huf [he/him]
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a vampiric lion? huh.
mufasa wasnt born in the US, he cant be president. i say the creepy toon villain from who framed roger rabbit. he’s electable.
you can have compose in the linux console too. an actually ergonomic choice is caps lock i think, because really, what is caps lock even for…
no, i think azerty takes the absolute cake, but the german layout is also dogshit. it’s qwertz for one, which is shit. and the placement of
{ [ ] }are absurd.and it’s not necessary that these languages have shit layouts. look at the polish programmer’s layout, that’s a sane way to add extra letters.
- die hard ended at 3
- highlander ended at 4 (and there is no 2)
realistically, nobody uses all the units.
eg, decimeters are practically unheard of.
anyway, start measuring things around you. like your fingers, your hand, your ceiling height, that sort of thing. and then remember what those measurements feel/look like. that’ll give you something to compare other things to. you can do the same thing with volume measurements and so on.
for example, i found that one of the knuckles on one of my fingers is exactly 4cm long, so i always have that with me.
milk comes in 1L boxes, for example, so pretty much everyone knows what a liter is.
sugar and flour come in 1kg bags and that’s roughly 1 liter too
yeah, i was really tired of win98SE when i switched to linux. just entirely over it.
that’s how i’d say it in hungarian, except i’d drop the MB too. “egy negyvennégyes flopi”
that’s the idea, to keep peole away or at least recoup some of the costs.
i forget. i had a chili and that made me forget
but why not just use ext4, which isnt buggy?
you must wait for your children or you will accumulate zombies
unexpected parenting advice in a UNIX programming textbook…
vim will load some other rc file if it cant find your ~/.vimrc. check what it has loaded with
:scriptnamesalso, try starting vim in a brand new terminal with
vim -u NONEand check if it’s still happening.
linux must go
who must go?
…
hungarian.
i think this might be because articles are relatively new in the language.