jermy · HackerTrans

hace 5 añosdiscuss

The way you describe is how it worked in zope templates (allowing a 'no items here' text if there was nothing to iterate over in a list) - it was frustrating that the later python implementation was different.

jermy

hace 7 añosdiscuss

They plug in to a socket in the glove compartment, and I don't think the rental is counted as completed until they are returned there. I'd naively assumed this was standard across the globe, but clearly there must be other factors to warrant not allowing you to remove the key.

On the other hand, the fuel payment card does missing - but at least Zipcar in the UK are efficient at refunding your own payment when provided with a receipt.

jermy

hace 7 añosdiscuss

I think it might have been a pun relating to the phrase "Going Dutch"

jermy

hace 7 añosdiscuss

On a point of technicality - he was only two years old when the Great War started! (I think you meant the 2nd World War)

jermy

hace 7 añosdiscuss

Just to extend this - if you're often using different users (or need to otherwise deploy via a configuration manager), I've found out that a good way of having system-wide options on Debian is /etc/vim/vimrc.local with something like:

   " Workaround stupid defaults.vim behaviour
   if filereadable("/usr/share/vim/vim80/defaults.vim")
      source /usr/share/vim/vim80/defaults.vim
   endif
   let g:skip_defaults_vim = 1
 
   " Disable stupid seeking to last position
   autocmd! vimStartup BufRead
 
   " Disable stupid mouse support
   set mouse=

jermy

hace 7 añosdiscuss

Likewise - with visual mode it's normally pretty quick to select an area and do a basic regex, even for things like re-indentation (auto-completes to something like :'<,'>s/^/\t/) even though I'm sure there's a 'proper' way to do that

jermy

hace 7 añosdiscuss

We deploy our software packages to our own infrastructure and clients using a private APT repository and basic HTTP auth. Obviously we're running it with apt-transport-https installed for making the latter not completely insecure.

I see no reason to do that for signed packages from the main repositories, however.

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