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by zxter 3mo ago
One thing I've noticed is that information is often either too basic or too advanced. The hardest resources to find are the ones that bridge that gap. Writing for a specific person often produces exactly that kind of explanation, which
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by zxter 4mo ago
Cookbooks are imperative, sure. But not every book is a cookbook. Religious texts, philosophy, ethics, and even self-improvement books often don't provide a procedure to follow. They teach things like how to handle conflict, how to act
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by zxter 2y ago
Actually, I’m not overcomplicating things—just overexplaining because you mentioned it might be a stupid question. Your example is valid, and I acknowledged that it’s correct in my first reply. I also added that, in these types of keyboards
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by zxter 2y ago
First, for an operating system to process input, it must continuously scan the keyboard matrix to detect keypresses. This adds extra load to both the OS and the CPU. Additionally, every OS must implement the same logic with the same paramet
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by zxter 2y ago
When you have two halves of a keyboard recognized as separate keyboards by the computer, then just like you said. For example, if you press shift on the left half and u on the right, the computer first sees the shift and then the u. It then
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by zxter 2y ago
There’s no issue with a computer recognizing two keyboards, but smaller keyboards often lack all the keys found on a standard one. So, you’ll need to use modifiers to create the keystroke and then send it to the computer. If you press a mod
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by zxter 4y ago
You can use a plug with timer or even a smart plug that device itself turns on and off when battery level reaches certain levels.
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by zxter 5y ago
It does. As you said they are small and maybe you don't notice, but for some of us, it may mess up our muscle memory. I believe parent poster's honesty because in every update, trying to change back new UI elements is really annoy
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by zxter 5y ago
> Adams never revealed the origin of 42. Actually Stephen Fry claims that Douglas Adams told him. But it seems he is taking it to the grave to honor his vow.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrases_from_The_Hitc
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by zxter 5y ago
Try the defaults until you get the basics. Look at the help file what you can do and what you need. After that you may want to implement seamless navigation between tmux panes and vim splits[0]. It really isn't a must but hey, it is ve
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by zxter 6y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by zxter 6y ago
This feels like free to play but pay to win kind of games, or cheap base game to release to poison, countless expensive DLCs. But instead of money, it is freedom. Just because of this I prefer open source projects from smaller developers th
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by zxter 6y ago
If this was in portraid mode, it could have been a wonderful live wallpaper changing with respect to time of the day!
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by zxter 6y ago
Very cool idea, since this is a niche product why not adding a small qr code for the articles? By this way this could totally be printable. You read articles from paper while commuting etc. Mark the ones you find interesting. At the end of
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by zxter 6y ago
Good advice! Maybe a few shoutouts to your future children.
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by zxter 6y ago
Submitting PR to WinGet's repo for changing the name to AppGet, also crediting original author.
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by zxter 6y ago
Please consult a doctor before taking lamp form. You could easily reach toxic levels.
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by zxter 6y ago
Tnen check out historysearch [0] If I remember correctly they index your history so it could include your history. You don't even need to bookmark. Of course I cannot vouch for their respect for privacy. [0] https://historys
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by zxter 6y ago
Pinboard [0] has this feature with additional price. Just bookmark and you are done. Later you can text search in their content. [0] https://www.pinboard.in/
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by zxter 7y ago
When you try to bookmark a page, it shows recommended tags based on the other users' tags. So I can safely answer yes.
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by zxter 7y ago
Yes it was discouraged previously. It became an implementation detail in 3.6 but is wasn't guaranteed. But now it is guaranteed in version 3.7: > Changed in version 3.7: Dictionary order is guaranteed to be insertion order. This beh
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by zxter 7y ago
I am waiting 3.7 compatibility for dict insertion order which I rely in my last project. I know I could use workarounds but now it is safe and stable and I am not in a hurry. Until then waiting in CPython.
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by zxter 7y ago
BSD is mostly overcautious about security that leaves it behind others hardwarewise and softwarewise. For some people that is ok, (who has old but enough hardware or needs to run good enough and settled down software) for others this might
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by zxter 7y ago
So... what is next? Mentioning/linking patreon profile in YouTube videos could also be bannable if one disable ads in their videos?
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by zxter 10y ago
Slightly off-topic: About the weather sign at the beginning; there is a tower in Istanbul that was initially build in 1749 to watch for fire and report with baskets (daytime) and lights (night). Now it is is still in use today as a watch-to
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by zxter 11y ago
With this we can prioritize healing items and auto use them when on low health!
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by zxter 13y ago
Thank you in advance. If you send me an invite to the e-mail in my profile I'll be happy.
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by zxter 13y ago
but then you can't yank and paste between buffers since you will be using seperate vims. you can try dwm.vim ( https://github.com/spolu/dwm.vim ) if you have spare keybindings. if you are still not convinced and want to use screen, i recomm
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by zxter 14y ago
I also agree. But at least they sold it to Sun, not Oracle.
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by zxter 15y ago
emkimp (invite needed) thanks in advance

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