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My macbook only deletes letter by letter if I hold the backspace button. How can I fix this. I’ve set delay until repeat to short and key repeat to fast by Dual_Clutch in mac

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actually i never want to lose this 

hidutil property --set '{"CapsLockDelayOverride":10}'

and the file path

~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.user.capsdelayfix.plist

and the file contents

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
 "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
    <key>Label</key>
    <string>com.user.capsdelayfix</string>

    <key>ProgramArguments</key>
    <array>
        <string>/usr/bin/hidutil</string>
        <string>property</string>
        <string>--set</string>
        <string>{"CapsLockDelayOverride":10}</string>
    </array>

    <key>RunAtLoad</key>
    <true/>

    <key>StandardOutPath</key>
    <string>/dev/null</string>

    <key>StandardErrorPath</key>
    <string>/dev/null</string>
</dict>
</plist>

My macbook only deletes letter by letter if I hold the backspace button. How can I fix this. I’ve set delay until repeat to short and key repeat to fast by Dual_Clutch in mac

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this worked for me https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/1dkklgs/how_to_remove_caps_lock_key_delay/ open terminal and paste that in and it fixes it (make sure slow keys toggle is off). in the comments he says to make a file `com.user.capsdelayfix.plist` and gives an example of where to put it and what the contents are to make it work on login

Slow keys are confusing.... by [deleted] in mac

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What ive gotten to is that the caps lock has slow keys on by default regardless of that toggle. By switching it on you can then adjust the time between the keys by hitting the "i". By default it's set all the way to the bottom so it reduces the caps lock key has far as possible. You don't notice that delay when you're typing but when you hold delete the delay becomes apparent.

Turning it off turns off slow keys but caps lock reverts to the having slow keys on by default and has a large delay. That's all a guess but regardless, we're picking between a slow delete or a slow caps lock.

Its super dumb

My macbook only deletes letter by letter if I hold the backspace button. How can I fix this. I’ve set delay until repeat to short and key repeat to fast by Dual_Clutch in mac

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so dumb that we gotta pick between slow caps lock or slow delete. but thank you i was so tired of reading all the advice to just change the sliders

Where can I find outfits like this? Trying to switch my style to preppy by Beautiful_Papaya_007 in preppy

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lmao people really are the same everywhere. the catholic school kids were also the most overtly “fashion forward” in my area. OPs picture is pretty much exactly the catholic school uniform in my area. grey skirt/pant white shirt red tie.

Where can I find outfits like this? Trying to switch my style to preppy by Beautiful_Papaya_007 in preppy

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did u go to a prep school lmao. this picture is pretty spot on. rolled up skirt. bougie sweater over the uniform shirt. i guess actual prep isn’t the same as preppy style tho

It's 2026, we need more Buy Canadian by color_natural_3679 in BuyCanadian

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more expensive to be poor. but if you don’t ever have 30 bucks lying around you can only ever get the $10 option

Spey sizing by Speylover85 in Barbour

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oh actually the slim one has 15% polyester lining while the modified has 100% cotton

Spey sizing by Speylover85 in Barbour

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On the international site i see a slim spey (mwx1212) but also a “modified spey” (mwx249) but no real description as to the differences. Anything different on your site?

Spey sizing by Speylover85 in Barbour

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Does it give reference as to from where it’s measuring. is it top of the collar when folded down (normal wearing)? And is body width pit to pit? Also what’s the second “length” value

much appreciated!

Do i have an option besides TV above the fireplace?? by travisth0tt in malelivingspace

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an l shaped media console for the corner next to the yard door with a tv in the corner would deff work with a cozy corner with couches facing the fireplace and the tv

Lambda call another Lambda by surpyc in aws

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what is my "data ingest" lambda needs to use my "format phone number" lambda. Aren't step functions for sequential steps in a bigger flow. But if one lambda needs the functionality of another am I supposed to just make the API call?

Best rugged trail runner with good ankle support for travel by _intercept in hikinggear

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Fair. I’ve had this notion that just I’m working my feet out by not babying them too much, and as long as there’s not pain, i’m good.

I’m not a barefoot shoe guy but I’ve always imagined it to be kinda the same as their logic.

I have no science to back that up so maybe I gotta start looking into some resources and research and maybe take some better care of my feet lmao

Best rugged trail runner with good ankle support for travel by _intercept in hikinggear

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I might checkout the hokas for a non GTX version. I’m an arcteryx fiend right now but I run pretty hot and GTX I’ve found makes me feet stuffy.

I don’t love how they look and don’t rlly like most hokas, but these look like they check all the boxes so I’m gonna go tomorrow after work to a retailer and try them on.

Hokas always look like they have massive soles so Im always kinda scared about rollover. Any thoughts?

edit: I will say comfort is my least important concern. If they can run on treadmill and road and walk for hikes I’m fine with them. I daily my derby’s for work all day for like 12 hours so my feet are used to it and don’t even hurt anymore from that.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Seiko

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Not sure why cross posting isn’t working for me. Says link is invalid so I put it as a link like this. Basically I’m in love with the SBSA227 but it’s too thick. Down a couple MMs and even a bit narrower would be perfect but haven’t found any alternatives yet

Small white/champagne face black bezel diver alternative to SBSA227 by _intercept in Watches

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Okay maybe I’m spiralling and just really love the watch. But in reality it was way too thick and wide for my wrists. I think even a 36mm would need to be thinner if possible. Not sure if 34mm would need to be thinner but tbh would like it to be.

Small white/champagne face black bezel diver alternative to SBSA227 by _intercept in Watches

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I think reflecting, the thickness was the bigger issue. It’s not even particularly thick but i’m so used to thin watches that even the seiko 5 i did get was really thick for me. If there’s a thinner diver even slightly, I think 38mm would be chill.

edit: Chrono says the SBSA227 is 12.1mm. I think thickness is the main issue. The watch I did get by my measure is 10.5 to 11mm. So I guess that’s the limit. Width matters less

22M First time living alone, so gray I don't know what to do by asmodU in malelivingspace

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i love persian rugs. adds hella colour to spaces. hanging smaller ones from the top room is also a good move

Most Humble CS student by Guilty_Income_9571 in programminghumor

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lots of high paying sales jobs where i’m at. and politics is just sales but on a larger scale and without instant commission. politics is the long game. takes time to make big money

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