shambulatron

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by shambulatron 2y ago
He is the odd
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by shambulatron 2y ago
Have you come across `git rebase --update-refs`? This automatically moves your "intermediate" branches during a rebase and sounds like it could be useful in your situation.
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by shambulatron 3y ago
brain.fm really seems to help me out, when I remember to use it!
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by shambulatron 3y ago
This was my bugbear for a long time too, and then I found fzf-git.sh (actually its PowerShell equivalent, PSFzf). fzf (absolutely incredible tool with many uses) gives you fuzzy searching of anything you care to name, and fzf-git combines t
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by shambulatron 3y ago
> It's a review for a product Right, so that cuts both ways. Then review the _product_, rather than using the review as a channel for a whinge about how it didn't land in your hands as soon as you'd have liked. That misses
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by shambulatron 4y ago
What have been some highlights for you? This is something that's struck me in passing a couple of times as a potentially interesting kind of project.
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by shambulatron 6y ago
Head tracking (without full VR) is quite a big niche in flight/space sims, whether just for rotations or a limited amount of translation as well. It's much more natural using your head to look around, keeps your hands on the fligh
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by shambulatron 6y ago
I run Fraidycat in a separate Firefox profile which I don't use for anything else. If I want to hang onto a link from a feed, I'll just open it again in my main profile. I've found a side benefit in that the slight extra fric
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by shambulatron 12y ago
Good plug. Joined!