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by ketzu 6y ago
> I just want to provide an actual reason for why VIM is great Thank you for that, I value it! It seems I was unneccessarily defensive! > if you're ever ssh'ing into servers, you can be confident that you can be close to as
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by ketzu 6y ago
Actually I never wondered if there were shortcuts for those, so your response prompted me to check the keymap of m PyCharm. There definetly are many extended ones, but doesn't seem to cover all of that and are not as composeable. >
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by ketzu 6y ago
I guess I, and maybe other non-vim users, just don't see much use in the composability. From many examples I've seen in this thread, the only one I found truly interesting was the branching undo feature. For most features, the adv
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by ketzu 6y ago
> The US is not the entirety of the countries they reserve to themselves. Sorry, my statement on legislation was ambigious. First, "we" was meant as "we the people of our respective countries," not limited to the US i
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by ketzu 6y ago
It really comes down to what "basically the only one" means. But I wouldn't aggree that "google hangouts is basically the only messaging app" would even extend to all the other messaging apps google ever produced. (
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by ketzu 6y ago
Is that supposed to make someone angry? Because this seems like an okay solution to make back investments and still allow cheaper access for poorer nations. Still if they can't keep up with demand and there are many lifes at stake, we
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by ketzu 6y ago
I don't use vim, but this feature seems mostly useful for deleting things within marking characters, such as " and ', which I do surprisingly often. (But not often enough to learn a shortcut to do it)
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by ketzu 6y ago
If we started taking gdpr more seriously, the apps basically ban themselves!
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by ketzu 6y ago
> So if WeChat is basically the only messaging app allowed in China How did you get that impression? There are a ton of chinese messanging apps, e.g., QQ, which is also on the list of banned apps.
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by ketzu 6y ago
The "unfair advantage" is not one sided and otherwise considered developmental aid for developing countries (as developing countries, rising them out of poverty, seems to be the best overall strategy for humans). The classificatio
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by ketzu 6y ago
You are ignoring that the Union was established 150 years ago, but the agreement is changing over time. And like every other country, the US is trying to modify it in a way it sees profitable for themselves at the time. According to your wi
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by ketzu 6y ago
Did the prices for ads not dramatically drop over time? To me, it feels like it was just market forces driving those decisions. They could have kept the ad sales team and fewer ads, but that doesn't mean that would have worked out.
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by ketzu 6y ago
Yes it is very common: Ie on windows previously, Safari on ios, Chrome on Android. Or am I understanding it wrong? It's often integrated in UI frameworks.
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by ketzu 6y ago
If I get it right, the title could as well be "new edge automatically imports user data from Firefox"
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by ketzu 6y ago
One of the easiest reasons is the order of these things: post being made, post being upvoted, post being recognized as tos violation
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by ketzu 6y ago
Unfortunately that would also remove the reason that people are using the extension in the first place.
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by ketzu 6y ago
The ignorance about the reasons for those steps and the way they count feels disingenuous to me. Examples: At the end of the installation of both pieces of software, you did not accomplish the same things. Complications of ST (device id&#x2
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by ketzu 6y ago
A lot of countries have laws regulating stock markets.
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by ketzu 6y ago
This is not limited to ebooks, it is present in all modern digital distribution, especially in software.
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by ketzu 6y ago
A lot of trash is created by people who do it out of love. Cases include fanfics, youtube videos and videogames. (I am personally guilty of producing trash in all of these categories.) Also, a lot of people love trash.
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by ketzu 6y ago
> In order to enforce copyright in the 21st century, computing freedom must be sacrificed. Actually, with the lack of copyright, they might just go the route of software anyways: Book-as-a-Service, Steam-for-books, license checks wheneve
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by ketzu 6y ago
The problem with arguments from analogy are that people often just try to figure out some way in which the analogy doesn't work, instead of challenging the point it made. Which is easy, otherwise it would be a terrible analogy. In this
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by ketzu 6y ago
It's not only mentioned quite often, it is especially in the article. They argue that dark mode only saves battery if: * Dark mode is truly black (not dark grey) and * You use OLED or AMOLED screens. But when that's the case it ca
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by ketzu 6y ago
You are overstating the results of such studies or use your datapoint out of context. Just because A is on average better than B, does not mean that A is better for everyone. If you have a study that shows that most people do(n't) like
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by ketzu 6y ago
After reading this comment, I opened up my explorer to notice, there is a ribbon there. In the default overview it actually has some buttons I would use (but it's the small ones) as I don't regularly add network mounts or addresse
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by ketzu 6y ago
Not trying to discredit those numbers, but I wonder about the split per US state. Are they very close? Are there states that pay a lot more than others?
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by ketzu 6y ago
As far as I know, the tech of credit cards is also borne from liability regulation. The higher security of the european system allowed the european banks to move liability to the users.
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by ketzu 6y ago
Seems like a sensible move to improve charging capabilities in the country and to reduce worry of potential customers, as gas stations are easy to find and well distributed. Over time the charging should probably be implemented elsewhere.
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by ketzu 6y ago
While I believe there is quite a lot of waste, I still think that such a change would have a huge impact on movie making and other things. I don't know enough about the Blender movies and the cost involved, so I have to adress it in a
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by ketzu 6y ago
As far as I can tell the main difference to software seems to be the ways the software businesses found ways to enforce the rules they dictate via SaaS or government sanctioned monopoly license contracts.

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