Thinking out loud about cars, computers and security
So K made curry last night, and I helped out by chopping the veggies, and I chopped an onion and single-clove garlic and a green chili and then washed my hands and sat down in front of the TV, at which point my nose was slightly runny and I wiped it with the back of my hand and OH MY GOD IT BURNS.
Speaking purely hypothetically, I may also, some two or three ineffective hand-scrubbings later, have gone to the bathroom.
The chili was great, by the way, thanks for asking.
There are plenty of Google hits on that topic, but so far I haven’t found one that gives the right answer. Here it is:
% dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences/focus-mode \
"string 'mouse'"
To switch back:
% dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences/focus-mode \
"string 'click'"
This works in Gnome 3.4, and I assume (but haven’t verified) that it also works in Gnome 3.6. However, given the recent developments in Gnome land, I will probably move away from Gnome altogether.
I dag går det T-bane direkte fra Romsås (der jeg bor) til Blindern (der jeg jobber). Likevel tar det omtrent dobbelt så lang tid med banen enn med bil i rushtiden.
9. desember blir rutene lagt om, og det blir ikke lenger direkte forbindelse. Regnestykket havner enda lengre i bilens favør.
Bra jobbet, Ruter!
If you don’t know what this means, it wasn’t meant for you.
I run one of the servers in the global NTP pool. I noticed something interesting in the data from the pool monitoring system, which determines which enlisted servers to include in the pool: