Tyr42

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901.
by Tyr42 14y ago
If it just had awesome trackpad support...
902.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Hey, in Mountain Lion, they added a caffeinate command to do the same thing from the command line, but with timers and stuff. http://apple.blogoverflow.com/2012/07/interesting-new-unix-c...
903.
by Tyr42 14y ago
But it's not. At least, I only see that after a reinstall, or maybe once a month, when I want to install something cool and new.
904.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I has messing around with it, and had another application reverse it for just the mouse, and then it got reset or something, and now I don't know which way is the correct way. I think there's a triple negative in the settings. I flipped i
905.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/TyrGodOfWar/nasa-apod-desktop Err, I don't know what's polite in terms of editing the readme and stuff. I hope what I did is acceptable. It only sets it for the space I'm on when I run the script. I have
906.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Hey, I'm just forking it right now to have that to you. I have it mostly working, I'm just installing PIL. But apart from resizing everything works. Check back in 15 minutes.
907.
by Tyr42 14y ago
And I have a macbook, and no plans to switch from my android phone. Still have a windows partition though.
908.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Did you see the NorthPaw? It's a band of 8 buzzers that goes around an ankle, and buzzed Magnetic North as you walk around.
909.
by Tyr42 14y ago
And you can have Literate Haskell Files directly. That's cool.
910.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Guilty of that here. There isn't much incentive really, other than perhaps getting Xmonad running, and it'll end up with some stuff breaking. I've got a nice bash shell, steam works and I can play portal, and it's good enough.
911.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Terminal has profile/colour management, and screen does any pane splitting for me, and what's wrong with and ANSI colouring?
912.
by Tyr42 14y ago
What does iterm2 have to offer over the built in terminal? Also, more line-breaks would be nice...
913.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Sublime 2 and vim are great choices, I use them myself. I started developing on linux, and it's really carried over to my mac, so I use the Terminal command line frequently and never really use xcode. I strongly recommend homebrew [1], it's
914.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I think it would even be better as $1.00/months as opposed to $0.25/week, even if there is no actual difference, due to it not being a sub-dollar amount.
915.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I currently use it, and I am not a power user. (But I'm just one datapoint)
916.
by Tyr42 14y ago
What do you want? If it's not homebrew, but also not an app, what does that leave? A pkg? Not really a step up from the other two. Or just a tarball with the source?
917.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I use that too in Opera. But it's set up for you and it's a huge list. Lazyness vs just-the-way-you-like-it
918.
by Tyr42 14y ago
This is kinda what Heroku does, right?
919.
by Tyr42 14y ago
He wants the animation to be smooth, but once you finish scrolling, it should be align itself to the nearest line.
920.
by Tyr42 14y ago
It reminds me of the joke "Emacs is a great OS, but it needs a good text editor".
921.
by Tyr42 14y ago
We had hand draw pictures and woodworking. Still fun though.
922.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Time to use selenium [1] to automate it and send you emails? [1] : http://seleniumhq.org/
923.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Indeed, when I click here, I was expecting a nice presentation of it. scribble is actually quite a nice little markup language.
924.
by Tyr42 14y ago
Maybe the Surface will be better.
925.
by Tyr42 14y ago
In the title, I though it was going to be a math post on congruences. It kinda lends itself it his point though
926.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I was all prepared to be angry, but it's actually ok, to be honest. I normally dislike dark themes.
927.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I am. Chrome on OSX. I'm not sure if that's intentional so you can see what exactly was being clicked on, or a bug.
928.
by Tyr42 14y ago
I have turned my scrollbars back on, not because I want to use them, but because I want to look and see how much of a page is left without moving my mouse over there. I never actually click on it.
929.
by Tyr42 14y ago
It doesn't matter that they know your salting tactic, it still stops reverse-lookup tables with common passwords online.
930.
by Tyr42 14y ago
But it's not when all you are doing is clicking, using arrow keys and backspace, which is what people starting out do. I like vim and all, but you want to learn python now, vim later. Don't mix the two, all it does is add complexity befor

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