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by graywh 7y ago
this sounds like some traffic calming measures that were recently installed near me just last year they are islands in the middle of the intersection, but not roundabouts, forcing cars to "swerve" to pass through they haven't
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by graywh 7y ago
The French state actually owns the cathedral
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by graywh 8y ago
> they drive with about a car's length of distance while going 45mph, shifting lanes without using their signals and other crazy shenanigans this shit happens everywhere
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by graywh 8y ago
and one-size-really-does-fit-all clothes
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by graywh 8y ago
visually: https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/Apple-iP...
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by graywh 9y ago
Becoming a nurse practitioner requires additional education and certification/licensing in addition to what's required for a registered nurse. It's not just a tenure/promotion thing like moving from junior developer to
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by graywh 9y ago
I use ^_ (0x1F) which can be "typed" with Ctrl + 7 and Ctrl + / in most terminals.
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by graywh 9y ago
Use Gitlab and you can at least prevent --force push with permissions.
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by graywh 9y ago
Ctrl-_, which is sent by Ctrl + 7 and/or Ctrl + / in most terminals.
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by graywh 9y ago
C-\ is an interesting choice. I use C-_, which can be "triggered" with C-7 and often with C-/.
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by graywh 9y ago
4 time zones is enough to cover the 48 states unless you want half-hour zones or radically different sunrise times on one coast or the other. Just need to reduce the sizes of Eastern and Central to better match the longitude lines.
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by graywh 10y ago
Have a third party generate a set of tokens, one per person, recording only their sum, and randomly distribute them to the group. Then you don't need to pass the cumulative sum from person to person. Edit: I guess it doesn't even
103.
by graywh 10y ago
But that's only about 12% of the world's population. And even less are below the tropics.
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by graywh 10y ago
He must be referring to one's own first cousin's children. Not the children of two first cousins.
105.
by graywh 10y ago
And removing the bottom 60% will most likely remove the median.
106.
by graywh 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxicabs_of_the_United_Kingdom...
107.
by graywh 11y ago
In the early days, you had to use the username as it was registered to log in.
108.
by graywh 11y ago
See also: bufexplorer, MiniBufExplorer, buftabs
109.
by graywh 12y ago
git add -A && git commit -m "message" is equivalent to git commit -a -m "message"
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by graywh 12y ago
The cable company's Internet service may not either.
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by graywh 12y ago
http://9to5mac.com/2014/09/09/the-iphone-5-ad-that-apple-wan...
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by graywh 12y ago
Syntax based folding can slow it down a lot, especially with Ruby code.
113.
by graywh 12y ago
The same was said about the Nokia deal.
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by graywh 12y ago
Windows didn't have a mobile operating system at the time I can only assume you're referring to Windows Phone, which was released after iOS. But you've omitted Windows Mobile, which was released in 2000.
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by graywh 12y ago
There's a deleted comment between those two.
116.
by graywh 12y ago
Where the Tab key is now is where the Escape key was on the system Bill Joy developed Vi.
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by graywh 12y ago
There's like 70 different commands that can move the cursor in Vim. And that's before you add any plugins or mappings.
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by graywh 12y ago
Depends on your data package. <10GB is $15/month discount. 10+GB is a $25/month discount. The linked chart shows this.
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by graywh 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slidewalk Several of Heinlein's other Future History books and stories reference the rolling roads.
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by graywh 12y ago
Attach to the same session from two terminals and change windows. In Tmux, the window changes in both terminals. It just works in Screen. I seem to recall that to make it work in Tmux, you need two sessions with the windows attached to bo

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