typing apple ->
press apple symbol and so on “just the same” as app<CR>?

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kick
You don't have to search. Just hit the apple emoji. If you use it frequently,
it'll probably be on the front. If not, it takes two seconds to hit the
category it's in and then press it.

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htfu
Because apple happens to start with an a. Ok fine, specifically for apple.com
it's almost the same. But that's not really the point I was arguing.

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nottorp
And how do i type that in the address bar?

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billpg
If you use Windows, [Logo]+[.]

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wongarsu
That's a neat trick. It even has kaomoji and useful symbols ╰( _°▽°_ )╯

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Avamander
This sounds like the modern version of this
[http://bash.org/?835030](http://bash.org/?835030) quote.

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markandrewj
Ghost in the shell...

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huxflux
This made my day!





Erlang alterline - yrashk
http://wiki.github.com/yrashk/erlang

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noss
This project is possibly a better choice to base private patches on:
<http://github.com/mfoemmel/erlang-otp/tree/master>

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yrashk
may be yes, may be no — I didn't know about this repo existence when I created
my repo, anyway. thanks for pointing it out!

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tsuraan
Have you sent this to the erlang list? I just checked for both yrashk and
alterline, and I'm not getting any threads for those queries. The OTP team is
generally really good about merging bugfixes, from what I've seen on the list.

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yrashk
I've sent one of the patches so far, yes.

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davidw
> However, since most probably it will not be easy to push some of these
> patches through Erlang/OTP,

Why's that?

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yrashk
Well, it is what I heard from people who tried that before.

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davidw
So, you have patches, and you haven't even _attempted_ to get them committed?

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jrockway
The problem is solved for him. He is really under no obligation to do anything
else; if upstream is interested, they can just pull from his repo.

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davidw
If anyone has bothered mentioning it to them.

I sent some Erlang patches in years ago, and in due time, they showed up in
