if I just type "foone blah" now...
argh chrome updated and it seems they've intentionally broken custom search engines. I have had a keyword search for "foone" which searches my own twitter, so I just type "foone BLAH" and it gives me a twitter search for when I said BLAH, right?
if I just type "foone blah" now...
1. this will break the "searched from the address bar" magic, which means google will make me do captchas if I search too fast
2. it will break search suggestions too
https://t.co/KShHdCMzeT
I finally figured out how to get back being able to press SPACE instead of being forced to use TAB while using custom search in Chrome.
— Artem Russakovskii (@ArtemR) February 3, 2021
If you see the pill, then you are currently forced to use TAB. To get spaces back: disable chrome://flags/#omnibox-keyword-search-button pic.twitter.com/U5UkEtNXpW
1. this is how it's been for years. I can type "foone blah" faster than you can blink, man. it's the #1 thing I DO in my browser. what appeals to me is THIS IS HOW IT FUCKING WORKS, DIPSHIT. CHANGING THINGS BECAUSE YOU FEEL LIKE IT IS NOT FUN
it's a very common key to press. the tab key is not so centrally located, because it's rare.
AND I SAY THAT AS A PYTHON PROGRAMMER
Maybe I could swap the keycaps and mod the key matrix or reflash the controller?
I have a keyboard from the mid-90s and I'm thinking about dumping a 8051 firmware, reverse engineering it, modifying it, and reflashing it onto the keyboard just to eliminate a tiny source of friction in using it.
C32191AE or 1001000220 have no results.
maybe I should just stick it in my EEPROM reader and see if it can dump it as a generic 8051, then flash the modded code onto a replacement flash-enabled 8051?
I'd want to desolder the 8051, but look, this controller PCB is basically sitting on top of the main keyboard PCB
what's a web browser? OH, YOU'LL SEE!
It's older than the US release of the Super Nintendo.
Zelda: A Link To The Past, The US release of the Super Nintendo, and the dissolution of the USSR hadn't happened yet, but would later that year.
This use a capacitive method to detect key presses. These seem to have been liked by some companies as a better feeling keyboard than a membrane, but the foam sometimes completely disintegrates so they don't last forever.
This is apparently for "overtravel". The key actually is detected shortly after you start pushing it down, but to make it feel like you can push it down farther, the foam is there and gets compressed.
https://t.co/syXLRu6Rly
https://t.co/8xEis5WHID
The two pins in the middle go off to other keys (since it's a matrix) so I can't really swap them without affecting other ones
This would be hard because they'd have to cross, so I'd either have to use insulating layers or drill through to the other side.
The ones on top are for a reverse-side jumper connection.
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I put it together a long time ago, and it was very helpful! I sliced it apart a thousand times until things started to make sense.
It's TensorFlow and Keras.
If you are starting out, this may be a good puzzle to solve.
The goal of this model is to learn to multiply one-digit
I put it together a long time ago, and it was very helpful! I sliced it apart a thousand times until things started to make sense.
It's TensorFlow and Keras.
If you are starting out, this may be a good puzzle to solve.
The goal of this model is to learn to multiply one-digit
It is a good example of coding, what is the model?
— Freddy Rojas Cama (@freddyrojascama) February 1, 2021
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Thus far, his plan to seize the presidency has fallen into place.
An explanation in photographs.
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