Cockbrand

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   by Cockbrand 6y ago

   ⌘F3 shows the desktop. You can have a button for this on the Touch Bar. The Mac has been released in 1984 with the close icon on the left side of the window's title bar, and keyboard shortcuts using the command key located directly to
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   by Cockbrand 7y ago

   I'm amazed nobody has mentioned Komoot https://komoot.com/ yet. They have an excellent route planning tool for cycling, at least in Europe. I can't vouch for other areas of the world, though.
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   by Cockbrand 7y ago

   iCab is my main browser on iOS, I love the configurability and the plethora of features. Safari has caught up quite a bit, but iCab is still the best IMHO.
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   by Cockbrand 7y ago

   I loved iCab on both MacOS 9.x and on early iterations of OS X. Eventually, I started using Opera as my main browser on OS X, which had a lot of features that other browsers adopted a lot later, like tabs. Then Firefox came around, and the
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   by Cockbrand 8y ago

   This I can't reproduce with Chrome 69 on the Mac. I just logged into Gmail without being logged into Chrome. Or did I misunderstand something here?
6. 606.▲
   by Cockbrand 9y ago

   It's called X Window, man. Singular, not plural.
7. 607.▲
   by Cockbrand 9y ago

   I really dig the very useful output, but I'd also muchly appreciate an `ls` compatibility mode. Thus, one could put something like `alias ls='axa --compat'` into .profile and wouldn't have to re-train their muscle memory
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   Did Kellyanne Conway Just Break a Federal Law on Fox News?(gq.com)

   1 points by Cockbrand 10y ago|0 comments
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   by Cockbrand 16y ago

   Which of the books you read for learning iOS would you recommend?
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    by Cockbrand 16y ago

    Looking at it again, it's probably a good idea to extend that one-liner a little bit by throwing in a sync command, just to make sure that all zeroes get written to disk before deleting the fill-up file: dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/free_space_e
11. 611.▲
    by Cockbrand 16y ago

    Does a TrueCrypted home directory get backed up by Time Machine? That's my biggest woe about FileVault - your home dir only gets backed up when you're logged out. Also, have you been able to run TrueCrypt as a non-admin user?
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    by Cockbrand 16y ago

    There's a "securely erase free space" feature in Disk Utility, which does crash on me when I use it though, making a reboot necessary. Otherwise, you might simply use a one-liner like dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/free_space_eater; rm /tmp/free_s
13. 613.▲
    by Cockbrand 16y ago

    My fiancé.