Grim... wrote:
Cras wrote:
Or, OR...
Babestation flashbacks...
*tilts head slightly*
Grim... wrote:
Cras wrote:
Or, OR...
Babestation flashbacks...
Yeah, my first thought was MetalAngel
Today I learned that guac and chips can have a detrimental effect on my digestive tract for at least two days.
I would consider myself very keyboard shortcut-literate but somehow I've only found out today that Ctrl + Backspace deletes an entire word instead of an individual character.
I'll probably stuck to using my own solution (hold Ctrl+Shift, tap left or right cursor arrow to select entire words, then Backspace) because it's generally hard-wired now and useful in more situations, but I'm still surprised I'd never come across this before.
I'll probably stuck to using my own solution (hold Ctrl+Shift, tap left or right cursor arrow to select entire words, then Backspace) because it's generally hard-wired now and useful in more situations, but I'm still surprised I'd never come across this before.
Bamba wrote:
I would consider myself very keyboard shortcut-literate but somehow I've only found out today that Ctrl + Backspace deletes an entire word instead of an individual character.
I'll probably stuck to using my own solution (hold Ctrl+Shift, tap left or right cursor arrow to select entire words, then Backspace) because it's generally hard-wired now and useful in more situations, but I'm still surprised I'd never come across this before.
I'll probably stuck to using my own solution (hold Ctrl+Shift, tap left or right cursor arrow to select entire words, then Backspace) because it's generally hard-wired now and useful in more situations, but I'm still surprised I'd never come across this before.
Because you don't make mistakes
Bamba wrote:
I would consider myself very keyboard shortcut-literate but somehow I've only found out today that Ctrl + Backspace deletes an entire word instead of an individual character.
I'll probably stuck to using my own solution (hold Ctrl+Shift, tap left or right cursor arrow to select entire words, then Backspace) because it's generally hard-wired now and useful in more situations, but I'm still surprised I'd never come across this before.
I'll probably stuck to using my own solution (hold Ctrl+Shift, tap left or right cursor arrow to select entire words, then Backspace) because it's generally hard-wired now and useful in more situations, but I'm still surprised I'd never come across this before.
Meh. I didn't know that one either, though it DOES make sense.
I love KB shortcuts. I used to challenge the other IT manager I worked with in Her Majesty's Civil Service, to races to complete a give task, with me using shortcuts and she using her mouse. Didn't take long to persuade her that shortcuts were the better solution for lots of common tasks.
Ctrl + Delete deletes a whole word too, but in the other direction (you know what I mean).
Ctrl +left/right moves the cursor by a word instead of space
Malc wrote:
Ctrl +left/right moves the cursor by a word instead of space
Pft. Everyone knows THAT.
One that I found very difficult was LAlt+LShift+RShift+Esc that brings you to the debugger on a NetWare server. You really need three hands to do it.
Well I never
The name TASER comes from Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle, a 1911 science fiction novel by Victor Appleton that imagined an electric gun. The device from the book was the inspiration for the real-life TASER.
The name TASER comes from Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle, a 1911 science fiction novel by Victor Appleton that imagined an electric gun. The device from the book was the inspiration for the real-life TASER.
An SR-71 does 0.3 mpg
Really? That's really good.
And that was a super special blend of her fuel too, wasn't it?
MaliA wrote:
An SR-71 does 0.3 mpg
With a range of 3355 miles, so must have tanks to take 1183.3 gallons of fuel. Brings a whole new meaning to gas guzzling money pit.
That's around 4.5 tonnes of fuel.
Enough to fill nearly 74 large car tanks.
A few days ago I learned that the track pad on my Macbook Air DOES have tap-to-click, it just isn't enabled by default. 
I learned the other day, that apparently the only thing we eat that has never been alive is salt
That can't include every food additive, can it?
