When using git with Eclipse I've found it to be most useful to use the git plug-in, but use the command line for actual git action.
The plug-in displays useful information about file changes and branches, while the command line offers quick, clean and expressive execution of git commands.
A 8-directional menu, with several steps/layers would make all the choices in NetHack somewhat manageble. Use d-pad to point, and a, or something to choose.
You were lucky! We didn't even have a TV! We had to get up half an hour before we when to bed, clean the pond, eat a bucket of freezing gravel and we got cut in half by our father when we came home.
According to Wikipedia, the circumflex accent is "used in written Croatian, Esperanto, French, Frisian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Vietnamese, Romanized Japanese, Romanized Persian, Welsh, Portuguese, Italian, Afrikaans, Turkish and other languages".
I don't know the keyboard layouts used by all of them, but I'd bet most (if not all) of them use a dead key for both the caret and the circumflex rather than including additional keys, and Portuguese and French have a reasonable number of speakers.
On a Norwegian keyboard hitting the caret one time gives you a dead key, the second time it gives you two carets. As does all the other dead keys.
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When using git with Eclipse I've found it to be most useful to use the git plug-in, but use the command line for actual git action. The plug-in displays useful information about file changes and branches, while the command line offers quick, clean and expressive execution of git commands.
A 8-directional menu, with several steps/layers would make all the choices in NetHack somewhat manageble. Use d-pad to point, and a, or something to choose.
You were lucky! We didn't even have a TV! We had to get up half an hour before we when to bed, clean the pond, eat a bucket of freezing gravel and we got cut in half by our father when we came home.
I wish I hadn't spent all my mod points on that other thread. Mod parent up!
According to Wikipedia, the circumflex accent is "used in written Croatian, Esperanto, French, Frisian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Vietnamese, Romanized Japanese, Romanized Persian, Welsh, Portuguese, Italian, Afrikaans, Turkish and other languages".
I don't know the keyboard layouts used by all of them, but I'd bet most (if not all) of them use a dead key for both the caret and the circumflex rather than including additional keys, and Portuguese and French have a reasonable number of speakers.
On a Norwegian keyboard hitting the caret one time gives you a dead key, the second time it gives you two carets. As does all the other dead keys.
I agree. I had the same problem with gmail. Disabled Firebug (a beta (or was it alpha?) to make it run on FF3beta5) and i could send emails again.
http://yubnub.org/ is sort of like a command line for the web.