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Luis Robinson
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Lucas Clark
What IDEs are there for Linux that can do a scope-wide rename? None of the usual suspects (vim, emacs, geany) seem to have that, based on a quick googling.
I don't even care about language that much. C, Java, Python, all good.
Should I just use Eclipse?
Jeremiah Johnson
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Asher Barnes
I get that this is a joke answer, but I'm not sure if I'm getting the joke.
Are you suggesting I write my own SHELL SCRIPT, of all things, to parse a programming language syntax and rename things for me?
Nathan Anderson
how the hell do i disable the Christmas hats in 4chanX/Oneechan? They were nice at first, but now they just get in the way of OP images and are generally an eyesore.
Brayden Wood
I had a 128 gig sandisk microsd card just get corrupted on me. Had it for about a year, whats the failure rates on micro sd cards? What causes corruption from everyday use? I'm prolly gonna buy a samsung 256 gig, but I'm afriad itll get corrupted, and Ill have to transfer all those individual files again.
Joshua Ortiz
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Adrian Stewart
I just got an M.2 SSD and I currently have a SATA SSD in my pc. Is there software I can use to copy the data from my current SATA drive to the M.2 so I don't have to install Winblows and my gaymes again? Then my plan would be to format the old drive and use it as mass storage
Benjamin Ward
I have physical access to a hard drive with linux installed on it, but can't boot it for reasons. How can I change the password it uses?
Oliver Long
>boot linux from someplace else
>be root
>mount hard drive to location
>chroot location
>passwd user
Or just passwd root while you're at it.