graywh

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by graywh 14y ago
I've used timeoutd to disconnect idle users.
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by graywh 14y ago
The program we used for "keyboarding" class required two spaces, too. (This was in 1998, but the program looked like something from the '80s.) The teacher had me evaluate a newer program (that looked more "Windows 95-ish") later in the ye
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by graywh 14y ago
This is a neat idea. Now I have to go change all my LaTeX files.
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by graywh 14y ago
Do you use a proportional-width font for viewing code?
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by graywh 14y ago
But you should always use "i.e." because it's an abbreviation for two words. And I can't even think of a case that you wouldn't follow it with a comma (i.e., "i.e.,"), so that doesn't conflict with the ". " end-of-sentence pattern.
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by graywh 14y ago
This will tell vim to display "as much as possible of the last line in a window". set display+=lastline
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by graywh 14y ago
In regards to your edited quote: http://www.coolsprings.com/news/macauthority-closing-for-app...
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by graywh 14y ago
Then write collection.length.should eq(2) But I see nothing wrong with the other once you know how the "have" matcher works. It will even let you write it { should have(2).items } when your subject is set up properly.
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by graywh 14y ago
But Escape on those old terminals was where Tab is now.
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by graywh 14y ago
Like a hook turn? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook_turn
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by graywh 14y ago
How are you getting updates for projects you've starred?
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by graywh 14y ago
About the split keyboard he mentions: Am I the only person that hits 6 with the right index finger? A coworker has a similarly split keyboard and I can never type 6 on it.
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by graywh 14y ago
I don't get it. How often do you need to change between complete opposites? (should/should_not, true/false, &&/||) And what's the point of changing "predicate?" to "true and (predicate?)" or "false or (predicate?)"
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by graywh 14y ago
You have that backwards--Meta actually means "prepend Escape" (or 8th bit on, but that's another discussion).
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by graywh 14y ago
Pretty sure it used to not work--glad to see that it does now. Thanks.
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by graywh 14y ago
ttymouse=xterm2 doesn't work with tmux. And generally, vim will set 'ttym' correctly for you.
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by graywh 14y ago
When I showed up for my first day of work 8 years ago, a newly installed WinXP system awaited me. I had to patch the system that morning because it had been powered on and connected to the network for several days already.
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by graywh 14y ago
Yeah, many terminal emulators (like Terminal.app) are configured to run login shells.
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by graywh 14y ago
No, Vim doesn't support - as a file name to read from stdin for the -u option, just as the file to open for editing.
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by graywh 14y ago
The :help disagrees. All i* text-objects are "inner " and a text-objects are "a *".
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by graywh 14y ago
^I is the same as I (because I is short for ^i). But really, you should just map to <Home> and <End>. Also, d$A is the same as C.
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by graywh 14y ago
Another difference: ctrl-c will cancel the count on an insert command.
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by graywh 14y ago
If that's your long-time username on the Internet, you could file an impersonation claim. But that will be a harder case to make for a common name.
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by graywh 14y ago
There is a policy on inactive accounts, but there's nothing about requesting an account be released. https://support.twitter.com/groups/33-report-abuse-or-policy...
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by graywh 14y ago
Just know that Ctrl-c is different from Escape. It skips InsertLeave autocmds and cancels the count (i.e., 3aX<C-c> appends 1 'X', but 3aX<Esc> appends 3).
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by graywh 14y ago
How about this? tap for <C-o>, hold for <Esc>
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by graywh 14y ago
I just use a ~/.git
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by graywh 14y ago
There's a __git_ps1 function that's included with the git bash completion script (edit: it works with zsh, too -- the __git_ps1 function and the completion).
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by graywh 14y ago
different URL
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by graywh 14y ago
I was just wondering how you accomplish that.

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