kejadlen

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by kejadlen 12y ago
It all depends on your needs - if you want a better typing experience while on the go, the Kinesis is probably one of the worst keyboards for that particular scenario, and it's where the Atreus shines. I've forked the Atreus for m
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by kejadlen 14y ago
I use magic-space for that in my inputrc: $if Bash Space: magic-space $endif Basically does the same thing as :p, but after a space instead of enter. Edit: fixed formatting.
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by kejadlen 14y ago
That seems unlikely to me, given the precision required to make a LEGO brick that's actually fun to play with. I bet it will be quite a while before we get commodity 3D printers that can produce bricks that consistently hold together and co
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by kejadlen 14y ago
That would be pretty accurate, according to ANAM[1]. It's almost never due to equipment failure. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Accidents-North-American-Mountaineerin...
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by kejadlen 15y ago
I think DTerm ( http://decimus.net/DTerm ) is a step in the direction that you're describing...
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by kejadlen 15y ago
Single-player games may be built around that, but multiplayer games generally aren't. Have you ever seen a newbie get thrown into a multiplayer FPS game? Unless everyone else is at a similar skill level, the newbie often just gets destroyed
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by kejadlen 15y ago
Can't argue with that one (choosing hobbies as a teenager), although I have to admit that I became much more satisfied with my hobbies once I stopped caring about them from the point of view of other people. Personally, I think putting time
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by kejadlen 15y ago
I don't know about you, but I don't choose my hobbies based on how likely they are to get me laid. And if people don't respect my hobbies, that's their problem, not mine. It's also a good indication of what kind of person they are. Although
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by kejadlen 15y ago
Most people who trot out that "10,000 hours" figure don't remember the second part - it's 10,000 hours of _meaningful practice_. Being the best at something, including video games, isn't something that you just stumble into. Would you say t
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by kejadlen 15y ago
There's probably some correlation/causation in there - I imagine that you would tend to become "addicted" to things that you're naturally good at.
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by kejadlen 15y ago
I don't think it's any more of a poor choice than spending time trying to be awesome at sports or music, or any other hobby. The real question is: does it make you happy? Not everything in life needs to fulfill one of the questions you ask
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by kejadlen 15y ago
On OS X, I can get directly to any menu item by pressing cmd+? and then using the search. This is better if you have a vague idea of what you want, although admittedly, Windows has a better implementation for keyboard browsing of menu items
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by kejadlen 15y ago
By default, inject uses the first element of the array as the argument, so it would use nil on an empty list. It optionally takes an argument to kick off the process.
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by kejadlen 16y ago
Me too ( http://min.us/mvj29Ld ), mainly using Pentadactyl[1]. [1]: http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/
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by kejadlen 17y ago
The irony is that they already have a solution for this: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2008/08/make-your...