I remapped my CapsLock key to Escape. The only time I ever hit CapsLock was a mistake, so this works out a lot better… and yes, I’m a Vim user so having that Escape close by saves my pinky.
thejml
joined 2 years ago
Artificial scarcity is a standard part of capitalism.
And everyone liked that.
TIL: 20 years ago was just yesterday. Go buy CDs! They still make them!
I’d rather have one with no window manager than one with no terminal.
I daily DDG and either go to Kagi or, oddly enough, Bing if that doesn’t work. Google is too riddled with ads at this point.
One day I’m going to run out of free Kagi queries and I’ll probably have to pony up the money.
Guess it’s a good thing that NPR barely gets any funding from the federal or state governments then. All this does is get people to donate more to PBS and NPR.
Honestly, I’d love to hear about ALL technologies on here, not just computer based ones.
9/10, there’s no way he’d use the word “ecologists”… “experts” maybe.
Also, way too short to be a real quote.
Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines
I purposely don’t do the printer PS powers the octopi thing… I like to be able to drop some gcode on it for later or do updates when the printer isn’t on.
HFW has a mode where the HUD doesn’t show you any of the things you need to find… like rocks, bushes, parts, etc. it’s more immersive and I beat the game with that mode on without too much trouble. Watching my wife play with the normal HUD showed me I probably missed a few things here and there but nothing crazy. I was always able to find enough healing and rocks and I got all the collectibles (I 100%’d it, I just didn’t go back and NG+ on Ultra Hard like she did)