Something I did a little while ago was read through most of Busybox vi's source code, and work out my own simple documentation page with most of its options.
It doesn't do visual mode but it does still work with registers etc.
CVT is not the same as "automatic transmission", but it is a subtype of automatic transmission, i.e. CVT is a kind of automatic transmission, but there are also other kinds of automatic transmissions, which are more frequently used.
"Automatic transmission" just means that you do not change gears manually, which is also true for CVT.
Indeed. Extra observant people will notice that the "Ubuntu" username was used only twice though, compared to "root" that was used +3700 times. And observant people who've dealt with infrastructure before, might recognize that username as the default for interactive EC2 instances :)
I can only reproduce this by hovering the Windows icon with the mouse and having the finger on a character, in order to press it immediately after clicking. In that case most of the time the Start menu does not open at all, and sometimes it opens but does not have the letter.
When I use the Windows key to open the Start menu I cannot reproduce this, as eg. Win + E opens the Explorer instead of the Start menu.
It does not appear on my machine as if this could possibly happen when opening the Start menu during regular use. Can you reproduce this on your machine?
This rarely (but not never) happened on my gaming desktop when I had windows on that. On the other hand, on my surface go, if it only eats the first character, that’s a good showing, so it’s likely device performance specific
Still, that shows an issue of using fuzzy search for Bing but not programs. There should be a precedent on local items. A typo is far more likely than a web search, especially when the web search is resulting in the intended application.
Did no one think of that feedback loop? That if the web search is suggesting an installed app that that installed app should be prioritized?
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