I bought a brand new Lenovo Y510p 2 months back, and it arrived 2 days ago (what a speed!). Yesterday evening I finally got a chance to install Linux onto my baby. I have to say that wasn’t an easy job. Here are the steps that I did last night.
Monthly archives: October 2013
Some useful LaTeX tips
This is for my own reminder, and if you like them, take and modify them as you wish.
ghost (blog publishing) at a glance
Recently a new blog publishing service called ghost burst out in its existance for public testing, I am very curious of this new competitor of WordPress so I installed it and made a few tests.
C Preprocessor check before compilation
In C, the #define token is widely used as a macro and maybe others. When we write a program with complex #define and such, maybe incorrectly used on top of another, how can we see if they are really correct?
Online learning in Chinese – XuetangX
China announces edX platform to power its new online learning portal XuetangX. This online is especially useful for Chinese students who wish to get some supplementary knowledge on academic courses. For English speaking learners, this website provides English translation subtitles in their course video (maybe not all). Beside the subtitles, the professors use English during …
Permalink fixed
I got complains from my cute classmate Vince saying that my blog’s article links were so ugly (the default wordpress permalink). So I fixed it.
Deterministic Finite Automata in C
In our a5p2 question, we need to write a general template for the deterministic finite automata, with input details are listed below:
A4P2
A4P2 is relatively a simple straightforward question. Here is the link to the question.
A5P1
For thoses who don’t know what a5p1 means, it means Assignment 5, Problem 1. Yesterday, my professor Jim added a new assignment for us to do. I am going to talk about the first in this article.
Boot into new kernel in Fedora 19
Since kernel 3.10, everytime I did a kernel upgrade, my fedora just wouldn’t boot into this new kernel. Also I have previously set my TIMEOUT to 0, which means I won’t have a choice during boot. The problem is not big nor severe, but it did took me some time to figure how.