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by q_revert 13y ago
vimperator is probably the most useful web extension i've ever used.. and it doesn't have a good chrome equivalent http://www.vimperator.org/vimperator
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Exhibit A – the “child pornographer”(abarristerswife.wordpress.com)
380 points by q_revert 13y ago|379 comments
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by q_revert 13y ago
if you enjoy vimperator I suspect you'll appreciate the tree style tabs mentioned above.. also if you `:set tabnumbers` you can easily switch between numbered tabs, which can be very useful http://i.imgur.com/3x8nF0J.png
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by q_revert 13y ago
i'm not sure if it works in all shells, but at least in zsh/bash doing $ echo "this will not be saved in history" as opposed to $echo "this will be saved in history" can be useful
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by q_revert 13y ago
also, there isn't a single typo in jobs' emails (at least anything immediately obvious), whilst in comparison murdoch's responses seem sloppily written and careless.. as you've pointed out, it does seem as though a lot of effort went into j
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by q_revert 13y ago
I'm not sure what constitutes an outing, but I'm pretty sure this isn't it: “I cannot say QED to that because I have not proven it,” he adds. However, he says his theory is “consistent, plausible, and I believe, compelling.”
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by q_revert 13y ago
for any vim users I would recommend having a look at NERDcommenter, from the author of the very popular NERDtree https://github.com/scrooloose/nerdcommenter
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by q_revert 13y ago
moved around a fair bit between DejaVu Sans Mono/Inconsolata/Consolas etc before eventually settling on Ubuntu Mono, which really holds up extremely well at smaller sizes (7/8 pt)
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by q_revert 13y ago
having recently started a blog for several of the reasons mentioned I'm interested as to what HN's opinion on comments are? my site's current incarnation doesn't have any, and I've considered adding them, but I'm not sure they'll really add
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by q_revert 14y ago
one of the recommended ways to install oh-my-zsh wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/raw/master/tools/install.sh -O - | sh
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by q_revert 14y ago
another nice one which i get a lot of use out've.. (again, no idea if bash can do this too) $ setopt brace_ccl #put this in your ~/.zshrc $ echo {1-3}.pdf {a-d}.pdf 1.pdf 2.pdf 3.pdf a.pdf b.pdf c.pdf d.pdf
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Zsh-lovers – tips, tricks and examples for the Z shell(grml.org)
120 points by q_revert 14y ago|23 comments
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by q_revert 14y ago
bindkey 'a' last-window bindkey C-a last-window if you use the command frequently enough, it might be worthwhile binding `^a a` and `^a^a`, similar to the tactic of binding F1 to <esc> in vim
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by q_revert 14y ago
the new choose-tree commmand is superb, for anyone who regularly uses tmux and already understands how great it is, you should consider upgrading for this alone.. with several sessions running on most of my machines, i frequently found myse
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by q_revert 14y ago
locally, I find the tmux buffer system (just like in vim) to be very useful for pasting text around the place, also, the newer versions have :choose-tree, which is well worth a look, using ^a s gives you a list of open sessions, from which
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by q_revert 14y ago
perhaps it's not that they don't manage remote machines, just that they do it differently to you.. nested tmux with $HOSTNAME/$IP in the hardstatus make this very easy imo, tells you where you are whilst also allowing you to keep a minimal
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by q_revert 14y ago
set colorcolumn=80 is another nice way to keep yourself within the bounds, it also has the bonus of not being a hard limit, just a visual indication that you're overstepping edit: (already mentioned)
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by q_revert 14y ago
audio only here too, Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.8; rv:19.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/19.0
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by q_revert 14y ago
anyone who found the discussion of dynamical systems here interesting would be well served by having a look at http://www.scholarpedia.org/ , which has some very good articles on the area [edit] http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Encyclo
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by q_revert 14y ago
even a cursory read of the post would suggest that the OP is actually doing quite a good job of dealing with his problems
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by q_revert 14y ago
you should take a look at https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime , very handy for sending code from vim sessions to other tmux panes
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by q_revert 14y ago
same here, but use nnoremap <Space> za vnoremap <Space> za also, for folding in general I'd recommend using set foldmethod=marker which has the benefit of making folds more 'transparent' in your code, an
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by q_revert 14y ago
using a greasemonkey script like http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/121261 can fix this for you.. obviously using such scripts brings it's own issues, but a nice(ish) solution imo
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by q_revert 14y ago
a few nice ones here too, http://www.pixelbeat.org/cmdline.html , http://www.pixelbeat.org/docs/linux_commands.html always worth looking at these types of lists imo, whilst some of the commands mightn't really fit into your workflow or s
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by q_revert 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_versus_Horse_Marathon
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by q_revert 14y ago
"Notmuch is not much of an email program. It doesn't receive messages (no POP or IMAP support). It doesn't send messages (no mail composer, no network code at all)." notmuch doesn't replace mutt, you use it with mutt/offlineimap etc as your
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by q_revert 14y ago
works nicely for me in firefox/opera, but doesn't do too well in anything else... although I'd doubt you'd need to worry about them too much, still, it's always nice to see apps like this fail gracefully, if you had a 'this particular brow
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by q_revert 14y ago
I was expecting to see the first comment in here complaining about his use of 'cat', as in all of the examples his second argument could've easily taken a filename argument.. sort order.* is surely more elegant than cat order.* |
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by q_revert 14y ago
from one of the amazon reviews: "The price to content ratio of this publication is enormous and much of the information can be gleaned from a web search. " for a free book it seems harsh but probably fair
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by q_revert 14y ago
f 24 ^M - choose reply f 6 ^M - enter text buffer ^i - open vim *** write this message *** :wq - message gets transplanted into text buffer esc, esc - exit text buffer, exit insert mode

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