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by arm 11y ago
Falling in love with someone does not require both people to share the emotion. For example, person A can fall in love with person B, even if person B hates person A. In fact, person A might fall even deeper in love with person B if per
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by arm 11y ago
Although, keep in mind (in my experience at least), Sublime Text 3 is way faster than Sublime Text 2.
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Newton Network Gateway(basse.me)
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by arm 11y ago
I’ve had a pretty poor experience with VLC on the Windows Store. I tried it on my tablet (an HP Stream 7) running Windows 8.1, hoping to use it to play the music from my iTunes library (by copying the Music folder in iTunes’ iTunes Media
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by arm 11y ago
Yep, you would have to change the settings a bit if you want that behaviour. Connect to your ZNC’s web frontend, and then go to: ZNC » webadmin » Edit User [ the name of the user you’re editing ] » Edit Network [ the name of the network you
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Japan’s 99% Literacy Rate Questionable(ignition.co)
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“Job-Hunting Idols” Explain Why Japan’s Shotgun Approach to Finding Work Must St(ignition.co)
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by arm 11y ago
There have been some updates in the past that people are suspicious have been renumbered¹, although I suppose that without confirmation from Microsoft, we can’t say for sure. ―――――― ¹ — http://www.eightforums.com/windows-upd
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by arm 11y ago
Damn, yeah, same for me actually. After I found out that Microsoft was including that crap in updates for Windows 7 & 8, I also completely disabled Windows Update. It would be really nice if there was some site that kept an up-to-date d
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Tim Cook Lashes Out at White House Officials for Being Wishy-Washy on Encryption(theintercept.com)
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Apple’s Greatest Keyboard(eggfreckles.net)
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by arm 11y ago
It doesn’t seem to be abandoned. The latest version of Geektool (3.1.3) seems to have been released in October and even has support for El Capitan¹. ―――――― ¹ — http://projects.tynsoe.org/en/geektool/download.php
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by arm 11y ago
Completely agree with this. The difference in resources used by Firefox 30 compared to Firefox 40 is just staggering. A netbook that used to run versions of Firefox 30 and below just fine now bogs down so much in newer versions of Firefox t
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by arm 11y ago
You know you can change the function of the hot corner (or simply disable it), right? (In case you don’t know how: go to System Preferences → Desktop & Screen Saver → Screen Saver → Hot Corners…)
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“What Will the Tamagotchi Become?” and Other Questions of Tamagotchi Life (2013)(kwartzlab.ca)
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Ask HN: Power adapters withconnector with2.5mm OD and 0.8mm ID for Chinese tablets?
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SurfEasy Online Privacy – An Opera Software Company(surfeasy.com)
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by arm 11y ago
I think the guy behind MailMate¹ has done just that. It’s definitely the most powerful mail client on OS X. I ended up buying it, at least! ―――――― ¹ — http://freron.com/
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by arm 11y ago
I’m sure you also use Quick Look¹ too (way too useful not to use), and that was introduced right after Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger (in Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard). ―――――― ¹ — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_Look
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by arm 11y ago
I agree, although, it’s not as bad in this case. I find it far more annoying on sites where the header is always there, as it breaks page down / spacebar functionality (when you page down, the header will cover some unread text).
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by arm 11y ago
Or get an e-bike.
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by arm 11y ago
What version of OS X are you using? If you’ve upgraded from a previous version, did you do a clean install or just upgrade over your older version? I’ve used many OS Xs over the years (Mac OS X v10.3 Panther, Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger, Mac OS X
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by arm 11y ago
Hah, this is interesting. MacHeist just added PopChar X to their bundle¹, so I tried it out, and I was surprised to find it actually shows the keyboard shortcut for your selected character (if any exists) based on your current keyboard layo
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by arm 11y ago
Yep. Apple mentions it here¹, as well as the reason: “ Be sure to create the ellipsis character using the key combination Option-; (Option-semicolon). This ensures that an assistive app can provide the correct interpretation of the characte
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by arm 11y ago
Wait, seriously? That sounds horrible. :( What version of OS X are you using? Are you using an Mac-oriented keyboard (ctrl/option/command) or a Windows-oriented keyboard (ctrl/windows/alt)? Also keep in mind, if you have
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by arm 11y ago
Yes, it works in TextEdit. It works in any application that has the Edit > Paste and Match Style ⌥⇧⌘V menu item. This command matches whatever style you’re currently using in the application you select this menu item, completely ignoring
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by arm 11y ago
Based on the update to the article that dak1 mentioned¹, I’d say that’s actually incorrect: “ Apple issued a new, stronger (SHA-2) Mac App Store certificate in September, before the older (SHA-1) one expired, as planned. The new Mac App Sto
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by arm 11y ago
From what I can see from this thread¹, it would seem so: “ The last versions of OS 9 were pretty good about right mouse button support. Most mice should work fine. ” I would test it myself on my iMac G3 (Summer 2001), but unfortunately, I a
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by arm 11y ago
Ugh… yeah, this is exactly why I actively avoid any software with DRM (to the greatest practical extent that I can). Thankfully, there are OS X developers out there that actually do sell DRM-free software¹, and I support them wholeheartedly
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by arm 11y ago
Macs have had support for mice with more than a single button since at least Mac OS 9 (released in 1999).

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