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I am trying to extract a string within a few conditions and its getting a bit complicated. I tried a bunch of expressions, I understand that (DOT) is a special character but no luck. Im not great with regex
The part I want to extract is in bold
N.B: Ive replaced all “.” with (DOT) so they are more visible
possible permutations
How do I extract the first “string” in all these conditions. It will 99% be characters not numerals
$dim N(T − λI) = 1, dim N(T − λI)^2 = dim N(T − λI)^3 = 4$
I want to know how to find dot diagram and jordan block of T corresponding to $lambda$.
I know in dot diagram, number of dots contained in the $r_i$ th row is = $dim((N-λI)^{i})$– $dim((N-λI)^{i-1})$
But in the particular problem second row has more dots than first row. In that case how the diagram and jordan block will look like.
I want to remove the leading dot from the cookie domain name. Is there any way to do this in Drupal 8?
I am running an the Open Source OpenWrt router firmware and wish to disable DoH and DoT for the whole network. In my network lots of latest iOS and macOS devices.
To disable DoH for Firefox is used this guide Canary domain – use-application-dns.net. I search for a similar solution for Apple based devices.
Operating systems Apple
Apple’s iOS 14 and macOS 11 will support both DNS over HTTPS and DNS
over TLS (DoT) when they are released in the fall of 2020.
If I am hauling my horses from SD to AZ in a Semi truck with DOT licensed agriculture, do I need to get permits and stop at every weigh station?
We are using dnsmasq on our firewall machine and have set up the machine with the hosts file for all our printers and other shared resource machines. This should let us use this as a distributed hosts file, as dnsmasq will respond to queries that it sees in the local machine’s hosts.
This is working well from Windows machines. A NAS device, “tusker”, for example, is set up as 192.168.42.4. I can “ping tusker” from any windows machine and it will correctly resolve that to 192.168.42.4. We also have some Linux workstations, however, and none of them will resolve any single-name domain name. They are a mix of mostly Debian-based distros (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Arch) and universally the response to “ping tusker” on any of them is “temporary failure in name resolution”. They don’t seem to be passing on any single-name domain name queries to the DNS server. It sees there are no entries in its local hosts file and stops there without sending the query up.
I’ve tried “options ndots:0” in resolv.conf to no effect. Is there a way to tell the Linux resolver to always send names up to resolve regardless of how many levels are in the host name?
My top preferences
Hostinux.com – from host + linux, without L
Hostiac.com – with suffix -iac, like maniac, paradisiac
Secondary list
fallinhost.com – like fall in love
feelhosted.com
hostiest.com
hostacity.com
hostesque.com
hostgam.com
hostization.com
hostopsy.com
hostular.com
hostiable.com
hostih.com
hostinax.com
hostinel.com
hostinem.com
hostilab.com
hostibu.com
hostiho.com
Domains from list A are recently registered by me. The domains from B list are available at the time of posting, maybe they could be useful for some of the forum readers.
Thanks!
Though bluetooth pairing is successfull with Amazon Echo dot 3rd gen from Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS( Echo says Now connected to <my machine's name>), The device is not listed in the sound setting as input/output device, So the problem is ,sound is coming from the inbuilt speaker and not from the echo device.
Things that I’ve already tried
not really sure which command / logs to be checked for this issue. Please suggest.
