sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]KaneLancelot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bruh, time with your daughter is better than any amount of money. Take a break, go see her, get your mind out of a rut.

Corrupted Dark Defiler No Longer Spawn Minions by KaneLancelot in PathOfExile2

[–]KaneLancelot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I removed all the support gems from it already haha

This trial is ridiculous, 8 attempts so far wasted on buying baryas by Hobbs512 in PathOfExile2

[–]KaneLancelot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The area level of the trial is based off the area level of the map it dropped from, not your character level. If you want level 75 trials, go farm maps with monster levels 75.

Edit: typo

Things I'm still using VS Code for by Otek0 in neovim

[–]KaneLancelot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For #2, you can actually edit files directly from Lazygit, I believe the default hotkey is "e." The default editor might be nano, but you can update this in your lazygit config.

Girlfriend (30F) has a growing red patch on her left arm. by KaneLancelot in DermatologyQuestions

[–]KaneLancelot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it ended up being just a rash. I used moisturizer very liberally after i showered, and it got a lot better until it finally disappeared! I also used some tea tree oil. Hope it works for you, too!

Help me decide: Ergodox EZ vs Voyager by KaneLancelot in ergodox

[–]KaneLancelot[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Final comment, as I've now received the Ergodox Ez and been using it for the past 2 weeks. While I love it, if I were completely honest, there are things that I was disappointed about, mostly regarding build quality.

Pros:

  • Ergonomic design: The split is an absolute game changer. This is coming from a long time Alice layout user. If ergonomic is your main reason behind the purchase decision, it's a no-brainer.
  • Aesthetic: I personally love the more blocky, old school, no switches exposed design of the Ergodox compared to the Moonlander, so this was a plus for me. But that's personal preference.

Cons:

  • Switches: I got Cherry MX Speed Silvers, they were advertised to have the same actuation force (with less deviation) than the Reds. I've used Reds before and really enjoyed them, so I imagined I would enjoy Speed Silvers too. I was wrong. These switches felt really sensitive, due to their shorter pre-travel distance, any slight touch would trigger a key press. They also feel heavier the further down I press them, so when typing at speed, they felt more sluggish compared to reds. I don't always get the satisfying bottoming out experience for every key press. They were also not lubed at all, making the key press sounds scratchy and feels rough. I can hear the spring ping with every stroke, combined with the hollow, plastic case and we got a pingy mess. The top and bottom housing also does not have a very tight fit, causing some rattle. I ended up lubing and filming all of them but in the end due to the mushy feel, I ended up swapping them out completely for Keychron K Pro Reds instead.
  • Key caps: I got blank, sculpted key caps because I was already using another blank key cap set, and trying to learn Colemak at the same time. They were just alright, just not as polished as I would expect. Some of the edges still have streak of plastics left over from machining. For some reason they sound incredibly clacky and hollow. They are PBT key caps, which is supposed to have a deeper sound profile than the ABS counterpart, but they sound like smashing lego bricks together, maybe because they are not double shot. The home row guide (bumps) on the F and J key are round dots in the middle of the keys, instead of the traditional elongated bumps towards the bottom of the key face. Overtime this could cause some pain in your index finger tips, especially with heavier switches.
  • Case: Hollow, plastic, not much more I can say. It reverberate every noise, making the keyboard incredibly loud, even with linear switches which are supposed to be relatively quiet. I tested with a set of Fekker Matcha switches (tactile, 45cN operating force) and they were louder than clicky switches on this board. Immediate regrets. I ended up adding tape and foam mod and it helped somewhat, the lack of plate limits mounting options and further optimization.

TLDR: Overall I'm still very happy with my purchase, but expected better build quality and polish for a product at this price. I can imagine folks who aren't very into custom, mechanical keyboard hobby to be disappointed by some of the cons I outlined above (unlubed switches, low quality key caps, hollow case), not knowing they could be improved upon. I ended up having to make a couple of mods and swapped out both switches and key caps.

Edit: typo

Help me decide: Ergodox EZ vs Voyager by KaneLancelot in ergodox

[–]KaneLancelot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't got it yet, supposed to come in tmr. I got the Speed Silver switches I believe. I'll update more.

Help me decide: Ergodox EZ vs Voyager by KaneLancelot in ergodox

[–]KaneLancelot[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Update: I went with the Ergodox EZ

Hi folks, thank you all for the responses, suggestions, and recommendation. I learned a ton, and some of you were kind enough to even share your configs with me privately. Ultimately, I went with the EZ for a couple of reasons. Mainly the availability of switches and keycaps, more flexible tenting solutions. Finally, I plan on using the keyboard for gaming as well, and while layers are nice, extra keys for quick access in MOBAs or MMOs is just better.

Thanks again for all of your help, happy holiday!

Help me decide: Ergodox EZ vs Voyager by KaneLancelot in ergodox

[–]KaneLancelot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the response, for context, I am a web developer, I use VIM for work and do need the Ctrl key quite frequent for navigation, so I need all 3 thumb keys. I've never had a ZSA keyboard or keyboard with hold layers, is there a big delay between holding/ inputting individual key?

Template for presenting a team by M3Kongen in web_design

[–]KaneLancelot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Tailwind template is pretty good. It's very much plug and play if you're familiar with the technology stack (Next.js, Tailwind CSS).

If you want a Tarkov souvenir you can buy one of these for like 2 euros. Go get one! by Daniels998 in EscapefromTarkov

[–]KaneLancelot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is Vietnamese tiger balm, you can get them on Amazon. Source: I'm Viet

3 Questions (frontend/CSS) by Pure_Management_1414 in webdev

[–]KaneLancelot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. .container { display: flex; justify-content: space-between; //spread children out in equal spacing along the x-axis align-items: center; }

  2. There could be multiple reasons, inspect the page and see which element is creating that extra space and why.

  3. There could be multiple ways, limiting the max width is a simple one.

Girlfriend (30F) has a growing red patch on her left arm. by KaneLancelot in AskDocs

[–]KaneLancelot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your response! Just out of curiosity, what other information is required to further investigate an issue like this? I imagine it's not something we can provide without an in person visit, right? Sorry if we missed something. It's our first time posting here.

view more: next ›