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Comment #37990890
Not PP, but I used to work for an automotive subcontractor company, and I've heard a few stories about fatal car accidents that lead to lawsuits, which proved that the car design w…
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Comment #37880687
Your Indonesian is pretty good, sir. Have an upvote.
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Comment #37819268
For prose, it probably is the best, but have you tried it for programming? I find that my keyboard usage is dominated by text-editing shortcuts and punctuation characters. Not sure…
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Comment #37818584
Just want to mention sticky keys[1], as it seems often overlooked. Instead of holding the modifier key(s) when activating a shortcut, you can press and release each modifier sequen…
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Comment #37799490
Emphasis on "also". If you optimize a shell feature for general-purpose programming, interactivity will suffer (increased verboseness, usually), and vice versa. If we try to bring …
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Comment #37798959
> So, bash is a programming language, right? No, it's a shell that lets you interact with the OS. All the "clasical" UNIX shells were created with interactive use in mind and optim…
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Comment #37723082
Ah, we are really just one smart kid away from extinction. Something something boson something neutron, and the Earth goes kaboom. Children can be very dangerous.
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Comment #37476615
> Missing semicolon. It's not missing. PP is making a point about "single-command variables."
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Comment #37273460
> I had to [...] and set my shell to bash/zsh Most likely a command in your script (or one source-d into it) makes an assumption about your $SHELL or login shell that is true for b…
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Comment #37229594
> having to retype the whole filepath when using mv can lead to errors. If you use bash, or any readline-based command line (in emacs mode): mv long.file.name |^W^Y^Y results in mv…
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Comment #37029725
> we effectively have infinite vertical space It's only infinite if you scroll for infinitely long time . I think the author's point was about how much code you have on the screen …
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Comment #36741698
And to https://community.signalusers.org/
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Comment #36508565
I don't use the tiling at all. I use the multiple desktops feature a lot, though. Some programs are pinned to a dedicated desktop and run all day. Others I start in (or move to, la…
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Comment #36507003
Just an idea, if you find yourself unable to warm up to tiling: for_window [all] floating enable It's stupid, but I've been using this for a couple of years now.
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Comment #36481275
> If you're talking about Indonesians refererring to Indonesian in an English language context, yeah yes, my only source for my previous comment was a passport control officer aski…
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Comment #36480543
Indonesians themselves call it "bahasa". I guess the user you responded to is either Indonesian, or has been there.
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Comment #36336820
Your command doesn't sort, only inverses the initial order. It's equivalent to :1,5 !tac
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Comment #35771693
They mention history expansion, but only briefly. It is a favorite of mine. Learning the full syntax probably doesn't give good ROI these days of mice, but I think the following sh…
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Comment #35771396
I think M-C-f and M-C-b do that.
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Comment #35566307
Here is my current keyd configuration (on US QWERTY hardware): https://dpaste.org/aGp3o/slim (I'm not entirely happy with it, though.) The one thing I wanted the most was to avoid …
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Comment #35563873
ADM-3A also has - the : key to the right of the 0 on the number row, no Shift needed. - the Enter key to the right of the P. I've made both changes to my keyboard layout and, not s…
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Comment #34397360
You can still do it with awk, but with different "ergonomics": awk -F= '$2 ~ /[0-9]+/ { print $2 }' With imaginative choice of FS and RS you can push it very far. Whether other peo…
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Comment #33056112
I remember one of the projects I was part of, in a big company. It was called Voyager, and was about porting the company's software, that was currently running on SunOS/SPARC, to L…