Kubuntu and Ubuntu Firefox are the same. I mean that they are exactly the same binary, there's not a thing like a Ubuntu Firefox and a Kubuntu Firefox, so that problem can only be caused by a...
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Kubuntu and Ubuntu Firefox are the same. I mean that they are exactly the same binary, there's not a thing like a Ubuntu Firefox and a Kubuntu Firefox, so that problem can only be caused by a...
Unluckily hybrid card support is quite poor in Ubuntu (althoug NVIDIA is better), you battery is beign drain so fast because it's quite possible that your computer is using both video cards at the...
Well spotted :)
Anyway, as the calculation is only done when both values are different from 0 it doesn't matter in this particular case.
This is clearly different to my code. It will wield different results (BTW, mine is a matrix, yours a vector).
I don't understand why are you using so many intermediate variables, i.e.:
for...
I'm not sure that I understand it correctly, but here is my take:
import datetime
data = {datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1, 9, 0): 10,
datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1, 9, 1): 12,
...
for datum, tijd_dict in open.iteritems():
if (verkoop_tijdstip in tijd_dict) and (koop_tijdstip in tijd_dict):
# Calculate differences
verschil = tijd_dict[verkoop_tijdstip] -...
You should be able to undelete everything from the Dropbox web interface.
After that they will be synced back to every system that is linked to your account.
No. Most browser stats sites count Android as itself not inside the Linux group.
Well Ubuntu is great and has a great mix between stability and new software but it isn't the most stable linux version by far.
You are should be probably looking into Debian stable o CentOS for...
Sorry but that computer is too old and slow for the current Ubuntu.
You can try Lubuntu. It's a light weight ubuntu version that should be suitable for this machine. It's not as complete as stock...
It just means that there is an error in the if statements. So it takes the else route.
BTW, mod_python is obsolete and deprecated. You should be using mod_wsgi for a new installation wherever it's possible.
I don't really understand apache configuration but this is how I did it on a site that I manage too long ago to remember the why's or the how's.
<Location ~ "xxxxxx">
SetHandler...
That you are not using the VESA mode, AFAIK. That means that your computer is loading the graphic drivers for your card.
But maybe lkjoel can get something more useful from this.
It is a real risk. But it's quite mitigated by DropBox itself.
Dropbox keeps a copy of your deleted files for a month (you can pay for longer retention). To see them on the web interface, when in...
Then he's running Xorg.
./showde: 16: 1: not found
./showde: 16: 0: not found
That 1 is likely the value of $? when checking for '[K]icker', the 0 on the second line the value of $? when...
Again, I don't understand what you are trying to achieve, but I'll take a risk again, don't hit me too strong if I'm wrong.
If you are using bash-only syntax, you should probably change the first...
Yes, nice, but should't he use
./DEdetector
to start it instead of
DEdetector
Not that I know anything about your script, but shouldn't it be?:
After all . is not usually on the path. If DEdetector is in some other dir (in the path) chmod shouldn't work and webinstall...
Try this:
Works for me searching for a string in a 707 Kb text file.
What about:
datafile = file('data.xml')
'168439992' in datafile
Way more pythonic IMHO.
Again... something is too big, so big that it can't fit in the screen. Is there some window than is bigger than 2047?.
All the other lines are metacity (the window manager that is used when compiz...
Hmmm... can you start with only one monitor and then try:
Let's see if there is a different error, or maube just it's keeping the big screen info somewhere. If it spits the same error, please...
I believe that this is too big for compiz by 1 point ;). Maximun supported size in any dimension for intel boards is usually 2047.
Try to go to System -> Preferences -> Screen (or Monitor). Set...
This is likely the problem. ¿Total current resolution?.
If you don't know, you can check it with:
$ xrandr