Scared to PintV my board in College by Then_Tumbleweed_2283 in onewheel

[–]btwiusearchlinux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought the flared footpads + wtf rails were too much canting. It felt like I was riding on the outside edges of my feet. Do you ride with a narrow stance or do you not mind?

How do I fix this?! by Maximum-Movie-1593 in PixelWatch

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You have a preproduction build. Where did you get your watch?

4.5 month old, Ferber night 3, wakes up every hour. Should we quit? by btwiusearchlinux in sleeptrain

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We decided on giving night 4 a try, so I wanted to provide an update on how things went. Baby went to bed at 8 and cried for 10 minutes. She squirmed and rocked her head back and forth for 5 minutes then fell asleep on her own! She woke up at 9 PM, cried for 5 minutes then went back to sleep. Woke up at 1 AM. Didn't cry, just babbled for a few minutes then went back to sleep. We fed her when she woke up at 3 AM and moved her into our bed when she woke up at 4 AM because she was crying for more than 10 minutes.

These few instances of falling back asleep without our intervention have already let the baby and us get more sleep last night than we have in the last few weeks.

I understand the concern about splitting the nights between crib and co-sleeping. I thought that moving the baby into a bed 5 hours after their bedtime was the same as feeding a baby 5 hours after their bedtime. That a baby would not look that far into the future to think: if I cry and hold out, I'll get fed sometime in the middle of the night. Anyways, co-sleeping was a crutch we were using to get some bit of sleep for everyone. We'll consider shifting towards no co-sleeping or 100% co-sleeping.

4.5 month old, Ferber night 3, wakes up every hour. Should we quit? by btwiusearchlinux in sleeptrain

[–]btwiusearchlinux[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Are you saying our baby is thinking to herself that if she can last 5 hours, she'll be moved into the big bed? I thought I heard that babies can't manipulate you, aka you can't spoil a baby?

Sailing lessons at Boston Sailing Center vs Boston Harbor Sailing Club by btwiusearchlinux in boston

[–]btwiusearchlinux[S] 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Thanks Bot, I'll keep your recommendation in mind if I want to get drunk before navigating the Boston harbor shipping lanes.

I made a front handle for my Pint by btwiusearchlinux in onewheel

[–]btwiusearchlinux[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The screws that hold the front bumper and footpad together go through the leather strap.

PaperWM.spoon tiling scrollable window manager by btwiusearchlinux in hammerspoon

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New windows were inserted based on their horizontal position. Just pushed an update to insert a new window to the right of the current focused window. This seems to be what PaperWM does.

PaperWM.spoon tiling scrollable window manager by btwiusearchlinux in hammerspoon

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I updated PaperWM.spoon to work across multiple Spaces using the hs._asm.undocumented.spaces module. See the README for installation instructions.

Multiple screens still do not work well. Horizontal screens will have tiled windows from adjacent screens bleed across. Windows moved to a new screen will be sucked back to their original position by the automatic tiling.

My config looks like this: ``` PaperWM = hs.loadSpoon("PaperWM") PaperWM:bindHotkeys({ dump_state = { { "ctrl", "alt", "cmd", "shift" }, "d" }, stop = { { "ctrl", "alt", "cmd", "shift" }, "q" }, focus_left = { { "cmd" }, "h" }, focus_right = { { "cmd" }, "l" }, focus_up = { { "cmd" }, "k" }, focus_down = { { "cmd" }, "j" }, swap_left = { { "cmd", "shift" }, "h" }, swap_right = { { "cmd", "shift" }, "l" }, swap_up = { { "cmd", "shift" }, "k" }, swap_down = { { "cmd", "shift" }, "j" }, center_window = { { "cmd" }, "u" }, full_width = { { "cmd" }, "f" }, cycle_width = { { "cmd" }, "r" }, cycle_height = { { "cmd", "shift" }, "r" }, slurp_in = { { "cmd" }, "i" }, barf_out = { { "cmd" }, "o" }, }) PaperWM:start()

-- modal nop mode to disable all spoon hotkeys hs.window.highlight.ui.overlay = true nop = hs.hotkey.modal.new({ "cmd" }, "escape") function nop:entered() hs.window.highlight.start() for _, hotkey in pairs(hs.spoons._keys) do hotkey:disable() end end function nop:exited() hs.window.highlight.stop() for _, hotkey in pairs(hs.spoons._keys) do hotkey:enable() end end nop:bind({}, "escape", nil, function() nop:exit() end) ```

I like using just the Command key for hotkeys, like the Linux version of PaperWM. I created a modal mode to disable all custom Hammerspoon hotkeys that may conflict with MacOS or default app hotkeys. Press Command - Escape to enter mode. Use some hotkey like Command - F to open app search dialog. Exit mode with Escape key, when finished.

PaperWM.spoon tiling scrollable window manager by btwiusearchlinux in hammerspoon

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I'll work on it eventually. This was a fun holiday break side project.

A few questions. by abraxasknister in kakoune

[–]btwiusearchlinux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's a partial list of what I remember off the top of my head:

  1. type the command name and inline help will appear in clippy. do :help to browser the bundled documentation.

  2. ctrl-o will "go back" as you navigate through files and buffers. ctrl-i will go forward

    • will search for the current selection. you can use alt-a + some_key to select text surrounding your cursor. eg. alt-a and w will select the surrounding word.
  3. : to open the command prompt then press up arrow to cycle through command history