Je suis une personne qui aime percevoir
Corrigé ça pour elle.
Not yet, but you can bring some of the weird with you.
Conseil markdown : ajoute une espace après des dièses pour faire les h3 et h4
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Mon super titre de section avec 3 dièses et une espace après
I use vim macros all the time. For example, you have a bunch of lines that need the same 3 operations done:
- insert
"at the beginning of the line - insert
",at the end on the line - indent
Press qa, do what you need to do on one line and go one line below, press q again to stop recording the macro, then you can do it 50 times with 50@a.
I'd build my own. More seriously, I'd use a mac, but would pester all day, like the few weeks I tried macOS at work before bringing my own computer.
Setting up my weird keyboard layout :
- on Linux, it's either there during the install, or
sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configurationon debian - on MacOS, it's endless messing around with some weird bundle file in some specific folder but it depends on MacOS versions and the file manager won't let you know where you are exactly nor type a folder path
Setting up a keyboard shortcut to launch a terminal with Meta+Return:
- on Linux, it might vary depending on your wm or DE, but it's always easy
- on MacOS, you have a weird app to script actions, but I never managed to make it happen
Using a tiling window manager:
install i3wm- forget about it.
It really depends what kind of game you want to play.
If you want a fiction first game where the characters are a bunch of "freedom fighters" in an hostile environment, you could try either Spire or a|state, but you would need to heavily modify the settings. It would be a lot easier with a|state, which is a dystopian future hack of blades in the dark.
I love his skits.
Even though he tends to talk about games I have never played and don't really intend to play or run, I still watch his content, for the goofs.
Don't sleep on Pikmin 3 mission mode, it's quite challenging and fun, it's all about multitasking like a mad man.
I’m playing Pikmin 1 HD (I couldn't really wait for the physical edition as I had previously stated). I'm having a blast so far, played 6 days and got 10 spaceship pieces.
I remember being terrified of the time constraint in the game (30 days to get 30 pieces) when I first played it 20 years ago, but my experience with Pikmin 3 makes the game really much more manageable and enjoyable now. The Switch version, even if it's a simple HD port with some very minor tweaks, is really enjoyable.
Looking forward to starting Pikmin 2 HD, probably next week.
I'm playing Pikmin 1 HD on Switch, hopefully will finish it before the release of Pikmin 4.
Interesting. Kept it in my wallabag, if I ever grow tired of sway.