There's a few things. Apple kinda needs to sell things with OLED screens, there's still a market for PMPs and it might be useful if you wanted to develop for iphones without getting an iphone
When trying to indent a block of text in an input textfield, for instance to emphasize Markdown code-blocks, the Tab key is already bound to a different action (switching to the next input element).
What is a straightforward way to overcome this issue without using extensions?
I found these two...
I know it's kinda early for me today... but was catching up on The New York Times and something dawned upon me.
I was thinking about the proliferation of mandatory arbitration clauses in contracts everywhere and why businesses are finding it a necessity... and I just realized something: business insurance premiums can and will be impacted by stuff like this.
Nearly every nontrivially-sized company has some form of business insurance, and policies for larger businesses are highly customized. Every aspect of your business is going to be scrutinized by your insurer, down to your employment and customer contracts.
This is in fact one of the reasons companies are so risk-averse these days. It's not just staying out of trouble. It's something that directly impacts your profits even if you never get sued.
There is so much about running a business that most of us non-businessmen don't understand, and I gave this whole arbitration issue—and business CYA practices in general—a lot of thought. It finally made sense to me.
This is how being able to see the other side of the story is valuable. You can't simply say "ban mandatory arbitration clauses!" without understanding why they exist in the first place.
I can't seem to move the window without grabbing a little spot just to the left of the minimize button.
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2:04 PM
@DavidPostill I tried to comment on the question itself, but I cannot because the bounty I gave took me too much rep points and now I have less than 50...
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David, for example, I need to reply on Harry MC's answer there but I cannot...
...welp. On most HP laptops that use barrel charge connectors (whether 7.4mm as used on older systems or 4.5mm on current machines), there's an ID pin in addition to the power contact, used to determine, among other things, power adapter capacity. If you insert the connector too slowly or don't push it all the way in, it'll power the laptop but it won't charge the battery because it can't identify the charger.
Now HP Support Assistant thinks my battery has failed.
(which clears up after you unplug the laptop or plug it in normally)
@JohnDoea What did want to ask? We can post a comment on your behalf.
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4:31 PM
Thanks @DavidPostill I wanted to ask how can a user of the script ensure that when clicking F12 (when using a browser) there won't be a conflict with the Developer-tool.
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If I understand the answer correctly, it makes clicking F12 adding a tabulation character. But what if the user uses a browser and then there is a conflict with opening the Dev Tool, that's what I am trying to understand.
You can't move the window unless you grab a small section near the left of the minimize button, even though there's plenty of space you could drag it around with.
The third tab I opened only showed half the actual tab until I closed one of the other two.
> The minimum installation size, if you just install the Visual Studio Core Editor, is 600MB. And if you select everything to install, the max installation size is 82.58GB.
@CanadianLuke Looks like some of the issues I noticed are already on the github issues register.
When trying to indent a block of text in an input textfield, for instance to emphasize Markdown code-blocks, the Tab key is already bound to a different action (switching to the next input element).
What is a straightforward way to overcome this issue without using extensions?
I found these two...
