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by Tistron 7y ago
Yes, it's on Windows I have experienced this issue. I'm not familiar with the low level mechanics of this but you seem to be. How would it work to do what you write at the end? Isn't altGr just an easier way of typing ctrl+al
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by Tistron 7y ago
I totally agree with this. Another problem are some programs where shortcuts seem to bind to some hardware codes of keys instead of what your layout says, so that shortcuts aren't what they say they are, e.g ctrl+[ would be at ctrl-å i
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by Tistron 7y ago
I really wish they'd get around to implementing saving credit card info, that's one reason I go back to chrome now and then. and there are some bugs with opening Firefox, clicking the address field on a tab that is loading and wri
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by Tistron 7y ago
I worked in a software company once where we acquired a product to integrate into ours. It was developed by a self taught programmer in his 50ies that did versioning by making copies of the whole directory when he had something that worked,
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by Tistron 7y ago
Two things has me almost dropping firefox and going over to chrome: - It still doesn't remember my credit card details, and is generally worse at filling out forms. - On mobile, I regularly experience that the cookie jar gets broken so
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by Tistron 7y ago
I had missed html imports, but alas they're deprecated. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components/... I had a similar thought though, and I think that custom components should stil
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by Tistron 7y ago
Looks great, but why is it not a web site? Why electron?
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by Tistron 7y ago
Related to this I wonder why we haven't got some TNS (like DNS) yet, that can give us a persistent symbolic phone-address untethered to the details of your current carrier or country? Has somebody tried it?
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by Tistron 8y ago
Thanks, didn't occur to me that they meant view size and not file size.
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by Tistron 8y ago
Can't view those pictures with my phone, github says they're too big.
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by Tistron 8y ago
In Swedish we also have "-tyg" and "-don" which is similar. So we have far-tyg for faring-stuff on water, and for-don for faring-stuff on land. Tyg on itself is fabric, like "stoff" is in German or Danish (in D
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by Tistron 9y ago
This was the biggest reason I switched from working as a programmer and spent some semesters becoming a high school teacher teaching mathematics and programming. I feel I can be much more available for my (to be) wife and my friends now. (i
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by Tistron 9y ago
Is there no way one can extract the oneplus camera app and install it on lineageos? I'm also going to finally switch now, but I don't understand why there isn't some clever hacker that has done this yet. Is is impossible?
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by Tistron 9y ago
As ES6 is becoming more available, how do current browsers handle this now? Do they reuse the stack frame?
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by Tistron 9y ago
If you prefer audio the author appears in Sam Harris' podcast in a long interview abd speaks about this subject. #74 — What Should We Eat? Waking Up with Sam Harris Duration: 2:07:24 Published: Sat, 06 May 2017 20:30:08 +0000
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by Tistron 9y ago
That is a very interesting video series, thank you! I have been thinking about the next levels of repetition since watching vihart explain how all of elementary algebra is just "fancy counting" https://youtu.be/N-7
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by Tistron 9y ago
Matt Parker (standupmath at youtube) does a presentation he calls "Clutching at Random Straws". It doesn't, as far as I can recall, specifically deal with Mondegreens, but about 38 minutes in he does a fun demonstration of ho
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by Tistron 9y ago
I'm pretty sure he means the top rated answer in the linked article . Still valid that rating ratios can change though.
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by Tistron 9y ago
This looks super nice, does anybody know of something similar in js that is well made?
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by Tistron 9y ago
I found it surprisingly useful with my phone. But I couldn't edit the code using my regular keyboard (swiftkey), it did not add letters, only replaced the letter before the cursor, but it worked fine with the stock android keyboard. Ha
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by Tistron 9y ago
I was looking everywhere for info on pricing, I suggest you mention this somewhere. With the "create a free account" I thought I'd have to go through all the trouble of signing up before being faced with what I'd have t
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by Tistron 9y ago
Yeah I get that, but why is that happening?
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by Tistron 9y ago
Hmm, interesting. What's up with the terminal here? The shell is doing something to the text. $ python2.7 -c "print(int(u'۲۶۷۹'))" Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", li
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by Tistron 9y ago
Indeed. Seems to be a thing of python 3. $ ruby -v ruby 2.2.6p396 (2016-11-15 revision 56800) [x86_64-linux-gnu] $ ruby -e "puts \"۲۶۷۹\".to_i" 0 $ python2.7 -c "print(int(\"۲۶۷۹\"))
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by Tistron 9y ago
I believe it is possible to use a cc here without the pin if you show ID and sign a receipt. I think I've seen it for people who've forgotten their code and tourists who don't know their code.
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by Tistron 9y ago
Is this not changing though? I can't remember the last time I bought something online without having to either use password or 2factor auth, and there are no places here that do not require a pin code when using a cc in a store. I&#x
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by Tistron 9y ago
Not as convenient, but you can write the statement `debugger;` and the debugger will stop there.
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by Tistron 10y ago
I agree that it depends on age. I will be teaching high school kids next autumn and I have been looking at potentially using http://gomix.me where you can prep an assignment and they can easily clone it and get hacking.