slampisko

I wouldn't be so negative. The first thing I saw after reading the parent comment was a reply refuting it, with a screenshot of the dark mode. I think that's pretty good

First they said they were just there for a short vacation, but it turns out it's a long retreat instead!

Not many people know this, but cheese is already plural. The singular form is choose.

Or Ctrl+Click to open in a new tab in the background, or Ctrl+Shift+Click to open in a new tab and switch to it. Regardless, I agree with OP that this should be the default.

If you're serious about becoming fluent, apps will not give that to you. Ditch everything else and focus on input.

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I'm using VSCodium daily and most extensions work, with the notable exception of official MS-published extensions, which mostly require VSCode.

So ZRAM is RAM, but compressed? I didn't know about it, thanks for sharing!

I was gonna suggest Ctrl+r as the most important bash shortcut, and also Alt+b/Alt+f and Ctrl+w.

Also, I would teach them the basics of viewing text files in less, with a seamless transition into editing in vim.

Hyperfocus on the wrong thing

Apple holds 57% of the phones market versus Android’s 42% in the U.S., according to web traffic analysis site Statcounter. The data skews worse for Android when narrowed down to teenagers. According to a survey of 7,100 American teens last year conducted by investment bank Piper Sandler, 87% of teens currently have an iPhone, and 87% plan on sticking with the brand for their next phone. But the stigma regarding Android phones is mostly an American phenomenon, at least to the degree to which it affects purchase habits. Worldwide, per the same Statcounter report, Androids represent the significant majority of all smartphones, holding a 71% share of sales compared with Apple’s 28%.

From the article.

You explained it in the title and I was still wondering where the difference was 😅

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