[WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The poster sent us ’0 which is not a hashcash value.

float a[]={4,-2,1,-3,-1,4,1,-1,3};
const float b[]={0,1,2};

Here is the result :
0:x:A|B
-1.000:4.0,-2.0,1.0,|0.000
-1.000:-3.0,-1.0,4.0,|1.000
-1.000:1.0,-1.0,3.0,|2.000

TPB:1,BPG:1
Ran solve
time: 0.00015488 s

0:x:A//from where this number coming??!
0.500:4.0,1.0,-2.0,
1.500:-0.8,4.8,-2.5,
1.000:0.2,0.6,0.9,
….
I guess I do understand this part but the rest !!no
A =

4 -2 1
-3 -1 4
1 -1 3

B= [0 1 2]

B =

0 1 2

X=A\B’

X =

0.5000
1.5000
1.0000

Thanks for sharing

sudo apt-get remove unity unity-asset-pool unity-place-applications

(You have an extra “unity-place-applications” in your command line.)

I installed synapse instead of gnome-do.

However, as I suspected, doing so also removed the “Ubuntu” session. This obviously means I couldn’t log back into that session to enjoy AWN. Is there a dconf file that needs to be edited? Your suggestion?

May be wrong, but its been a long day already! And it gave correct results the last time I tested it.

Thanks Tanya

thanks for the idea. I have installed the sendemail software and after the tweaks mentioned by ubuntudroid, it reallyworked. So thanks to you both.

Anyway I decided to check WHY it is working. It turns out that this feature is actually already documented by Amazon:

Option to Convert PDF Files to Kindle Format
If you prefer to have your personal PDF documents converted to the Kindle format so you can take advantage of Kindle functionality such as variable font size, annotation, Text-to-Speech, etc., type “Convert” in the subject of the e-mail when you submit your personal document to your @kindle.com address.
cited from here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200375630.

So to wrap it up: you do not need the complicated setup – neither additionally installed software, nor your password in clear text on the file system. It is enough to just send a mail with attached PDF and subject “Convert”. I already tested it and it works like a charm Hope this helps someone else.

Best regards,
Tanya

It’s also good to see someone else who seems to understand the concept of minimalism, which I feel Unity is not. It’s neither unobtrusive or user-friendly in my opinion. AWN is great, and I’ve used it myself for a very long time. That is, until I finally understood the power of DO a few weeks ago. Who knew the Tab-key could be so useful? (That’s really what’s missing from EVERY guide on DO I’ve seen: Write something, use Tab if you don’t like the action presented).

After trying to get it for a very long time, I finally have my perfect setup: After login you see a stunning picture, nothing else. With DO I have removed AWN from startup, replaced a very few of the functionalities of a panel or Unity with Screenlets (InfoPanel is a great one!), otherwise I have assigned everything to keybindings. Still have AWN for when I have visitors over. Can hardly expect them to memorize 100+ keybindings to use a computer for a little while;-P

I don’t know if my ONLY problem with removing Unity is the packages I removed (EVERYTHING saying unity) or my nVidia graphics, but I had a problem of showing videos in fullscreen with VLC where the titlebar wouldn’t render, instead showing the window behind VLC. This has been solved by turning off Window Decorations in CompizConfig Settings Manager. I now love my Ubuntu so much! Earlier I had a problem with cramps in my back and neck, pain in my mouse-arm and other common problems to computer users. Now I have gotten rid of all of them, and I’ve got a BEAUTIFUL and QUICK system! Only way I now know of that can make my system quicker (apart from an expensive upgrade of EVERY hardware component) is telepathic control.

Desktop connecting via wireless card using ubuntu 10.10. Uninstalled and purged network manager completely. Restarted wicd. Still got the BAD PASSWORD message. Tried updating the 10.10 kernel. No good. Issued following command:

sudo apt-get install linux-backports-module-wireless-maverick-generic

Restarted. A little slow, but it finally works.

THANKS A METRIC TON!

Hannibal

As in all things CUDA related, consult the guide

Of course, if all else fails you could look at Cygwin or Ubuntu. (Google is your friend)