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by spurgu 4y ago
> Option+D would be the analogue on Mac. For me it's "the key to the left of the spacebar" in terms of muscle memory, so Cmd on Mac. Tried it, as well as modifying omni.ja... From the add-on page (I tried it): > shortke
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by spurgu 4y ago
Time to switch to Windows? :o Edit: I moved off Windows around 2005 followed by a decade of Linux and since then Mac.
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by spurgu 4y ago
As I said I want it specifically to be Cmd+D (instead of the default Cmd+L).
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by spurgu 4y ago
Not exactly "killer" but the ability to customize the keyboard shortcut to focus the URL bar (to Cmd+D) is what keeps me from switching to Firefox: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32130168
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by spurgu 4y ago
I'd switch to Firefox in a heartbeat if I could somehow focus the URL bar with Cmd+D instead of Cmd+L (years of muscle memory with Alt+D on Linux previously). Other browsers have a menu entry for this (File -> Open Location... in Ch
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by spurgu 4y ago
It's perceived to be more profitable to spend that money on wars rather than innovation to attain energy.
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by spurgu 4y ago
Site is getting hugged. https://archive.ph/2S6PD
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by spurgu 4y ago
Damn. Then I have no reason to upgrade. Thanks!
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by spurgu 4y ago
What do you think China and India think it means?
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by spurgu 4y ago
Good question. The M1 can do more than one by using a special hub (don't remember the specifics) - would be nice if the M2 supported multiple natively. Edit: Doesn't look like things have changed: https://news.ycombinat
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by spurgu 4y ago
For me the main reason to upgrade would be Magsafe. I'm constantly afraid of someone stumbling on the cable and destroying the USB-C port. I couldn't find any info on this, is this the same Magsafe as the 2015 devices, i.e. can I
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by spurgu 4y ago
Does this work on Mac M1? I tried a couple of days ago and IIRC it segfaulted.
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by spurgu 4y ago
The beeping is effective for me disabling the sensor/buzzer altogether in my cars. Fucking hell, I know when I'm not wearing it, or when I'm speeding. Let me be the judge of when I do whichever of them.
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The Paradox Machine(petri-x.blogspot.com)
8 points by spurgu 4y ago|1 comments
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by spurgu 4y ago
> Although an instrument of the US Government, the Federal Reserve System considers itself "an independent central bank because its monetary policy decisions do not have to be approved by the President or by anyone else in the execu
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by spurgu 4y ago
Perhaps, but I still wouldn't want anyone prying into my private stuff (while I'm alive). Also, tracking back, what I'd need to store somewhere (hence I asked "Where?" originally) is: - password to password manager
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by spurgu 4y ago
That's what everyone does. Did you read my last sentence?
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by spurgu 4y ago
Yeah (as sibling poster pointed out) I guess that it was more of a distraction point from throwaway. I just read and thought of it in broader terms of oil and gas being super important to any modern civilization. What you say is true thou
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by spurgu 4y ago
Yup. If I were to use it I'd set it to something like 4 weeks, to be sure to cover most scenarios where I'm still alive.
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by spurgu 4y ago
Where? And how to stop your spouse from spying on you? I suppose notification of "Login from new device" would be a tell. But that would also be a shitty situation if you end up in a fight. The Bitwarden access request seems cool
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by spurgu 4y ago
Tech at the moment sure, but there's nothing that stops the geographical location from shifting. There are skilled IT people around the world, there just aren't that many tech hubs like Silicon Valley. Finance? Remind me again how
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by spurgu 4y ago
Just common sense. Russia has vast resource-rich areas in Siberia that with global warming would become habitable. They have relatively few large coastal cities (compared to the US and Europe). And the Arctic sea being clear of ice year rou
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by spurgu 4y ago
That's the same argument as saying food is only 4% the economy. Try taking food out of the equation and see how the rest fares.
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by spurgu 4y ago
Modern civilization is nothing without gas and oil.
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by spurgu 4y ago
1. Great, another thing that's "Putin's fault" 2. Great, due to #1 we don't really have any power anymore at the negotiation table
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by spurgu 4y ago
A lot of good ideas come through trial and error. After a certain while of using a product a specific way whole new pathways can open up. It's really difficult to know what your end product is supposed to look like, if you're wo
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by spurgu 4y ago
*fusion obv.
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by spurgu 4y ago
Money = energy (while credit being a promise on future energy). Cheap energy is how we've created our society. The (huge) problem we're facing is that our economy is based on the (incorrect) assessment that we will have an ever-in
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by spurgu 4y ago
Wow that sucks if true. Python is such a great introduction to programming and is a great tool to have installed by default on Linux and Mac.... is there any logical reason why it's being removed?
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by spurgu 4y ago
Hmm why will this (basic Python functionality) break in 12.3?

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