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   Dear Logitech, please support Linux!(groups.google.com)

   2 points by splicer 15y ago|1 comments
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   by splicer 15y ago

   Just use content-aware fill in CS5.
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   by splicer 15y ago

   s/qua/quoi/
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   by splicer 15y ago

   Another way to go would be to use longitude as the local UTC offset, in increments of 15 degrees (so that offsets are always integers).
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   by splicer 15y ago

   It should be TeX nically feasible to do something of this caliber: http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/inspiration/creative-resume-de... And yet, all the TeX resume/CV examples I ever see are fairly boring.
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   by splicer 15y ago

   I've been writing one with my little brother: https://github.com/splicer/arduin_os It still has a ways to go, but it's able to context-switch between threads. Feel free to fork it if you want to contribute.
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   by splicer 15y ago

   Consolas isn't free (although, at $35 it's not as painful a purchase as TheSans Mono Condensed).
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   by splicer 15y ago

   Here's what O'Reilly books use: http://www.lucasfonts.com/fonts/thesansmono/about/ Ubuntu Monospace is the first free font I've seen which approaches TheSans Mono's level of quality.
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   by splicer 15y ago

   This article was EXACTLY what my little brother needed! I've been trying to convince him to jump over to git for nearly a year now.
10. 160.▲
    by splicer 15y ago

    It does (both on Windows and Linux), but gVim still uses v and V for the other two Visual modes, rather than q and Q. It drives me nuts!
11. 161.▲
    by splicer 15y ago

    gVim is hard; I just want to type ctrl-v to enter blockwise Visual mode. I normally use vim on the command line, but a lot of my coworkers use gVim on Windows. Whenever I try to help one of them out, I can't stand the fact that ctrl-v is re
12. 162.▲
    by splicer 15y ago

    I wish I would clean my apartment when procrastinating. Instead, I procrastinate by coding (for fun, not work). That's it! I'm going to clean my apartment... tomorrow... or maybe the day after...
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    by splicer 15y ago

    FSMs are very common on the embedded systems I work on. In fact, I often find that my coworkers use them too much. For instance, sometimes a DSP filter would be a much cleaner and maintainable solution. That said, if you work on embedded
14. 164.▲
    by splicer 15y ago

    but not all languages ;)
15. 165.▲
    by splicer 15y ago

    Compiling with gcc's -Wall option, which implies -Wcomment, would spit out "warning: multi-line comment". Unless you have good reason to do otherwise, always use -Wall. I recommend -Wextra and -Werror as well.