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The idea here is to have a clock that actually ticks faster and to redefine the second in terms of that new, faster ticking speed.



Since my DNS provider(IONOS) has an API and there is a plugin for my Webserver (caddy), DNS certificates were completely painless, even for *.<my domain>.

The solutions exist, depensa on the providers and your client.


This project is way older than (rootless) podman.


But I guess aren't their premise just the same though? I wonder how different "learning" apptainer is compared to "learning" podman given atleast in podman with podman-compose and many other such things, podman just is really equivalent to docker in a lot of scenarios with a 1:1 bind mostly


Author drops that he owns a Leica M11 in a half sentence.

Most people who consider prices don't.


The anti proton was very fast, but it needs to capture a positron to become an antimatter hydrogen atom. This happens after the anti proton was slowed down.


Organizations cannot yet create tokens, only the setting up trusted publishing is supported, but that only works on four providers and e.g. not in self hosted gitlabs.


HTML + CSS is only half of the equation. The renderer is also important. So you need a layout engine that turns the HTML+CSS into something you can view.

Most of the time, this is one of the browser engines, but there are many more things.

There is e.g. weasyprint to produce PDFs from HTML and CSS, which would be the closest alternative to LaTeX taking HTML+CSS as input.

For simple documents, it's a much cleaner alternative, I used it to autogenerate documents in a python backend.


I've been using microtype with lualatex, fontspec and Opentype fonts for years.

What doesn't work?


Had to use xelatex (don't remember why currently).


The current goal is to redefine the second in terms of an optical frequency once clocks are available that offer a higher precision than 1 second over the lifetime of the universe.

https://www.nist.gov/si-redefinition/second-future


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