> Peer review, which has for centuries been the standard tool to determine an academic paper’s suitability for publication, Centuries???!!! They meant decades, right?

For Ubuntu and Debian. Found this image that may help understand. Note it is a very old post so I would at least expect the percentage to be wrong. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28...

Apparently no released version of Ubuntu was affected. ubuntu.com/security/CVE...www.helpnetsecurity.com/2024/03/31/x...

One example. From an fmri design perspective, if you are planning to compare 2 conditions (within subject) put those conditions in the same run. There may be other constraints for your experiment that may force you to do otherwise, but from an frmi point of view this is not ideal.

So scientist also reach for thay old chestnut of a response "it depends" in their dream...

Pycharm?

Exactly. You don't get the frustration of not understing every bit of each sentence because you already know the general story.

Don't know your level of Danish. So can't say. Usually when learning for new language, I recommend using that as an excuse to re-reading your favorite book in that new language.

Also each book is easy to read and a 150 pages long at most. So even if you don't like it, it won't be a lot of wasted time.

This will be a big fix release with no new features...