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hjr265.me
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| | | | | My setup at my workspace isn't much: a display and a few peripherals connected to a USB-C hub. This way, I can come in, plug in the hub to my laptop, and start working. But if my laptop goes to sleep, I can wake it up only by pressing a key on the internal keyboard or the trackpad. Since I keep the lid of my laptop closed, I have to take it out of the stand first, then open the lid (which causes the laptop to wake up anyway). | |
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www.mjt.me.uk
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stuvel.eu
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| | | | | I've got a Logitech MX610 cordless laser mouse. One of its nicer features is a tilt wheel. Unfortunately, this is still difficult to get working in Ubuntu Linux. The problems: | |
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blog.cleancoder.com
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| | | [AI summary] Robert C. Martin discusses specific scenarios where Test Driven Development is impractical, such as when software controls physical devices or requires manual visual adjustment, arguing that applying the methodology to these layers constitutes a misuse of the practice. | ||
