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I'm looking for a theme that resembles this one: https://github.com/shovelandsandbox/glacier-theme

I know it does say there is an atom port of it, but it's pretty broken at the moment and I don't have the knowledge to fix it myself.

I've seen a good few dark themes but none of them had the colour this one has, making it really nice to code in any light for me.

Thanks!

So I've been lurking in this sub for a while and I've seen all the "look at my SOT with this battery case posts" and they've convinced me that I need to get one. (I also travel a lot and it would be really cool)

Now, what do you guys recommend? I've heard about the ZeroLemon case, but what else is good out there? I'm looking for the highest capacity I can get really, which I think is the ZL.

Also, is there anything I should be aware of with a battery case? (Other than the lack of NFC, which frankly I don't really care about)

Thanks!

I also listen to some things by Halestorm and Paramore. I'm often suggested Fit for Rivals but it just doesn't do it for me..

Thanks!

LAPTOP QUESTIONNAIRE

• Country of purchase: England

• Budget range: £500-600

• Purpose (netbook, ultraportable, mainstream, gaming, desktop replacement, etc.): Programming, running a VM, general web browsing, multitasking, and if possible, CSGO at around 60 fps.

• Screen size preference: Somewhere around 15 inches

• OS preference (Windows/Mac/Linux): The laptop can come preinstalled with Windows, I don't mind, but I intend to dual-boot Linux Mint on it. Something that is known to be compatible would be great. (I don't mind proprietary drivers)

• Gaming requirements (list example games and desired fps/settings): CSGO 60 fps (if possible, if not, it's okay)

• Other performance r

So I'm currently living in Romania, but I'm really interested in moving to Lausanne for a variety of reasons, the quality of life being big ones.

I'm doing my due diligence and researching as much as possible, but I figure there are always things that you might not have thought about, so it never hurts to ask.

I've read about the low vacancy rate and stuff, so I'm asking, just how bad is it to find an apartment there? And how is life in general? What are some myths that just aren't true? What are some things I should be aware of?

One more thing, how's the safety? A lot of criticisms seem to be in that regard, things like high theft and such, although there are plenty of conflicting opini

If you can disable TTS completely like notifications, you should also have the option to disable /tts. If you keep discord running and then, say plug into your TV and speakers, having someone spam /tts KappaKappaKappa and not be able to do anything short of completely leaving the server or closing discord is annoying.

Thanks

Like Steam, I want to get a beep whenever someone sends me a message, but I don't want it to come up on screen. Thanks!

Also, I think it would be cool if you could set your alias to be your first name or something, such that friends who would call you by your real name can just intuitively @name instead of @internethandle, just a little thing I think would be cool.

B/O 48$ paypal for 28 keys (which comes at about 1.7 per) or 1.8 for each individual keys.

Just looking to sell 28 keys (I have 3 Vanguard 4 Breakout 10 Chroma 2 Chroma2 and 16 vanilla keys)

Also, we'll use a middleman. Thanks.

When a user first goes into the calculations pages, it isn't obvious that the user can calculate wind and descent instead of just flight time. An arrow or something similar would be a good change for the sake of UX design.

Hi, so I'm looking for a good flight planner and these 2 seem to be mentioned a lot. Has anyone here used both? Which one would you recommend?

I know about simbrief and so on, but so far I've used EFASS because it showed where the plane was, and I could see what routes people where flying.. and well.. it supported the FF 757 nicely.

First off, this post is written with the intention of helping X-Plane users solve XSquawkBox crashes, which is the client used to connect to the VATSIM network, although it may be helpful to users experiencing crashes due to other plugins on other or just using a stock sim.

Second, this assumes the plugin/mod/plane/whatever you are attempting to use IS compatible with the version of whatever sim you are trying to use it with.

1. LOGS, READ THEM. I understand sometimes the messages might seem cryptic, but other times you might be greeted with "--=={This application has crashed because of the plugin: XSquawkBox}==--". How's that for a good error message.

2. If you don't get a nice hel

I was reading up on git commit -S and I saw opinions of people recommending it and people saying it's unnecessary.

What are some pros and cons for doing it. Is it a good idea? What are your opinions?