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What if you want to write "Dijkstra"?

I have the same problem with a Thinkpad x240. Never managed to figure it out, instead I just use suspend which works reliably.

Thanks for posting this!

If you don't have Flash but still want to read it:

    Array.prototype.map.call(document.querySelectorAll(".zclip"), function(node) { node.parentNode.removeChild(node); })

This is another interesting one, made by a fellow intern at my industry placement company (part of a Computer Science degree here in Australia):

http://www.digitaldesignacademy.com/color-theory

Lesson 12 has a really cool palette generator.

Isn't it kind of a fake olive branch / placebo that airplanes have reclining seats anyway? It gives a little extra space to the recliner but takes space away from the person sitting behind, so to reclaim it they need to recline their seat and so on. If everybody reclines then everybody ends up with the same amount of space and no one is better off, except maybe the people in the front or back rows.

See also: https://github.com/Fuco1/clippy.el

I don't disagree with you but you may be interested to know that tumblr blogs do have RSS feeds:

http://blog.deathtobullshit.com/rss

Also features heavily in Planetes! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes

It's definitely clunky, but you might like to know that you can tag more than one thing at once:

Select more than one book, right click -> Edit metadata -> Edit metadata in bulk

> Pressing Ctrl+<up arrow> jumps up an entire function, because Emacs (in Linux) is cognizant of the barriers of a function. Emacs on Mac OS X doesn't, and it's the #1 productivity killer for me when coding.

That doesn't sound right. I would urge you to come and talk about in #emacs@freenode if you haven't already!

The manual is amazing too. Especially good is the author's sense of humor and the design primer in chapter 7. For anybody wanting to get started I would recommend taking a look at the tutorials.

http://mirrors.ctan.org/graphics/pgf/base/doc/pgfmanual.pdf

I wonder if it was around this time when people wisened up to disabling zone-transfer requests. Tangentially, I took part in a CTF recently and one of the tasks was to get the list of hosts from a domain. The hint was "My sword. My bow. And my Axfr!"

This may be the coolest thing to ever come out of /g/!

Not disagreeing with you, just wanted to say in case you didn't know: shift-insert has the same effect and doesn't require reaching for the mouse.

For a NL VPS host I would like to recommend tilaa.com. No affiliation, just a happy customer.

#emacs, there are lots of really smart people there.

I can't believe that in 2013 people still think they can get away with things like this.

If you use GNU/Linux, check out: http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xdg-user-dirs Setting these env vars will prevent Firefox and other apps from thinking they have to create those directories.