• Caching credentials with git

  Posted November 18, 2022

  Tags: blog, til, git

  The issue

  I use a gitea instance for my git hosting. A firewall hides the service for ssh access unless I am in the local network. So I have to use https for the git URL, which forces me to use a username and password when using the command line.

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• Linking to Images in Flickr.

  Posted February 14, 2022

  Tags: markdown, flickr, photo

  Flickr requires a link back to any image that is included in a web page. The easiest way to do this is to make the image a link to the flickr page.

  To see the image in the web page, the static url has to be extracted. This has to be wrapped in a link to the Flickr page.

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• Including online graphics in LaTeX

  Posted November 30, 2021

  Tags: blog, latex, markdown

  Introduction

  I love LaTeX, which I have used for serious documents (which I define as documents with more than ten pages). It is unparalleled in typography, typesetting and reference and document management. It is almost indispensable if writing mathematical formulas. In addition, it uses plain text files for its documents. The thing LaTeX is not, it that is is not WYSIWIG.

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• Hacking Hakyll

  Posted March 18, 2021 by Andrew Maier

  Tags: hakyll, haskell, blog

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• Unicode test

  Posted May 24, 2020

  Tags: japanese, kanji

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• Testing MathJax

  Posted November 29, 2019 by Andrew Maier

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