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Now with LaTeX! (Again)

One of the things I have really enjoyed about having my website on a MediaTemple server is the fact that I now have full root access (via SSH), which means I have more control over my own setup.  The downside of this is that I’m still learning a lot of the basics of how to [...]

0.999999…

I’m really, really enjoying my Real Analysis class.  My inner math geek has been riding on a cloud of euphoria for the last three weeks, and I finally have a good excuse to play with and learn , something I’ve wanted to do since I was first introduced to it in my undergraduate calculus classes [...]

LaTeX vs. Latex

LaTeX vs. Latex

I’m on a mailing list for a newsgroup, so I receive a digest of new postings a couple of times a day.  I was skimming through the new messages in my Gmail inbox a few moments ago when some of the Google-placed ads and helpful links, which I usually ignore into invisibility, caught my [...]

LaTeX – Finally!

Hey, check it out!  I was finally able to convince the fine folks at Bluehost to install on my server.  So, now I get to play around with all kinds of math-y goodness.  See?

Pretty frickin’ cool, eh?

What Type of Material?

Ok, I know I’m a geek.  I read this line from a news item at Gizmodo:
it could mean a faster iPhone or a new iPhone with a latex case. #
and read it as:
it could mean a faster iPhone or a new iPhone with a LaTeX case.
Sheesh.

No LaTeX

So, I found out from submitting a support ticket the other day that Bluehost does not allow LaTeX to be installed on their servers.  I’ve no idea why.  This may be enough to cause me to start looking for a new webhost again and run a server switch near the time when my annual contract [...]

openID, dp.SyntaxHighlighter, and LaTeX

As much as I love my hosted version of WordPress and the power I have to customize it however I see fit, there are some drawbacks to the system that I have yet to be able to hurdle.

openID.  I’ve wanted to set up an openID server for my blog for quite awhile now.  The idea [...]