Recent content by anarchean

Well, I'll try to give some contribution. A lot of people already suggested distributions. I'm more of a RPM guy, so my suggestions would be openSUSE and Fedora. The truth is: you can install development tools on any distribution. And you can install penetration testing tools in any...

Okay. Let me tell what I'm doing. You see if this is good for you. I have a home server, (an old Acer notebook, core i3, 4gb ram), it hosts some services (cloud storage, gitlab, probably email soon). The server works through a OpenVPN tunnel, and has only one port open (the OpenVPN) one. The...

I completely agree here. You spend some extra bucks and get A) Encryption B) Authentication If you really don't want to spend the money, have you considered using a VPN?

It's only $ 15 / year, sure you can't afford that? You have a lot in return having your own signed certificate and domain name.

That's amazing! The organic material on Earth could come from asteroids too. Pretty cool. That leaves one question open, how did this organic materials are formed in the steroids? Do you know any hypothesis?

@Buzz Bloom Man, I think I got your point of view. You are saying that if we don't find life of Europa, that will make possible for us to compare our environment with Europa's and possibly lapidate our current hypothesis for chemo-genesis. Right? If that's right, I agree with you. It'll...

I was already going to ask if that's is a thing. I don't know much of biology, but I didn't thnk chemo-genesis has ever used that as part of the hypotheses. The converse on the other hand seems to hold. For now.

marcusl Nice... I like Dover, generally. About linear algebra I think Strang is doing OK for me, after I finish it I'll seek for something else.MidgetDwarf Thanks. I'll take a look.

I'll focus on that then. Cool. Thank you very much.

I think I'm going to a PDE text. I can go deeper after that. But thanks for the recommendations. I'll try to read a little of the two books and see if I'm comfortable with Marion & Thornton. And I'm totally going to read the Feynman's lectures, I forgot about it. I read a little, it's a really...

Noted. Thanks TSny!

I see. So let me study them separately. About Marion and Thornton, it seen a little more advanced then Kleppner & Kolenkow (looking at the table of contents), maybe I should read it after K&K? I'm studying differential equations now, although I still need to learn partial differentiation...

Cool! I'll try to get a copy. From what I've seen on Amazon it doesn't cover mechanical waves and fluid mechanics, do you think I should take some other book on these subjects? If so, do you have any recommendation?

Well, that vary a lot. I like many areas, some of them are: computer graphics, web/mobile development, numerical methods and AI. =) How about you? Are you into CS too?

You could get a book. https://www.amazon.com/dp/0596009208/?tag=pfamazon01-20 is good. Also, https://www.amazon.com/dp/0133807800/?tag=pfamazon01-20 is well recommended. I personally don't like it, but maybe it's for you.