Debian - Octave For Debian, and Debian based distributions such as Ubuntu, specific solutions. Pre-compiled binaries[edit] Distribution repositories[edit] Binary packages for Octave and many Octave-Forge packages are provided by all versions of Debian and Ubuntu. These are the most well-tested binaries available and should work best for most users. sudo apt-get install octave Aside the octave package that installs GNU Octave, other pieces of it are split over multiple packages. For Debian stable users, there may also be newer packages available in backports, so don't forget to check there. Octave's Personal Package Archive (PPA)[edit] However, for some Ubuntu releases the octave packages are old (Debian Squeeze and Ubuntu 12.04 or older only have Octave version 3.2). sudo apt-add-repository ppa:octave/stable sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install octave Compiling from source[edit] The only tricky part is to install the dependencies. Dependencies[edit] The easy way[edit] The right way[edit] build tools
Toutes les commandes spéciales de Google, Bing expliquées en français Voici la description complète de 33 commandes spéciales de Google, Bing et Yahoo... Les commandes spéciales sont des mots ou signes particuliers pris en compte par les moteurs de recherche pour effectuer des requêtes qui sortent de l'ordinaire. Les internautes ne les utilisent quasiment jamais, mais les référenceurs ou webmarketers s'en servent dans leur travail d'optimisation du référencement. Cette base de données, la plus complète du web sur le sujet, a été créée par Olivier Duffez, éditeur du site WebRankInfo. Pour commencer, vous pouvez consulter l'aide qui explique comment faire des requêtes sur Google spécifiquement. Pour aller plus loin, venez assister à mon stage de formation au référencement Internet, chez Ranking Metrics. Un moteur de recherche est également à votre disposition pour chercher parmi toutes ces requêtes spéciales des moteurs. Hébergement web Hébergement web mutualisé et dédié Pour un bon référencement, il faut un bon hébergeur. A partir de 3€ HT/mois. Annonces Google
Jobs@Intel Blog · Intel Employees: How Social Media Got Me To Intel Campus recruiting, employee referrals, corporate career sites—these are just a few of the many ways that you can find a job. But what about social media? Valerie wrote two blog posts on “Professional Networking and Social Media, Why All the Buzz?” (Part 1 and Part 2), highlighting the connection between the two and how it could help you. Kelsey shared her story on her personal blog not too long ago, but because we follow each other on Twitter, I caught wind of it, read it, LOVED it and knew I wanted to share it. How did she do it? Get an account: By having an account on social media platforms, you’ll have more access to hear about up and coming opportunities.
Harvard.edu: An Ivy League pornographic playground Warning: The contents of this post are strongly adult-oriented. While the post itself will maintain a professional-though-adult tone, some of the pages I link out to are quite risque. As such, approach all links with caution and I recommend not visiting any of the links from this article with young, impressionable eyes around. Any links that link directly to a page with images that load will be noted as (NSFW) (or, Not Safe For Work) so that you can have complete confidence in knowing what is in store for you when clicking-through. If any of the links to follow don't work, then it's due to them having been nixed (which is a good thing for them). And now, without further ado... UPDATE 5/18/11: It appears many of the links contained within this post have been removed by their owners. Imagine, if you will, the seemingly crazy notion that the Web site of an Ivy League school as prestigious as Harvard could have pornographic images in plain sight on public domain. Harvard.edu Home Page
Stolen Camera Finder - find your photos, find your camera Corporate Social Media Training...Remixed! Corporate training is so very essential to be successful and responsible in our jobs, but is it grabbing and keeping our attention? I understand that we all have to be trained rock stars in our respective professions, but why does training have to put me to sleep at times? After five minutes, I’m either back to my work, Tweeting, or Instant Messaging with a colleague on how I wish this would speed up! So, I had a great opportunity to do my part to keep Intel employees engaged the entire way through a 30-minute required training course with one objective in mind…MAKE IT FUN! After all, this is social media, and it’s cool. What’s more, as you journey through the world of Social Media @ Intel, equipped with your GPS, you’re given a quick overview of Intel’s strategies for all social media networks and three guidelines that by the end of the training, you won’t forget…DISCLOSE, PROTECT, and USE COMMON SENSE!
SolusOS 1.2 | Desktop Linux Reviews SolusOS is a new Debian-based distro that uses the GNOME 2.3 desktop. SolusOS comes with such core applications as Firefox, VLC, and LibreOffice. It’s a relatively easy way to get both Debian and a GNOME 2 desktop in one, convenient package. Here’s the official description from the SolusOS site: SolusOS is a Linux Distribution based on Debian Stable. What’s New in SolusOS 1.2 Since this is pretty much version one of SolusOS, there really isn’t a what’s new list available. SolusOS inherits much of its stability from it’s Debian Stable base. SolusOS 1.2 Boot Menu System Requirements for SolusOS 1.2 Here’s what you’ll need to run this distro: SolusOS 1.2 Download You can download SolusOS 1.2 from this page. If you’re a distrohopper then you might want to try it in a virtual machine via VirtualBox, VMWare, or Parallels before running it on real hardware. You can download SolusOS 1.2 in 32-bit, 32-bit with PAE or 64-bit versions. SolusOS 1.2 Installation SolusOS 1.2 Install 1 SolusOS 1.2 Install 2
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SOCIAL MEDIA GURUS HOST UK TWEET UP IN LONDON 16TH NOVEMBER Intel would like to invite you to an exciting tweet-up and (social) networking event on 16th November from 6.30pm with two of its leading social media practitioners – @Beckyannbrown and @Kellyrfeller. Celebrating social media and its impact on our professions, Intel Director of Social Media Becky Brown and Senior Social Media Strategist Kelly Feller will detail Intel’s approach to social media and plans for the future. The floor will then be opened up for conversation, sharing and idea generation. As Director of Social Media, Becky Brown an 18 year Intel veteran is responsible for the global strategy, framework, and tools to enable and measure world class social activations plans across all parts of the organization (business units, marketing team and geography teams). Kelly Feller after having been in "traditional" marketing roles for 15 years is now a social media addict and outspoken (read "loud") proponent of change and marketing evolution. When: Tuesday, 16th November, 6.30pm-9pm
Debian -- The Universal Operating System RelFinder - Visual Data Web Are you interested in how things are related with each other? The RelFinder helps to get an overview: It extracts and visualizes relationships between given objects in RDF data and makes these relationships interactively explorable. Highlighting and filtering features support visual analysis both on a global and detailed level. The RelFinder is based on the open source framework Adobe Flex, easy-to-use and works with any RDF dataset that provides standardized SPARQL access. Check out the following links for some examples: The RelFinder can easily be configured to work with different RDF datasets. The RelFinder can also be more deeply integrated with your project: Integrating the RelFinder See the following examples of how the RelFinder is integrated into other projects: Ontotext applies the RelFinder to enable an exploration of relationships in the biomedical domain. All tools on this website are research prototypes that might contain errors.