Android similarly makes it easy. If I just press and hold on ?
, I get options for ¿ and ‽. Seems like mobile devices have worked out more convenient UIs for this type of thing.
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Just a sweaty nerd interested in software, home automation, emotional issues, and polite discourse about all of the above.
Android similarly makes it easy. If I just press and hold on ?
, I get options for ¿ and ‽. Seems like mobile devices have worked out more convenient UIs for this type of thing.
I always have a terminal open in the workspace on my other monitor so it’s just <super-j> interr
<tab> <return> <super-;> <c-v>
wait, that makes me sound like an absolute fucking nutcase lol. I typed that first sentence completely unironically and only realized how absurd it was afterwards. It’s faster than the whole “type the Unicode point value” thing, but I should probably start using compose key instead.
I fukken love me an interrobang. I have a shell alias on my computers that copies one of those bad boys into my clipboard so I can more easily display my shocked puzzlement. It’s very useful when dealing with msft products, especially Azure.
Yep, or when you’re doing EMDR and you open your eyes and your therapist is crying. That’s how you know you’ve hit the good shit 👉😎👉
Thankfully, that only happened once. It honestly made me feel better, it was incredibly validating.
Just wanna give a big ol’ +1 to The Body Keeps The Score. My partner read it and it was a game changer for her.
I liked how each of the sections ended with a different game that she’s gotten running so far. It makes the article feel like a progressively bigger flex, which, of course, it is. Awesome to see this work progressing!
I could see the NT kernel being okay in isolation, but the rest of Windows coming along for the ride puts the kibosh on that idea.