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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Sun, 17 Apr 2016 18:59:57 -0400, Philip Webb wrote: |
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>>>> Also, I've always used '-v' rather than '-a', as it's simpler. |
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>>> It's not simpler, it's different. |
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>> Oh dear (red face) : I meant to write '-p' ... |
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> I'm sure you can find an exotic keymap to blame it on, one where v and p |
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> are adjacent ;-) |
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> I still think -a is simpler, and faster, as using -p when you intend to do |
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> the emerge for real afterwards means running two commands. The whole |
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> point of adding -a was to save us having to do that any more. |
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I sometimes call it independent finger thinking. In other words, my |
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brain was thinking one thing but my finger was thinking something else. |
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I hate when that happens tho, which is why I try to proof my emails at |
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least twice and sometimes even more. :/ |
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What would be nice, if we could do the same before we open our mouths in |
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normal conversation. My foot tastes bad. lol |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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