Recent content by mohinder

Sometimes it's better to fail and re-take the course next semester/year than to barely pass. Unless it's that as$)"(#/"#(" of a professor.

Do the exercises you're supposed to do as soon as possible. Don't let things to the last day. Just sit your damn ass and start studying. Starting is the worst part.

This is a very weird post, potentially trolling. You start studying physics by starting it. How do you start playing a game? Well, you get the game and you play it. In this case, you pick a book, and you read it.

Thank you for being human in your reply. One reason why I thought that they'd not be 100% ok with this is that they may have ads in the page itself. Though I'm not sure if they do. Another reason is that it is in their best interest that users spend as much time as possible on youtube.com. By...

@mfb In what limit does embeding videos stop being ok though? Imagine I create a site that groups all of youtube videos under different sections. Will youtube be ok with that? I doubt it.

I would also like to suggest XMGRACE, which is also free and open-source. I believe it is only available for linux, but who would want to use windows in this day and age?

There are books with for problem solving using mathematica. I suggest you search for one of them. There's no better way to learn a software than to solve problems using said software.

I suggest closing this thread and leaving open the one with the most answers, which is this one: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/best-latex-editor.128999/

Another vote for either Texmaker or texstudio (which is a fork of texmaker). I believe both are cross platform, and FOSS.

I don't really understand the point of this.. If the videos are freely available in youtube and such, what's the point of embeding them in PF? Is that even legal? Also, will now users get banned for linking to youtube instead of PF?