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no, https://www.tva.com/energy/our-power-system/hydroelectric/ra...

"i.e." is for giving clarification, not examples

e.g. is for giving examples

there are plenty of resources on the Internet to further explain this

we get a form of this with our two-stage image building process -- the first stage installs all dependencies and we only update it when dependencies change

I might need this when we finally go back to the office and I have to switch from the MBP w/ Magic Keyboard at home to my Ubuntu Dell workstation

now if I could only override some of the application shortcuts that can't be changed (like ctrl-w closing a tab or window)

in other words, I = ^i and gI = 0i

white hat hackers -- we got manners and shit

I found one (A1242) in the office surplus last year and have been using it since.

I think in most cases, your in-person vote in that situation is provisional -- meaning it will only count if your mail-in vote doesn't arrive

Apple wanted a cut of physical packs of Pokemon cards when the code inside that pack was redeemed inside the online game on iOS. Pokemon had to disable code redemption for iOS.

just looked up a random 2-bed, 1400 sq-ft home in my city of 600k -- sold for $31k in 1975 (comparable to $150k now), easily worth $350k today

this isn't a neighborhood known for gentrification, either

The old 2 bedroom houses are disappearing in many neighborhoods. "Tall skinny" is a swear word in my town.

the body makes vitamin D3 when UVB rays hit cholesterol in the skin

sunscreen either blocks, scatters, or absorbs those rays

seems to reason that sunscreen slows down sun burn and vitamin D3 production

extensive "exploration and backtracking" (what the community calls bifurcation) is generally avoided when setting puzzles

there are more advanced patterns and techniques that can be used with sudoku, but this puzzle doesn't feature all of them

They are still doing both.

nitpick: you seem to be talking about command-line mode; command mode is normal mode

and this is why I still use two 20-inch 4:3-ratio monitors in portrait mode (combined screen is 2400x1600) -- I can look at each monitor with minimal neck movement and the viewing angle for each half is independent. when i've tried a single, curved ultra-wide I still felt like the outer third on each side was a tilted away too much

The River (by Days of Wonder) is a worker/resource game that can work since there's limited private information that originates as public.

Zsh can expand expansions before you execute a command

> at some point you'll have to get a new job that wrecks this plan. Do you force your family to move every 2-3 years, everytime you get a new job, so you can continue to live cycling-distance to it?

you could give preference to jobs that don't require moving

There are some invite-only third parties selling on target.com.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/02/26/target-like-...

https://www.target.com/p/steel-hammock-stand-10-sunnydaze-de...

I've been buying used copies of the paperbacks my kids need for school from discoverbooks.com

they often have notes, highlighting, and dogears -- perfect for our use-case

ctrl-c is a poor substitute for several reasons

1. it cancels any modifiers on the insert command

2. it won't trigger any abbreviations

3. it doesn't work with visual-block insert

4. it bypasses InsertLeave autocommands

He may be joking? The US and Canada have green on the bottom.

What version of Vim? Because I've never experienced this problem in over a decade of use.

Try it yourself:

    echo "test1" > test1
    ln test1 test2
    vim -c 's/1/2/' -c x test2
    cat test1

Edit: Oh, you can configure Vim to break hardlinks

https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Editing_a_hard_link_to_a_file

heretic

my employer gives them out 2 weeks after Thanksgiving

American cockroaches take 6 months to a year to reach reproductive maturity

I use ctrl-_ which is generated by "ctrl 7" or "ctrl /" on the terminal emulators I use (xterm and iTerm.app)

my .gitignore is set to ignore everything with a wildcard and un-ignore a few hidden directories where i'm likely to place new files (e.g., .vim, .zsh)

It's based on what wikipedia pages exist. Several neighborhoods in my city are on this map, but nearby incorporated cites are not.