I would but I'm making my notes, assignments...

Mark Dain My cryptography notes are written in plaintext, which is fine for me, but it seems to break down the moment I try to write any equations out. Is it worth learning LaTeX? I think Pages can't handle these sorts of equations.

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Eric Why not pen and paper? Saves learning another language (or is that notation which is the correct word?)

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Mark Dain I would but I'm making my notes, assignments and programs freely accessible online: github.com/ancarda... -- I don't think GitHub renders LaTeX though. For now text works but the equations are starting to get ridiculous to write.

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Eric If Github Pages is hosted directly from the repository then you could throw together a JS WebApp to render the LaTeX files hosted in the repository using one of the libraries which can render it. I'm not 100% sure of Github's in & outs so I may be barking up the wrong tree.

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Mark Dain I feel if it gets overly complex to make/display the notes, I'll end up storing programs only. Ideally once I'm done with Crypto 1 and 2 (which will be some point in the summer), I'll take a week or two off work and throw together a really nice site that summarizes all this in plain English.

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