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When it comes to keyboard shortcuts, the winner of the browser wars is clear: Firefox has 142 shortcuts, more than twice as many as Google Chrome and other browsers.
This resource should help to discover and remember them: https://keycombiner.com/collections/firefox/
This screenshot shows only a tiny fraction of the table
You can switch between Mac and Win/Linux key bindings or display them side-by-side.
The table can be searched and filtered by keys, description, modifier keys,... and should also look good on mobile devices. It also provides highlighting of the current search term. These features are not provided by the official documentation.
It is hosted by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts.
I appreciate any kind of feedback!
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Notion has great keyboard shortcuts and I love that they promote them in tooltips.
On the other hand, I am not so sure how much I like their official documentation page listing all the shortcuts and slash commands
In contrast to most similar shortcut listings in other software's documentation, they do not show a plain table, but present the combinations in full sentences. This is nice to read through, but hard if you are searching for something particular.
So I created a new public resource showing all of Notion's key bindings:
https://keycombiner.com/collections/notion/
You can switch between Mac and Win/Linux key bindings or display them side-by-side. The table can be searched and filtered by keys, description, modifier keys,...
The table is hosted by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts. I have already used it in the past to learn a lot of Notion's shortcuts.
Any feedback is highly appreciated!
For those who do not know there is a periodic shortcut table for excel that can be useful.
It is divided into general shortcuts, range selection & navigation, formula editing & management, formatting, workbook & worksheet management, useful dialog boxes and visual basic editor keyboard shortcuts.
Print it and leave it on your desk: Periodic Table
Edit: with white background >> Link
You can use (or at least most of) these in pretty much any text editor or any program with a textbox:
A much bigger and more complete list can be found here: Table of keyboard shortcuts
This year, a little before Thanksgiving, I reviewed and updated all the subreddit's rules, wiki pages, my copypasta document, etc etc etc... Ya know, typical pre-launch things.
I also drafted the megathread and Gettin' Crafty templates a week in advance, then I fine-tuned them 3 days beforehand with the other moderators. Same with the Google Forms poll for the community vote, the community awards table tracker, the community awards table Markdown post, this post...
Probably helps that this year we're not traveling or visiting anyone due to the plague, but I wouldn't have put it past my uncle to mail me a bottle of the damned tasty stuff because he's a loveable butthead like that...
I learned how to spell the word toboggan properly.
My usual SOP in the megathreads:
Moderating the first few megathreads were literally painful to navigate due to the sheer number of submissions. For reference, Day 01 alone had 1,417 submissions; now multiply that by 25 days - that's gonna be a lot of clicking.
By Day 02 my wrist was killing me. I needed a solution. I remembered that RES has keyboard shortcuts! JACKPOT! Now I can a to upvote, enter to collapse thread, Alt-J to move to next thread, rinse, repeat! That lasted until Day 03 when my other wrist started to hurt too from the unnatural-reach and repetitive key combinations.
While moderating the Day 04 megathread, I upvoted (ow) + collapsed (ow) + next'd (ow) someone's submission that was written in AHK (AutoHotkey) and I swear on all of Santa's reindeer that my brain went tires screech. I have AHK, I use it all the time, why am I not using it while moderating the megathreads?!?
I now have Reddit Megathread Upvote + Collapse + Move to Next.ahk running on a simple Ctrl+backtick trigger. Bonus: my megathread moderating time went from 8+ hours to 2-3 hours.
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... keep reading on reddit β‘I created a new public resource showing all of RStudio's keyboard shortcuts. it can be searched and filtered more extensively than both the official documentation and the in-app reference.
https://keycombiner.com/collections/rstudio/
This screenshot shows only a fraction of the table
The table is provided by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts.
In case you want to go beyond browsing the shortcuts, you can create a free account, import some of RStudio's shortcuts into a personal collection, and start practicing.
There is also a KeyCombiner Desktop app that can show the shortcuts for the currently active application. So, if you have RStudio open and press a global shortcut, a pop-up will show with all of RStudio's shortcuts. This way you don't need to leave your current context, you can search for the right shortcut and pick up right where you left.
I have been using a Redgear Invador MK881 with Kalih Blue Switches for 6 months now. My core use case is touch typing.
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The Invador was nice to type on for the most part. But it was incredibly loud, and the switches caused fatigue after 10 to 20 mins of typing.
I got the GK68XS with Gateron Browns from Epomaker to keep the noise low (and enjoy the tactile bump). My unit arrived a few days back, and I have been typing on it a lot (mostly on monkeytype) to figure if it is a fit for me. Here are some thoughts for anyone who is considering getting one of these keybs.
Keycaps
The GK68XS features XDA profile keycaps, which are very different from the ABS keycaps I am used to on the Invador. The XDA caps are too smooth - this makes it wee bit harder to touch type, since the ABS ones used to have almost sharp edges, so you can feel the edge of a keycap with your finger (which ensured that you would not accidentally move over to the next one and cause a mistype). However, these keycaps looks way better, have much nicer legends compared to the old ABS ones. They are not shine thru, but the backlighting is more than enough for me to easily read the keys in the dark. Overall, some rougher texture/molding on the edges would have been nice, as these key caps are too smooth. However, they do feel 10x more premium, and my typing speed has gone up by an average of 8WPM (also thanks to the switches). So I think I will grow to like them in a lot in a couple of days. Also, if you do not touch type, you will not care about the issue with the XDAs that I had mentioned above.
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Gateron Brown Switches
At first, these switches felt mushy (after having used Kalih Blues). However, a few days into it, I am starting to see like them. They do not cause any fatigue (unlike the kal blues) and are great for long sessions. I do mistype every now and then when I type fast, but I think I will be over it soon. Again, the mistyping only happens when I touch type (i do not face this issue during regular four finger amature typing). Also, the stabs come factory lubed, which makes them feel and sound amazing - very premium, almost like those YouTu
... keep reading on reddit β‘So, I posted this method back in April. It recieved a ton of positive feedback, questions and useable criticism. Hereβs an updated version. As always, donβt hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or you experience a sticking point. Thereβs also a link to a PDF in my bio. γ
Bad habits. Compulsive behaviors. Out of control bingeing.
Apathy and lethargy. A lack of drive, motivation and consistency.
Procrastination.
These issues we all face, almost always come down to two things :
(1) Runaway positive feedback loops causing regrettable time wasting.
(2) Experiences that sends messaging to our antiquated brains to suppress motivation.
Let's first unpack (1) as it explains what is happening when you procrastinate. Then we'll move on to (2) as it explains more of why this process starts in the first place. From there we can proceed to a fix; to a solution.
Ok.
So, imagine youβre at your desk, doing some work on a project. It's going fine, when, of course, you get the idea to take a break. You tell yourself: two minutes. Two minutes to check whatβs new on Reddit, and then it's right back to work.
Two minutes soon turns to 15.
Fine. It happens.
Let's pause the tape right there.
If that was the end of it; if you thought, hey itβs ok, that was an interesting post, it was worth the extended time, but now itβs back to work, it wouldnβt be a big deal.
But, that's not what happens. Instead you give in to an impulse to check Instagram, just for a second, which leads to a full hour wasted.
Why did that happen? Why does that sort of thing pretty much always happen?
To answer, weβll need to rewind this mental movie and take a closer look in slo-mo.
So, there you are browsing Reddit when, ok, it hits you that you're wasting time and so you surface to the present moment. You look up and away from the laptop. There. Pause the tape.
It's subtle as heck and easy to miss, but in that crucial momentβ¦ you felt bad. You feltβ¦what? Maybe it was a little prick of, well, guilt maybe? Could have been the guilt you'd get from realizing you just broke the promise you made to yourself to have a distraction free work session. Or maybe you felt irked and irritated because, well, fun time was now over, and you had to get back to tedious work. Hard to tell, but whatever it was, it was simply unpleasant.
Now, you'd think that this negative emotion would compel you to get the heck back to work. Like how the pain of a burn wou
... keep reading on reddit β‘The comments of excel skill level being subjective are too real it hurts.
Tonight I took an βintermediateβ excel assessment test for a job I recently applied for. I had five days to prepare for it and brush up on my skills. So like any diligent job-seeker, I scoured the internet and this sub for advice on how to prepare. I even joined SkillShare for a free trial to go through some courses.
Now I am in excel every day for my current job, but itβs extremely basic usage. Mostly just formatting for easy tracking, basic PEMDAS stuff, etc. Nothing like what I was studying for.
I totally psyched myself out thinking thereβs no way I can pass this, but damn I want this job so bad! So I was deep into the IFs, match/index, Vlookups, nested formulas, pivot tables, and even basic macros, etc. I actually got quite good at them quickly too.
I wish I am kidding when I tell you that at least 25 out of the 35 question assessment were on basic formatting, conditional formatting, print settings, and how to save to different locations on a computer. The rest were keyboard shortcuts and basic math, no formulas whatsoever, and one question on pivot tables.
I feel great knowing that I did really well and really enjoyed my time studying - even if it was overkill. I def feel like I can discuss these skills with the new employer to give me an edge, and I even want to continue to expand my excel knowledge. But I also feel super silly for worrying so much!
All of this to say to the next person furiously searching this sub and the internet for advice: having a very solid base-knowledge of core functions is critical, use resources available on the internet and in this sub, take any practice test you can find (for free of course), but also donβt stress too much! Learn and enjoy what it is youβre learning!
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today we announced SCHENKER VISION 15, a brand-new laptop that is the second project in our collaboration with the SPG division in Intel.
Memorization, and flashcards donβt get the love they deserve. People frequently bash memorization/flashcards as an outdated tool that hinders real learning. I disagree.
I believe flashcards (or more generally any question/answer prompt) combined with a spaced repetition system are extremely valuable tools to increase productivity and increase peopleβs ability to learn.
I have 3 examples I want to cover:
Before I go over my three examples, I should get some definitions out of the way:
Learning The act of understanding something. For instance, understanding that multiplication is simply repeated addition. i.e., understanding that 5x4 == 4x5 == 5+5+5+5 == 4+4+4+4+4
Memorization The act of committing things you already know to memory. i.e., being able to recall that 5x7 = 35 without having to do the underlying addition.
Flashcard A generic question answer prompt. i.e., seeing β Yo β Hablar - el presenteβ as the question, where the answer is βHabloβ
SRS (spaced repetition system) A system where newly introduced and more difficult flashcards are shown more frequently, while older and less difficult flashcards are shown less frequently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition https://apps.ankiweb.net/
Elementary math Back in my school days, after I had learned a subject like addition, multiplication, exponents, etc. My parents would make me memorize some basic examples. For instance addition/subtraction and multiplication/division and squares and cubes tables up to 10 or 20. While Iβm sure I didnβt enjoy it at the time, this was extremely useful both later in my academic life, and into my adult life. 1st lets look at why it was helpful for later academics, and then why it was helpful in later life. Later in school when I had to take subjects like algebra/geometry/calculus, I was able to focus on understanding the actual subject rather than be distracted by the underlying calculations. I frequently had classmates who would lament that there βbad at mathβ. But that was never the case, they simply never got to learn/focus what the subject was because they had to spend all their time doing the underlying calculations. In my adult life I have found having these simple addition/multiplication calculations memorized to useful in everyday life. Two basic examples are dat
... keep reading on reddit β‘Looking up keyboard shortcuts on the web takes you out of the current context and breaks your workflow. Thatβs why, as a Linux user, I have always been a bit envious of macOS users, who had access to tools that could instantly show the current applicationβs shortcuts.
On Windows and Linux, there was no such thing. You had to find shortcut information in the softwareβs documentation and hope that it was searchable.
KeyCombiner Desktop shows the current applicationβs shortcuts in a searchable table, triggered instantly via a system-wide key combination. It is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
This lookup also includes all shortcuts and text snippets from personal KeyCombiner collections, making it a universal cheatsheet. To fully understand what this means, please have a look at this blog post: https://tkainrad.dev/posts/app-to-show-shortcuts-of-current-application-windows-linux-macos/
The application can be downloaded here: https://keycombiner.com/desktop/
Am so happy to announce the final version of Shortmoji, I know most of you were confused with Shortmoji's features lately because I was working on it extensively and pushing a lot of new features in constant updates.
I will sum it up now so you can know all the features that Shortmoji can do.
Shortmoji is an all in one tweak for iOS keyboard, It lets you replace some of the big/broken/paid tweaks:
And also adds a lot more useful things as well, All of those features are working together flawlessly and seamlessly with no issues at all.
Shortmoji can customize the keyboard and also adds controls to two areas in the keyboard:
You can put and use any of the (6 Views) that comes with Shortmoji
Each View has its own settings and configurations, The biggest and the most useful view is the Shortcuts View which has more than 1800 shortcut that you can choose from. (including Activator).
I can't list everything but those are some of the features that worth highlighting, just install it and give it a try π
For screenshots please [click here](https://miro92.com/repo/depictions/screenshots.html?p=c
... keep reading on reddit β‘Have people who have taken the exams gone through the efforts of tidying up tables for the word report? I know the Excel Text to Columns feature can be helpful in cleaning up the spacing and format but because many keyboard shortcuts will be disabled I am hoping that we can just paste the rough unformatted output directly into Word. Considering the time limit and the emphasis on communication, I would rather spend more time on proper discussion of the tasks rather than cleaning data in Excel.
Have any previous exam takers done the same or should I just make the effort to make things "look nice"?
I've been creating my own food logging system and wondered if instead of creating the dictionary internal to the shortcut app, if the app could get the data from an external source such as a locally stored Excel sheet.
My initial idea, which is currently implemented, is simple: My shortcut app has a dictionary of the typical common foods that I want to log and keep track of. As I discover what foods I want to keep track of, I add to the dictionary. When I want to log the nutrition of a food that I'm taking (typically calories, fat, carbs, cholesterol, etc.) I open the shortcut app, tell it what food I'm eating and how much. Then it calculates all the nutritional data using the internal dictionary and logs it into the Apple Health app. That's it!
The shortcut app is essentially a nutrition calculator that passes output to the Apple Health app.
Of course, creating the dictionary in the Shortcut app is rather tedious because the app doesn't allow duplication of the "table" (the key) for each food. The tables all have keys such as : Calories, Serving Size, Total Fat, Cholesterol, etc. But each time I create a new food entry for the dictionary, I have to manually type up each key.
If instead the Shortcut app can get its base data from an Excel sheet (one that I can easily type up and keep up to date), this would makes things so much simpler.
Is there a command or commands in Shortcut app that allows this?
If not, are there other simple ways to get it to do what I want to do: access an external source (locally stored though), a source that I can easily update using a keyboard and can easily copy/paste without having to deal with the limitations of editing within Shortcut app.
I'm asking opinions from the good people who use a Wacom Cintiq or the Pro version. I'm not really a fan of ExpressKeys, in fact, I had to buy a keyboard just to use Photoshop shortcut keys. But it really takes up a lot of table space, and it's hard to get used to ExpressKey remotes. So I was wondering do people use products like the Razer Tartarus or any related product in replacement for the ExpressKey remote. Please share your thoughts. Good day.
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> Zircon is an extensible, multiplatform and user-friendly tile engine. > > If you are not yet familiar with the project take a look at our > Project Page. > > The kdocs can be found here. Javadocs are also coming soon! > > You can grab this release from Maven Central here. More on how to add Zircon as a dependency to your project can be found here.
> Also if you have any questions about this release, feel free to come up to our Discord Server and ask them!
This was a very busy year for us. After the previous release we started focusing on the internals of Zircon. Previously we didn't have an
FPS goal nor performance optimizations in the code. The Swing benchmark was running with ~60 FPS with a 80x24 grid and `
I live in a really humid area, so the stickers aren't staying put. A problem for another day.
Taking inspiration from posts in the official ACC forums, I just put together a macro keypad to use as a button box on Xbox. Since the same macros work for the PC version of the game, this is Xbox & PC compatible.
I used this PCB as a base, and bought a version with buttons already soldered (since this is my first build). Next iteration will have two rotary switches (as allowed by the PCB). I used an off-brand Arduino Pro Micro (programmed as a Leonardo). This is a nifty PCB for a number of reasons, not least of which is the ability to program up to 4 sets of codes per button (cycling with a "mode" button on the PCB).
All buttons except for the TC+ are working perfectly. Not sure why, as the button does what it should on PC (SHIFT+T). Might be an xbox issue, who knows. I just re-loaded the code to the arduino, and hopefully that fixes it.
Here's the button box mounted to my wheelstand (I used the spare shifter mount from my Omega GT classic as a button box mount):
Cable management and FOV police may want to look away
If you already have a soldering iron, this should cost about $20 to put together.
Here's the code I used
/*******************************************************************
A multi-mode Macro keyboard with Arduino Pro Micro using
row column matrix.
This is a blank sketch to understand key layout and assignments.
(c) 2020 Ryan Bates
*******************************************************************/
// ----------------------------
// Standard Libraries
// ----------------------------
#include "Keyboard.h"
// Library with a lot of the HID definitions and methods
// Can be useful to take a look at it see whats available
// https://github.com/arduino-libraries/Keyboard/blob/master/src/Keyboard.h
// ----------------------------
// Additional LibSteam Post
Click here to see how to join the testing branch.
Please note that the hardware mechanic will not be available in older Alpha 11 saves, since they require changes to the software types, which are embedded in the save file. However, they will still load.
#Major changes
This update adds conveyor belts, forcing you to plan out your logistics in more detail than just placing down some printers and some pallets. With conveyor belts comes a lot more options for how boxes travel from printer to courier. They can be routed through walls, floors and even out of a building directly to a parking lot.
Hardware manufacturing seems like a natural offshoot from conveyor belts. Hardware manufacturing currently affects how you have to approach console and phone development. You also unlock new hardware contracts with 2 business stars, and you'll receive hardware manufacturing deals whenever a competitor develops a console or phone operating system.
Employees will sadly no longer partake in majestic flights through empty elevator shafts. Elevators now require queueing and load balancing. 2 new larger elevators have been added and each of them has a display showing current floor, load and direction.
#Roadmap changes
The final release of Alpha 11 has been pushed back a couple of times now. It mainly came down to the fact that the convention mechanic hasn't panned out the way I intended, when I brainstormed it. I've decided to make Alpha 11.7 the final update before I release it officially. The convention mechanic has been shelved for now in favor of the new hardware mechanic. The "updates and expansions" update is still planned and I'm still planning on making it a part of Alpha 11.
#Patch notes
##Alpha 11.7.26 (2020-12-30)
Changes
Hi there.
I like making shortcuts and automating stuff.
I don't like having to do key combinations.
My keyboard isn't enough.
Basically, i want to buy or build a keyboard with the biggest amount of keys i can have.
Stuff like having 24 functions keys, all the multimedia keys, and all the other keys that can be understood by a computer.
Are there any resources on this? I can't find much. If there is a PCB made for this kind of stuff, or some way to join keyboards, or a tutorial on how all of this works, anything that can help me would be really appreciated.
I'd love to have a table of keys...
If there is a way to use more than one keyboard, with different keycodes for each one in linux that any of you know, that would be really cool too.
Thank you all for your attention!
I'm entering a bunch of new information in a table, so I want to add a record, fill out the record, and then go on to adding a new one. The last property in the table is a relation, so when I hit enter on the keyboard it opens the "selected related record" dialog. If the last property is not a new relation, it creates a new row and moves me down to that row (in the same property column, though).
How do I create a new row/record, and move to editing it (preferably at the first property 'Name'), with keyboard shortcuts?
A new day, a new guide.
This is the hardest one of the guides I wanted to make, because the information is never easy to get, which is weird. So please forgive me if I missed some changes, and by all means tell me if I missed any of them or if any of them are incorrect.
Since this list is really long, this guide is going to come in parts, this part covers:
Valkyrie Profile (PSX) vs Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth (PSP vs iOS & Andriod).
Chrono Trigger (SNES) vs Chrono Trigger (PSX vs NDS vs iOS & Andriod vs PC).
Star Ocean 2 (PSX) vs Star Ocean: Second Evolution (PSP) vs PS4 (JP.ver).
The Last Remnant (Xbox360) vs The Last Remnant Remastered (PC vs PS4 & Switch).
Tales of Vesperia (Xbox360) vs Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition (PS4/PC/Switch/Xbox One).
Tales of Symphonia (GC) vs Tales of Symphonia (PS2 (JP.ver only) vs PS3/PC).
Skies of Arcadia (DC) vs Skies of Arcadia: Legends (GC).
Person 3 (PS2) vs Persona 3 FES (PS2 (English.ver)) vs Persona 3P (PSP).
Persona 4 (PS2) vs Persona 4 Golden (Vita vs PC).
.hack//G.U (PS2) vs .hack//G.U. Last Recode (PS4/PC).
Final Fantasy 12 (PS2) vs FF 12: International Zodiac Job System PS2 (JP.ver only) vs FF12 Zodiac Age (PS4/PC/Switch/Xbox One).
Rune Factory 4 (3DS) vs Rune Factory 4 Special (Switch).
This is made for Ports and Enhanced versions, so No Remakes. So this is about differences between the different versions of Chrono Trigger, and not about the differences between FF7 ps1 and FF7 Remake.
The differences are taken from all over the internet, either from official sources, wikis, youtube, and even forums.
I cover all the changes for a game, unless there is too many, in which case I will highlight the ones worth mentioning.
>>Nearly identical to the Japan version but with minor fixes in the menu screen. In the Japanese version, Characters not in the party were unable to change or learn skills nor were they able change or remove equipment. The US version allowed out of party members to change and learn skills as well as change or remove equipment without being added to the party. Also in the Ja
... keep reading on reddit β‘Howdy!
v6 has been a long time coming, and I am super excited to announce that the final TestFlight build has been released, and v6 will be available on the App Store soon! Over a thousand of you are a part of our beta testing community, and your feedback was extremely valuable to shaping Slide's new navigation homepage and the feature set that v6 brings to the table.
If you haven't tried out our beta builds, here's a quick look at what's in store:
Other changes include
I also want to give a big thank-you to u/sandwicheconomist, who has been a huge help with Slide development and feature planning throughout this update!
I will throw up a new post when v6 is officially available on the App Store, and until then you can join the final beta test at this link. You can also chat with us on the [Slide
... keep reading on reddit β‘Spend your weekend with this brand new fifth pre-release for Minecraft Java Edition 1.16 - it has a check to warn you not to try to run with too high graphics settings for your system and a bunch of bug fixes.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
If you find any bugs, please report them on the official Minecraft Issue Tracker.
To view the full patch notes with images, head to our website.
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UPDATE August 27:
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We're bringing some new toys to the Battlegrounds in update 8.2, along with some visual improvements to a few weapons, a nostalgia hit in the main menu, and more!
Live Maintenance Schedule:
PDT: August 26 2020 22:00 - August 27 03:00 (5 hours)
CEST: August 27 2020 07:00 - 12:00 (5 hours)
Live maintenance schedule may change. We will update you if there are any changes made.
The full patch notes are below, so letβs get right into it.
The latest weapon available in Battlegrounds Care Packages is the fast firing MG3 Light Machine Gun. With two different rates of fire, a bipod for stability, tracer rounds to help you keep track of your spray, and increased weapon damage to vehicles, there's a new reason to fight over the big red box.
Disorient your enemies and cover your movements with the new Decoy Grenade. Available as world loot on Sanhok, the Decoy Grenade will make fake firing sounds for about 10 seconds after thrown, giving you a few moments to make your move.
The Decoy Grenade is a new throwable which mimics gunshot sounds. Purposely made to be used as a tactical item to distract and outwit your opponents.
Here's a diagram of my custom corne mini layout, which has 36 keys. It has a num layer which adds 27 more symbols, and then lots of combos for everything else. The combos make backspace, esc, and delete available from the home row, and everything else very close too! It's been awesome to use for both prose and coding! More info...
Z and X positions for Ctrl and Alt. In the process, I ended up shuffling the Q key as well, but I'm super happy with the result. Other than those key swaps, my base layout is standard Colemak. I have combo-macros set up for common Ctrl-based shortcuts, especially ones that would otherwise be difficult to reach, like Ctrl+A (which is labeled on my diagram as "sel all").OS key (aka Meta) as the prefix for all global shortcuts. So instead of Alt+Tab to walk through windows I use Meta+T (and Meta+Ctrl+T for reverse walk since I can't press Meta and Shift at the same time.) Almost all the rest of the keys serve some global function with the OS key (e.g. desktop switching, volume, etc.) which makes it kind of like a third layer, although not one for which QMK is responsible.Delete. Some keys like Space and Enter even have duplicates on the left hand for just this purpose, though their single-button counterparts on the right hand win out when I'm not using the mouse.BetsEdge Casino Review & Promotions
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... keep reading on reddit β‘Thanks to u/HK_Gaming for sending this one out to me for review, it's much appreciated :) As always, my opinion is unaffected and all thoughts are my own.
Quick Summary: The MIRA-M is pretty much a bigger version of the MIRA-S, with the same G PRO Wireless inspired design. It's not a 1:1 clone, though, and there are some minor shape differences in the back and the sides. The sensor is a PMW-3360, which performs excellently here as expected. Like the MIRA-S, build quality is great with no flexes/creaks/wobbles, and the lateral wheel movement present on the S is now gone on my copy as well. All buttons feel great, with the main buttons being relatively light and the side buttons being relatively heavy. Cable is a paracord-style cord - not the lightest or most flexible, but certainly good enough in a bungee. Feet are average. Overall, I'm sticking with the same verdict I gave for the MIRA-S: if the mouse suits you, it's a very good choice especially for the price.
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Specs:
REFERENCE INFO: I have 19x9cm hands, generally using fingertip grip with the G PRO Wireless as the current main. Sensitivity is a 65cm/360 (800/0.8 in Source/Quake engine).
HK Gaming recycled the packaging design from the MIRA-M's smaller sibling, with the same thick cardboard creating a sturdy container that should hold up well even to rough handling during shipping. The front of the box, themed in again-identical red and white, shows the same line-based graphic of the mouse's basic design, with a "63G" weight badge in the top left corner also indicating the colour of the version you ordered.
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The back and two sides give more information on the MIRA's basic features, given in several different languages.
The lid of the box slides onto the base, and is tightly fitted. Unlike other mice with similar packaging designs, HK Ga
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The Chrome OS Stable Channel got promoted to milestone 84 last week on Tuesday - from 83.0.4103.119 to 84.0.4147.94. As with every new milestone update, this brings massive changes to the table, offering several new features, bug fixes, and security enhancements to better improve your Chrome OS user experience. In light of the global situation, Google decided to defer the features from Chrome OS 83 to 84. This means this update is packed with major features. Fun fact: exactly 10,000 commits landed in this build of Chrome OS, excluding platform specific updates. Here is everything new I found in this build of Chrome OS!
This section showcases changes I believe to be the most significant to this build of Chrome OS. They make a massive impact to the user experience and may be something to look forward to when upgrading your system to this build. These changes will also be listed in the "Notable changes" section of the post.
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Command line always excited me but it became more of a passion when I started learning Linux (around four years back). Even in graphical mode, there were many good reasons to get into terminal. Slackware presented a new paradigm, with boot right into the shell and startx if (and only if) you need GUI. While newer distros do great in bringing Linux to Windows (and Mac) users, Slackware still follows the tradition. It could be bit steep learning but it makes you learn the system. An investment totally worth the pain.
Going back 20 years, aside my tech job(s), I was always exploring new tools/ platforms to write (and share) effectively. Blogger was a godsend which morphed into love for Medium and finally to my own blog on github pages. Github Pages, enabled me write natively in vim and publish with a simple git push. That led further discoveries into power (and distraction free) writing in terminal. Almost addictive. And an year back I discovered command line interface of Reddit. This made life even simpler. I could edit live and publish as soon as I save the post on my terminal. No more git repos. It does have limitations, such as Reddit doesn't allow to embed pics in the text posts but that is a very little price for the comfort it offers. And I am anyway not big on pics / vids. Over these experiments and part time hobbyist indulgences, I discovered few tools and tricks. This post is to summarise them all - as a personal reference and in case someone wanna share the love of labor. Needless to say, these are just a tip of what command line offers to both developers and technical writers. And may be , with little effort (and training), these tools could be accessible to any one who wants to go beyond traditional word processors .. but ...
>> If writing doesn't give you immense satisfaction, you should consider becoming a youtuber cuz just like past, the future of writing is bleak. Actually more. And for right reasons. Humans always communicated in voice. It was an anomaly that printing press showed up hundred years before the streaming services. That gave writers enormous reach with millions of copies in print. That time is OVER. If youtube is not your cup of tea, might as well start a podcast. Every serious author these days has multiple. Even people with impaired hearing will likely have a touch sensitive vest that will act as a sixth sense. Not to mention the natural
... keep reading on reddit β‘Every NBA offseason for the past 7 years, I have posted a link on /r/nba to Basketball GM, a basketball management simulation game that I created. I never expected to be making my annual post in March, but here we are. Obviously this is a very shitty situation, but there is some good news - although players can die in Basketball GM, there is no coronavirus in the BBGM universe!
For people who have not played Basketball GM before, it's a video game where you get to be the general manager of a pro basketball team, kind of like Football Manager or franchise mode in 2k. You sign players, draft players, make trades, manage the finances, and try not to get fired. See this recent review at gmgames.org for more info.
Most importantly: it's free. Actually free. That means no microtransactions or "free to play" or any kind of horrible corrupting nonsense like that.
If you have played Basketball GM before, you might be interested to learn that many improvements have been made over the past year:
An All-Star game, including an NBA-like draft which you can control if one of your players is picked as a captain
Game simulation improvements, mostly related to end of game strategy
More logging of injuries and long term effects of serious injuries, as well as other injury improvements
Improvements to the retirement formula which results in old stars playing longer
[Improved messages from the owner of the team](https://basketball-gm.com/bl
After reading this, this and this and this, I've got Oculus Quest willing to try it for work. I am a software developer and spend 8-10 hours per day before the laptop. My main machine at the moment is Mac Book Pro, I also own Thinkpad with Linux.
This way, in terms of software, ImmersedVR seems to be the only contender and only compatible headsets are Oculus Go and Oculus Quest. I've go Quest as it has a higher resolution.
After reading all the posts above my expectations of the image quality were quite high, I was hoping to get something similar to what I have with regular physical computer screens. In (virtual) reality it appeared to be not that good. The text is crisp enough to read, but the overall image has some moving artifacts and general experience is somewhat close (I think) to what I've seen long ago on first 14-15 inch CRT monitors. The video in this post is pretty accurate - you can see these moving artifacts (should I call it moire? or distortion?), especially on the edges of screens. I don't know if that is a resolution that is not high enough or a refresh rate not high enough, maybe both. There is eye strain too, after using it for 2-3 hours and taking the headset off, you can feel like your eyes begging to stay closed for a while to get some rest.
Anyway, this is a future of screens as I see and want it where you have a wearable (headset, glasses) that create a virtual screen or several screens of any size you want. It is way more compact and easier than having a physical setup. I also like to move often from place to place, work outside, sit, or stay, so I rarely use a stationary workplace that I have at home with 27-inch monitor. Usually, I just take the laptop and sit on a coach with it. Having a VR screen is a big addition to the portable setup that you can take anywhere with you.
Although the image quality is less than what I expected, it is not that bad, and I was able to work in VR for the most of the day, I am just saying that it i
... keep reading on reddit β‘I saw that the question about whether it was possible to mix specific pre-roll content (e.g. a cinema style intro) with random content (e.g. a trailers) has been asked a few time on r/Plex and the Plex forums. I knew there had to be a workaround, so I had a go at cracking it last night and came up with a reasonably simple solution for macOS that could also be adapted to Linux or Windows pretty easily.
What will I need?
Admittedly, there are many similar resources out there. However, this table provides sophisticated searching, filtering, and export capabilities:
https://keycombiner.com/collections/vim/winlinux/
This screenshot shows only a tiny fraction of the table
The table can be searched and filtered by keys, description, modifier keys,... and should also look good on mobile devices.
It is hosted by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts.
For Vim specifically, there are probably more efficient shortcut trainers out there. However, if you would like to practice other application's shortcuts together with Vim bindings, you might want to have a closer look and create an account.
If you just want to have a resource to look up Vim commands and shortcuts, all you need to do is click the link above ;)
I appreciate any kind of feedback!
VSCode and keyboard shortcuts are two of my favorite things. So I created a new public resource showing all of VSCode's default key bindings:
https://keycombiner.com/collections/vscode/
You can switch between Mac and Win/Linux key bindings or display them side-by-side. The table can be searched and filtered by keys, description, modifier keys,...
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The table is hosted by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts.
I am currently using it to learn every single one of VSCode's keyboard shortcuts. I wouldn't really recommend doing that, as many are not all that useful, but learning *a lot* is definitely a productivity boost.
Any feedback is highly appreciated!
Gimp has a good in-app shortcut explorer and there are a lot of similar resources on the web. However, I believe this new table can be searched and filtered more thoroughly than any other reference:
https://keycombiner.com/collections/gimp/
This screenshot shows only a fraction of the table
The table is provided by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts.
In case you want to go beyond browsing the shortcuts, you can create a free account, import some of Gimp's shortcuts into a personal collection, and start practicing using KeyCombiner's interactive trainer.
There is also a KeyCombiner Desktop app that can show the shortcuts for the currently active application. So, if you have Gimp open and press a global shortcut, a pop-up will show with all of Gimp's shortcuts. This way you don't need to leave your current context, you can search for the right shortcut and pick up right where you left.
KeyCombiner is currently used primarily by software developers, but I would love to know what graphics designers think of it. I am not a designer, still, I have been using Gimp for many years.
> Zircon is an extensible, multiplatform and user-friendly tile engine with text GUI support. > > If you are not yet familiar with the project take a look at our > Project Page. > > The kdocs can be found here. Javadocs are also coming soon! > > You can grab this release from Maven Central here. More on how to add Zircon as a dependency to your project can be found here.
> Also if you have any questions about this release, feel free to come up to our Discord Server and ask them!
This was a very busy year for us. After the previous release we started focusing on the internals of Zircon. Previously we didn't have an
FPS goal nor performance optimizations in the code. The Swing benchmark was running with ~60 FPS wit
Airtable has awesome keyboard shortcuts! This resource should help to discover and remember them: http://keycombiner.com/collections/airtable/
This screenshot shows only a fraction of the table
The table has some advantages over the official docs:
It is hosted by my side-project KeyCombiner, which is a free tool to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts.
I appreciate any kind of feedback!
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The Chrome OS Beta Channel got promoted to milestone 85 a little over a week ago - from 84.0.4147.94 to 85.0.4183.39. As with every new milestone update, this brings massive new changes to the table, offering several new features, bug fixes, and security enhancements to better improve your Chrome OS user experience. Due to the sheer size, I may be missing a few things here and there. Here is what changed!
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This section showcases changes I believe to be the most significant to this build of Chrome OS. They make a massive impact to the user experience and may be something to look forward to when upgrading your system to this build. These changes will also be listed in the "Notable changes" section of the post.
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