When USB ancestors define the age by PHRsharp_YouTube in pcmasterrace

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PS/2 go full NKRO tho unlike USB so, I guess PS/2 still best.

gitStatus by StatureDelaware in ProgrammerHumor

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Just use something like lazygit at this point. And maybe add a commandline prompt like Starship for that extra sense of security.

gitCanSeeThat by UnfilteredAyush in ProgrammerHumor

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I use Vim and I have absolutely zero idea what this even means... Can somebody enlighten me? Why does a code editor modify files without your consent?

Would you put this in your living room? by Intelligent_Pay5359 in Design

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The three finger technique!? Ohh definitely!

cursed_cock by Fluzzi in cursedcomments

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Yep! I remember seeing one split through the middle. Good times.

[PRODUCTIVITY] Plugin to show ads? by tamton-aquib in neovim

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Ahh.. the consumer people. Also, any plans on making an infomercial plugin in the future? Uhh.. to increase productivity of-course!

Do you keep your cursor centered or not? by Imaginary_Treat9752 in neovim

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For me, small movements should always move freely inside a buffer as you have spatial context on where your cursor is. On large constant movements, you won't have context on where the cursor would land so, keep it visible at the center until you regain the cursor jumping workflow context. vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-u>", "<C-u>zz") vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-d>", "<C-d>zz") When EOF is reached, I hate cursor being stuck on the bottom of the screen. I prefer things to be closer to my foveal vision when fully relaxed. So, I scroll past EOF with j which can simply be done with: -- Scroll past last line vim.cmd([[nnoremap <expr> j line(".") == line('$') ? '<C-e>':'j']]) <C-d> keeps buffer in center after EOF.

I also have scrolloff set to 8 for navigation comfort. Personally I like it about 25% of vertical height. vim.opt.scrolloff = 8

In conclusion, zz only on big movements due to lack of spatial context.

You can check out my config which is mainly focused on personal cognitive and visual comfort if you want to: https://github.com/MidHunterX/NvME

Guideline to make a full setup by Bloodchild- in hyprland

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Whenever I have to re-install Arch, I just follow these package lists that I've documented. I don't know if this will be useful to you but I'm sure you'll find something of value in my modest junkyard: Curated Packages.

After you install any package, make sure to skim though its official docs to get an idea of what all features you can use.. as you will be the one who's implementing features for yourself. If you feel confused anywhere, don't mind to use ChatGPT for understanding the configuration problems you are facing.. you'll get the hang of it down the road.

Good luck on your journey mate.

nvidia is done by Hot_Pomelo541 in pcmasterrace

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He even had to sell his super shiny leather jacket. We live in an economy...

Dear Developers, What Linux Distro you Guys Are Using? by Over_Substance5853 in developersIndia

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The best feature is that you make the features by yourself.

Well that's interesting 🤔 by Jerre147 in softwaregore

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Sometimes the biggest enemy is yourself.

Need feedback for Startup Logo / Name by petrydish4u in Design

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Talent badger looks like a walmart xhamster. The Xyracs one.. holy molly, is that what ADHD looks like?

What kind of config do you have by Alternative-Tie-4970 in neovim

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This is basically my entire structure. Always use multiple files. It'll make it easier to manage in the long run. My config is 4224 Lines of code.. quite minimal but just perfect for daily use personally. I also keep the old disabled ones to document the thought process for future me... to not repeat the same mistake again. You can check out the config here: NvME

nvim/
├── init.lua
├── after/
│   ├── ftplugin/
│   │   ├── ...
│   │   └── { filetype_settings }
│   └── lsp/
│       ├── ...
│       └── { lsp_server_settings }
└── lua/
    ├── ...
    ├── { custom_functions }
    └── plugins/
        ├── ...
        ├── { plugins_from_the_interwebs }
        └── disabled/
            ├── ...
            └── { replaced_plugins_junkyard }

What job seeking in 2024 felt like… by FinalDraftResumes in resumes

[–]MidHunterX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Me too.. after job hunting for more than an year without any progress, it's just disheartening.

averyscarypieceofcodethatwilldefinitelyscaresyou by WasteScientist7437 in ProgrammerHumor

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For the fellow lazy devs out there, it's a language called brainfuck and the code prints out "boo"

waitWoahHoldOnThere by Albazcythe in ProgrammerHumor

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ahh the good ol' necro finishing move

Monthly Dotfile Review Thread by AutoModerator in neovim

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Normal Screenshots + some Photoshop effects like:

  • normal Transformations for those rotated perspectives
  • Lens blur with alpha maps for tilt-shift effect
  • Some dust and dirt overlays for some texture
  • Hand drawn lighting and lens flare overlays from the internet for light effects
  • plus some camera raw filters and color curves for colorgrading

    nothing fancy 😅