The topic of the book sounds interesting, but I'm wondering if it is still a good read today/aged well and if it is suitable for someone who isn't already familiar with sociology much. Is the writing style easily digestible, or is it a "hard read"?
I'm looking for a tool, that allows me to open different files with an appropriate tool automatically. I've got xdg-open
available on my system, but it seems quite cumbersome to configure. Thus I was looking for an alternative.
The mailcap format seems to be somewhat common and easy to use, but pkg_info -Q mailcap
returned no results. Is there any tool that supports mailcap files in the ports, that I missed?
If there is none: Is there a good alternative, that you use?
I understand that log2
is useful for informatics, e.g. to determine how many bits I need to represent a given number. I understand that log10
is useful to determine the order of magnitude of numbers.
However, I'm having trouble understanding what makes ln
interesting. It seems like it's used a lot, but to me it just looks like a logarithm with a very weird base. What are the uses for this logarithm?
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