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You lost me at "chrome"

lol, what on earth?


What is the confusion here? Like it or not (and I definitely don't like it), most people use Chrome.


Very much in agreement with this post. They are secure, they also cause me great fear of getting locked out of my own accounts if my hard drive crashes.

The moron in the White House is bombing his own oil supply.

oh nice work. very cool project


Always have been


Damn, yeah this is exactly how I make my websites look.


Where is the "I did that" sticker with trump pointing at this article.

:(


Established in 2009. Who started as president that year?


established and operating since 2009- "Why did Trump do this?"


Remember when Net Nuetrality was the priority of hackernews and slashdot and basically all people in tech. Now it's a "leftist policy". We live in crazy times.

Overton window has definitely shifted to the right. Beign a normal person who values science is now considered "leftist". Its nuts.


There's also a bloc that's been working to try to retroactively redefine what "Net Neutrality" means.

Instead of the usual stuff like "consumers have rights" or "ISP monopolies are bad" or "utilities should just provide the product and not spy and manipulate", they want it to mean something closer to "no online community can moderate itself."

And that's the charitable version. The worse version involves rank hypocrisy and selective enforcement, where large social "networks" must be "neutral" to literal nazis, while somehow it's also OK to permaban for insulting Dear Leader.


The set of people who are "basically all people in tech" has changed a lot since then for a variety of reasons; it's not surprising that any given political issue from a decade ago might not have the same resonance today.


After 10 years I still have no shortcut key to "duplicate line up" which was an eclipse feature that I loved.

So I also hate jetbrains, give me my shortcut get guys!!


Cmd+d on MacOS duplicates the current line. Is that what you want?


That is "duplicate line down" -- I want "duplicate line up" which copies the current line to the line above the cursor. My open request been sitting in jetbrains "ignore it" for many many years.


I don’t really get the difference but why don’t you use macros for that?

You can achieve anything with macros and you can give shortcuts to a named macros.

Macros are in the Edit > Macros menu. Add a shortcut to a macro in Settings , Keymap > search Macros, right click on Play Saved Macro and Add Keyboard Shortcut.


Install ideavim and press “yyp” :-)


Its "yyP" :-)


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