Bananaman28

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by Bananaman28 5y ago
This is interesting, I used to take Methylphenidate twice daily (Ritalin LA) but stopped due to increasing side effects. A few years back I was able to switch to Lisdexamphetamine. I realized that one tablet a day was not enough for me, eve
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by Bananaman28 6y ago
I do this at work, even with newer developers, although I try give them more slack and time to adapt to our commit & PR style. Do I need to pick on minor formatting issues or a spelling mistake? Do I want to? No. My concern is that the
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by Bananaman28 6y ago
It also now has Vim keybindings, it's a bit hidden in the menu but makes a big difference using it.
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by Bananaman28 6y ago
I'm far from an expert in this field but rain scatter is definitely a thing on all GHz bands. It's more of a problem (or a way of propagation depending on how you see it) with 5GHz and up. Climate and the size of the droplets also
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by Bananaman28 6y ago
Take care of yourself Byuu, I've always had nothing but respect for you and your work. Best of luck!
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by Bananaman28 7y ago
I can recommend Wasavi, which is a browser extension that allows you to use Vim commands in most text windows you can edit. https://github.com/akahuku/wasavi I use it on a daily basis and although it's not Vim it
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by Bananaman28 7y ago
This is my experience as well. Moving over to their new editor has left the markdown support in limbo between different views. I.e it varies between the view when creating an issue, editing an issue and commenting on an issue.. It's re