I'm interested in trying a magic layout, but it seems like all the options I've seen ( https://getreuer.info/posts/keyboards/alt-layouts/index.html#which-alt-keyboard-layout-should-i-learn ) like to add a 6th column, but I only have 5 columns available on my 34 key keyboard. Normally, I'd have no issue moving those extra keys to a combo or layer somewhere, but I've seen too many other people make the mistake of thinking they can just move a couple of keys around not realizing they've very quickly undermined the metrics those layouts were carefully designed to achieve.

I've been using dv

The aliexpress cart is trying to charge me a $0.50 "retail delivery fee" for each unique item in my cart. This is a tax specific to Minnesota and Colorado residences, but they're charging it completely wrong. At least in Minnesota, its supposed to apply once to entire orders that are over $100. Instead they're doing it on every unique item (even items from the same merchant, though if I order 3x of something, I only get 1 $0.50 charge), and some of my items only cost $1 in the first place, so a 50 cent tax is a huge percent.

I've opened several tickets, but they keep asking for my order number and I explain I haven't placed the order yet because I want them to fix how tax is calculated a

I wanted to show off how I setup my config to use the new neovim 0.11 feature, diagnostic virtual lines. In case you're not familiar, here is a picture. The first error message is a virtual_lines and the second warning message is a virtual_text:

https://imgur.com/P9ynDrW

Read more about the feature here: https://neovim.io/doc/user/diagnostic.html

Note, another common style that the docs will show you how to set up is letting you only show one or the other for the current row, but I'm having these show for all rows. I thought I'd like virtual_lines for everything, but sometimes I was getting too many warnings cluttering up the screen especially with lines that had multiple related warni

I just watched this video on some neat IDE features within python/pycharm and was wondering which ones are available in python LSPs that work with neovim. To summerize the video so you don't have to watch it:

1. Class hierarchy menu that displays all its parent and child classes of the selected class.
2. Fold all doc strings
3. Introduce new variables/parameters: Select a expression and break it out (along with potentially other repetitions of that same expression) as its own variable with a hotkey. Also, take a variable and place it as a parameter in the current function or place it as a global constant. Can also break out a par

I recently got treesitter injection/highlighting working on the SQL code embedded in my python programs which is really fantastic, but I'd love to run that SQL code through a formatter as well. I'm trying to get conform.nvim to do that formatting for me, but whatever I do it seems to only ever format the python code and never touches the embedded sql.

My initial reading of the conform docs injection section made me think that any additional configuration for the injections was just needed for customization, so I tried this:

require("conform").setup({
  formatte

No longer looking. Decided to order a board from scratch to get closer to my needs. Thank you to those that replied.

I'm looking for a partially assembled or fully assembled board with 34 or 36 keys in a true split (two pieces). If it has switches, it'll need to be a silent variant, but it could also not have switches. Must be Mx (since that is the only way to get silent switches). Used is fine. Wireless prefered, but wired is okay. If you want to sell me the caps too, I'm good with that since I'm just starting out and would have to find those elsewhere anyway. Can be curved or flat.

Please comment before PMing me.

EDIT: ONLY PAYPAL. I'm following the bot's recommendation. So

While you're free to use general arguments about why people should buy EVs, there are a few factors about me that make it less appealing to buy an EV for me vs an average person.

• I'm looking to buy a new car soon and would otherwise buy a 35 MPG economy car.
• I'm in the US Midwest where it gets cold (down to -20F in the winter)
• I only drive 8k miles/year
• But I believe climate change is real and a problem

The reason I'm posting is I recently watched this video which suggested the two main ways we should help with climate change is stop eating meat, especially beef, and to not buy an internal combustion engine (ICE) car, especially a new

General

2. The "Tree cutting limit reached" error is unnecessary and odd to the player especially before they realize its even something that can be purchased. When you can only cut down one tree at a time, it should just switch. Even when you have multiple trees, it could just stop cutting the earliest selected tree.

3. Mining and Thieving should have the same "LOCKED - Level 75" that woodcutting has to show you where the next milestone is.

4. When I switched devices (from android to web if that matters) and loaded cloud, the list of unlocked prayers didn't update, so I only had the first prayer unlocked (the same prayers I had the last time I played on web). I refreshed the page an

Recently, I was sent this anti-vax article by an anti-vaxxer who wants my feedback. Apart from being an editorial with some pretty thick bias/conspiratorial language, it makes a number of pretty specific claims that are seem to be well cited.

Such as

Indian doctors blame the Gates campaign for a devastating non-polio acute flaccid paralysis (NPAFP) epidemic that paralyzed 490,000 children beyond expected rates between 2000 and 2017.

Having read the paper it does seem to say what they're cl

What are the incentives for the business to prevent their ex-employees from collecting unemployment checks? I've heard of a lot of employers fighting over what type of firing happened so an employee may not be eligible, but don't the checks come from the state?

I occasionally run programs that take much longer than they should (or seem like they won't finish) and I'd like to be able to ctrl+c and get a keyboard interrupt traceback to see where the program is stuck, and in most environments this has worked.

But for some reason in my current environment:

Windows 10, python 3.8.2 running in msys2 (similar to cygwin) installed using the mingw-w64-x86_64-python package

when I hit ctrl+c all program just stops without any output (even a simple program with no try/excepts, like just "while True: pass").

Any ideas of how I can force my environment to provide the keyboard interrupt traceback? Preferably using ctrl+c like I'm used to?

I've been working on designing train grids for my seablock world and using inspiration from this train grid without left turns from u/quantumknight1999 and this train grid with all one ways from u/linzefeng (and [another from u/TheBanq](https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/b0blb4/first_trainmegabase_concept_would_this_work_or_is/?st=jyrw1o6g&sh=e137fc6b)) I was wondering how far I could push it in terms of reducing the number of rail crossings that need

So I was getting ready to switch my slag production over to "dirt water separation 2" which doubles the slag production, when I had to stop myself after doing some calculations that seem to show that this is a really bad slag production method.

Using my current level of technology (molten steel, processed iron, mineral catalyst iron ore sorting), 1 Electrolyser Electrode costs:

• 1 charcoal
• 7.5 slag
• miscellaneous oxygen, sulfuric acid, steam and purified water

So with 4 seconds of recipe time, I can make 1 slag using dirt water separation 1, or using dirt water separation 2, I can run the recipe twice making 2 slag... but costing me 40% of a Electrolyser Electrode, which even ignoring

It would be really nice if there wasn't a limit to number of map at zones. It doesn't really offer a challenge, it just makes it a hassle that you sometimes painfully miss. When I need 7 stops I have to choose which ones to overwrite and then potentially forget about setting them back to the original.

I'd be really nice if it'd just allow unlimited entries.

I was reading through this comic flowchart of the 4th amendment, and one of the items in the flow chart was for when you are stopped on foot "were you free to leave?"

That reminded me of a number of police stop videos I've seen where the person stopped just repeats the phrase "Am I being detained or am I free to leave?" which is almost always ignored by the police officer (at least in the posted videos) as they simply follow that up with another question like "I'm just asking who you are here with. You can't answer a simple question?"

This raises a number of questions:

• How do you know if you're free to leave or not if the cop doesn't directly answe