Ctrl+w happens to me all the time. 🥴
Ctrl+w happens to me all the time. 🥴
Ctrl+w happens to me all the time. 🥴
Ctrl+w happens to me all the time. 🥴
The keyboard as a password store? Something something “keystore”. 🤪
The keyboard as a password store? Something something “keystore”. 🤪
The keyboard as a password store? Something something “keystore”. 🤪
The keyboard as a password store? Something something “keystore”. 🤪
~/.mozilla on Linux), there’s a chrome folder. You can put a file called userContent.css in there.This also needs the setting
toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to be true.(I hope they never remove this, it’s super helpful.)
~/.mozilla on Linux), there’s a chrome folder. You can put a file called userContent.css in there.This also needs the setting
toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to be true.(I hope they never remove this, it’s super helpful.)
~/.mozilla on Linux), there’s a chrome folder. You can put a file called userContent.css in there.This also needs the setting
toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to be true.(I hope they never remove this, it’s super helpful.)
~/.mozilla on Linux), there’s a chrome folder. You can put a file called userContent.css in there.This also needs the setting
toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to be true.(I hope they never remove this, it’s super helpful.)
Tab and expected it to auto-complete. 🤦
Tab and expected it to auto-complete. 🤦
Tab and expected it to auto-complete. 🤦
Tab and expected it to auto-complete. 🤦
-moz-document domain(movq.de)
{
div { border: 1px solid red; }
}
Either way, I love that I don’t need a plugin for that. 🥳
-moz-document domain(movq.de)
{
div { border: 1px solid red; }
}
Either way, I love that I don’t need a plugin for that. 🥳
-moz-document domain(movq.de)
{
div { border: 1px solid red; }
}
Either way, I love that I don’t need a plugin for that. 🥳
-moz-document domain(movq.de)
{
div { border: 1px solid red; }
}
Either way, I love that I don’t need a plugin for that. 🥳
Looks like FreeCAD works fine and I think this is a more appropriate program anyway. 😊
Looks like FreeCAD works fine and I think this is a more appropriate program anyway. 😊
Looks like FreeCAD works fine and I think this is a more appropriate program anyway. 😊
Looks like FreeCAD works fine and I think this is a more appropriate program anyway. 😊
I didn’t end up using that, either. 🥴
In general, I print very little. So little that some of my supplies have simply gone bad, like that “3D LAC” (sprayable glue).
@aelaraji Yeah, I saw that when googling the issue. I’m on Linux, there are no DLLs to swap. I could use an older version indeed. 🤔 Let’s see if I can find some better alternative first. (Let’s face it, Blender is hard to use.)
I didn’t end up using that, either. 🥴
In general, I print very little. So little that some of my supplies have simply gone bad, like that “3D LAC” (sprayable glue).
@aelaraji Yeah, I saw that when googling the issue. I’m on Linux, there are no DLLs to swap. I could use an older version indeed. 🤔 Let’s see if I can find some better alternative first. (Let’s face it, Blender is hard to use.)
I didn’t end up using that, either. 🥴
In general, I print very little. So little that some of my supplies have simply gone bad, like that “3D LAC” (sprayable glue).
@aelaraji Yeah, I saw that when googling the issue. I’m on Linux, there are no DLLs to swap. I could use an older version indeed. 🤔 Let’s see if I can find some better alternative first. (Let’s face it, Blender is hard to use.)
I didn’t end up using that, either. 🥴
In general, I print very little. So little that some of my supplies have simply gone bad, like that “3D LAC” (sprayable glue).
@aelaraji Yeah, I saw that when googling the issue. I’m on Linux, there are no DLLs to swap. I could use an older version indeed. 🤔 Let’s see if I can find some better alternative first. (Let’s face it, Blender is hard to use.)
“A graphics card and driver with support for OpenGL 4.3 or higher is required. Installing the latest driver for your graphics card might resolve the issue.”A bit annoying, but not much of a problem. The only thing I did with Blender was make some very simple 3D-printable objects.
I’ll have a look at the alternatives out there. Worst case is I go back to Art of Illusion, which I used heavily ~15 years ago.~
“A graphics card and driver with support for OpenGL 4.3 or higher is required. Installing the latest driver for your graphics card might resolve the issue.”A bit annoying, but not much of a problem. The only thing I did with Blender was make some very simple 3D-printable objects.
I’ll have a look at the alternatives out there. Worst case is I go back to Art of Illusion, which I used heavily ~15 years ago.~
“A graphics card and driver with support for OpenGL 4.3 or higher is required. Installing the latest driver for your graphics card might resolve the issue.”A bit annoying, but not much of a problem. The only thing I did with Blender was make some very simple 3D-printable objects.
I’ll have a look at the alternatives out there. Worst case is I go back to Art of Illusion, which I used heavily ~15 years ago.~
“A graphics card and driver with support for OpenGL 4.3 or higher is required. Installing the latest driver for your graphics card might resolve the issue.”A bit annoying, but not much of a problem. The only thing I did with Blender was make some very simple 3D-printable objects.
I’ll have a look at the alternatives out there. Worst case is I go back to Art of Illusion, which I used heavily ~15 years ago.~
$ printf '\xC2\xB9, \xC2\xBC, \xD9\xA4, \xE1\xAA\x96, \xE3\x8D\xA4, \xDB\xB0, \xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[0-9]'
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$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-6]'
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$ printf '\\xC2\\xB9, \\xC2\\xBC, \\xD9\\xA4, \\xE1\\xAA\\x96, \\xE3\\x8D\\xA4, \\xDB\\xB0, \\xE2\\x9D\\xBB, \\xE2\\x91\\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[0-9]'
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$ printf '\\xE2\\x9D\\xBB, \\xE2\\x91\\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-6]'
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1 for anything to match. Maybe tomorrow.
$ printf '\xC2\xB9, \xC2\xBC, \xD9\xA4, \xE1\xAA\x96, \xE3\x8D\xA4, \xDB\xB0, \xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[0-9]'
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$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-6]'
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$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-7]'
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❻ and ⑹ are a 7?Still haven’t dug up why it needs the extra ASCII
1 for anything to match. Maybe tomorrow.
$ printf '\xC2\xB9, \xC2\xBC, \xD9\xA4, \xE1\xAA\x96, \xE3\x8D\xA4, \xDB\xB0, \xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[0-9]'
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$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-6]'
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$ printf '\xE2\x9D\xBB, \xE2\x91\xB9, 1' | grep -o '[1-7]'
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❻ and ⑹ are a 7?Still haven’t dug up why it needs the extra ASCII
1 for anything to match. Maybe tomorrow.
I only get to enjoy fast and snappy UIs in my free time when I’m doing hobby stuff. You’d expect it to be the other way around. 🙄
I only get to enjoy fast and snappy UIs in my free time when I’m doing hobby stuff. You’d expect it to be the other way around. 🙄
I only get to enjoy fast and snappy UIs in my free time when I’m doing hobby stuff. You’d expect it to be the other way around. 🙄