_public/L.html
Luckily, for this review it is not necessary to know anything about the
workings of the L-function cal
On Oct 15, 8:18 am, Volker Braun wrote:
> This only requires netcat and bash :-)
>
> ===
> #!/bin/sh
>
> while true ; do
> echo Waiting for notebook to start up...
> if nc -d -w 0 localhost 8000 ; then
> break
> fi
> sleep 1
> done
>
> echo Starting browser
>
This only requires netcat and bash :-)
===
#!/bin/sh
while true ; do
echo Waiting for notebook to start up...
if nc -d -w 0 localhost 8000 ; then
break
fi
sleep 1
done
echo Starting browser
defaultbrowser http://localhost:8000
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> > then there is a SeaMonkey error because it's waiting for the NB to
> > start at localhost:8000
>
> I struggled with that briefly, but I couldn't come up with a better
> solution so far than just to wait a fixed amount of time
> before the start of the browser. Could anyone provide a short snip
It turns out that generating regular graphs is apparently best done via
deg_seq parameter.
By the way, it is ugly, user-unfriendly, and hard to parse.
I'll make a ticket requesting it being changed to degree_sequence.
Or at least introducing an alias.
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