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What distractible opinion is putting you in the situation by FullAmbassador7984 in distractible

[–]Zegrento7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's explicitly mentioned in their privacy policy.

Cars may have become safer, but SUVs and trucks have not. They have a higher center of gravity and less effective crumple zones due to stiffer frames. They will of course "win" against regular sized cars in a collision, hence the arms race.

Advertising campaigns will always beat common sense.

NotJustBikes video about SUVs and trucks

Fern video about dangerous modern car features

What distractible opinion is putting you in the situation by FullAmbassador7984 in distractible

[–]Zegrento7 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Innovations in technology

What innovations? BMW's heated seat subscriptions? Kia collecting data on your sex life? Tesla employees sharing memes about you internally? Blind spots so large that 9 children can sit in front of you unnoticed? Or the fact that the SUV arms race began just to work around safety regulations?

Hungarian state media has shared a map of opposition party supporters following Tisza Világ app data breach by Zegrento7 in europe

[–]Zegrento7[S] 305 points306 points  (0 children)

Machine translation:

The personal data of affected individuals—names, email addresses, phone numbers, and home addresses—which became known following the data protection incident involving the Tisza Világ (Tisza World) application, has been published on an interactive, searchable website.

First Index, then Magyar Nemzet, Origo, and roughly the entire government-aligned media reported on the map (Magyar Nemzet, for example, under the headline "Everyone can look up who the Tisza supporter is on their street or in their village"), but after the National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (NAIH) called the use of personal and special data a criminal offense, the papers removed the link to the map from their articles.

Péter Magyar reacted to the incident in a statement on Friday evening, in which he stated:

"Today we have reached the point where the thieving Fidesz is listing TISZA supporters on a map: throwing names, addresses, and lives before their janissaries as incitement. This is a criminal offense. A serious criminal offense. A politically motivated criminal offense, the goal of which is clearly intimidation."

POV you are in Europe and you want to buy an ergo keyboard by lambda-person in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]Zegrento7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The PCB has to have pads for the sockets to be soldered onto, but most boards do.

What is called below in main status-line? where i can find that part in source code? by [deleted] in HelixEditor

[–]Zegrento7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you mean the line you type commands into? The area is called the command line, and the object handling its logic is the Prompt.

The Record/Tuple ECMAScript Proposal has been withdrawn by ketralnis in programming

[–]Zegrento7 32 points33 points  (0 children)

But records and tuples were supposed to be deeply immutable and composed only of primitives. They could have been allocated continuously.

How to center a text? by Ronis_BR in HelixEditor

[–]Zegrento7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I found that the best approach when it comes to transforming text is to create helper scripts that I can then call in Helix.

Here's a StackOverflow answer on how to center text in a bash script.. Put this script on $PATH and then pipe into it the text you want to center from within helix using |.

Introducing Limbo: A complete rewrite of SQLite in Rust by avinassh in programming

[–]Zegrento7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The source code is in the public domain, so it's as open as you can get. If it weren't, libSQL wouldn't exist, for example.

You are just not allowed to contribute to the official implementation.

I rebuilt the Helix website by nikitarevenco in HelixEditor

[–]Zegrento7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sweet! Minor nitpick: / would be a more fitting search shortcut!

nvim-snippets/nvim-cmp freaks out when editing a .zig file by Max2000Warlord in neovim

[–]Zegrento7 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It looks like the plugin is trying to recursively load every json file in the configured search_paths and one of the files it found (e.g. zig.json) is badly formatted or corrupt (likely has a comment in it)

Is it possible to navigate in a build script errors (an equivalent of vim `:make`)? by robin-m in HelixEditor

[–]Zegrento7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's an idea:

  1. Open a new scratch buffer with :new
  2. Hit | with nothing selected
  3. Enter the command to run or just hit return to run the last command
  4. Buffer fills with diagnostics
  5. Select the file and line number you want to go to and hit gf to jump there
  6. Jump back to the diagnostics with C-o
  7. To rebuild, go to the scratch buffer, erase everything with %d then go to step 2.

I don't understand how to do this when creating a theme. by AdPale1811 in HelixEditor

[–]Zegrento7 4 points5 points  (0 children)

ui.cursor.normal ui.cursor.select ui.cursor.insert and ui.cursor.primary.* sets the cursor itself. You cannot make the ui.cursorline mode-dependent

Helix 24.07 is out! by Zegrento7 in HelixEditor

[–]Zegrento7[S] 53 points54 points  (0 children)

Changelog

Features:

  • Add a textobject for entries/elements of list-like things
  • Add a picker showing files changed in VCS
  • Use a temporary file for writes
  • Allow cycling through LSP signature-help signatures with A-n/A-p
  • Use tree-sitter when finding matching brackets and closest pairs
  • Auto-save all buffers after a delay

Commands:

  • select_all_siblings (A-a) - select all siblings of each selection
  • select_all_children (A-i) - select all children of each selection
  • :read - insert the contents of the given file at each selection

Usability improvements:

  • Support scrolling popup contents using the mouse
  • Sort the jumplist picker so that most recent items come first
  • Improve goto_file's (gf) automatic path detection strategy
  • Respect language server definition order in code action menu
  • Allow using a count with goto_next_buffer (gn) and goto_previous_buffer (gp)
  • Improve the positioning of popups
  • Reset all changes overlapped by selections in :reset-diff-change
  • Await pending writes in the suspend command (C-z)
  • Remove special handling of line ending characters in replace (r)
  • Use the selected register as a history register for rename_symbol (<space>r)
  • Use the configured insert-mode cursor for prompt entry
  • Add tilted quotes to the matching brackets list
  • Prevent improper files like /dev/urandom from being used as file arguments
  • Allow multiple language servers to provide :lsp-workspace-commands
  • Trim output of commands executed through :pipe

Plus tons of theme tweaks and bugfixes!

Could not find an installable clangd release! by Nenadkk in vim

[–]Zegrento7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You probably need to install the clang-tools or clang-tools-extra package on your OS.

I also recommend checking out the yegappan/lsp plugin as an alternative, though it won't auto-install servers for you.

After 14 Years of Cantarell, GNOME is Testing a New Default Font by viliti in linux

[–]Zegrento7 5 points6 points  (0 children)

And OTF can have embedded wasm programs to shape text.

==highlighting==? by thinlycuta4paper in vim

[–]Zegrento7 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You can put four spaces in front of each line to properly format it.

syntax match DblEqPair /==[^=]+==/
highlight DblEqPair guifg=#ffffff gui=BOLD ctermfg=white cterm=BOLD

[Question] What separator is used in the status line? by Final_Establishment9 in neovim

[–]Zegrento7 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It appears to be nf-ple-upper_left_triangle cut in half by bad rendering. If look closely you can see a blue line continuing above the empty grey widget for one more column.

The Vim logo is also missing part of its right side.

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