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- A NZB is a text file. You can carefully edit a copy of the file in a text editor to delete the episodes you do not want
- NZBGet allows you to select which files to download. Pause the download. Use the keys to delete the files you don't want
Was just about to add the same, mouse scroll wheel over the speaker icon. I had the same thoughts when I first used it. It's not exactly obvious.
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OMG thank you I was afraid my honesty would freak some people out (also my post history is kinda NSFW lol). Comment upvotes for everyone! If you're using desktop and you're new, FYI there are keyboard shortcuts built in reddit, "A" is upvote (I won't tell you what is down haha) and "J" is go to next comment. So in upvote threads like this the easiest thing to help people is to doing a/j/a/j/a/j very fast and everyone gets upvoted just like that :) For list of the shortcuts (IDK where it is on reddit haha)
https://defkey.com/reddit-shortcuts
They don’t say it’s not allowed, they say it’s not supported - in other words, it might work, but it might not, and if it doesn’t work you can’t ask them to help/resolve the issue because it is “not supported”.
I personally didn’t have any issues when I took my CKA with copying content from the k8s docs pages, I used right click copy, right click paste - but it was only a few lines at a time, not entire YAML files etc.
The reason the shift+insert command doesn’t work for you in Windows is because that key combination is application specific, not a generic Windows combination. Your exam terminal is within a browser that is aware of that key combination. https://defkey.com/what-means/shift-insert (not a definitive list but gives you an idea)
I have never used this, but this is supposed to give you an exam experience close to the actual exam, maybe worth you trying. https://killer.sh
I forgot to add, does your motherboard have a tiny debug code LED like the one in the photo on this page? Could help narrow down the troubleshooting. Might have to try booting with the case open to actually see it.
https://defkey.com/fr/2019/04/25/gigabyte-aorus-z390-debug-led-codes
Oh sorry. So, can you start PC in ''Safe Mode'' and try it again. If the combination works, it'll confirm the issue is program blockage. (Might be some of THOSE)
You'll be ok if it's a software issue, don't worry.
"Win + K" aka "Connect sidebar (for connecting to Bluetooth or Miracast devices)" was downgraded to just "Cast" sidebar, which renders the sidebar useless compared to Windows 10.
I know your pain because I used to connect to my AirPods by pressing on Win + K (opening "Connect" sidebar) -> Click on my headphones to connect to them.
Now in Windows 11 you have to press Win + I -> Bluetooth -> "Connect" to the headphones you desire.
They are usually 4 leds next to eachother or they could be a display that shows a code instead (usually only on more expensive boards). To the side of the leds are the words VGA, BOOT, CPU, DRAM ( I think it's the same on almost any motherboard).
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2297270/50541395-5da34000-0ba5-11e9-9b6d-6f68309a0afd.png
Both of these things tell you what part of the POST sequence the pc is on. They light up right after you press the power button and turns off when POST is successful. If there is a problem, the corresponding led will stay lit.
From what I could see from pictures on your motherboard, I could not find any (maybe I didn't look hard enough).
https://defkey.com/ducky-one-2-mini-shortcuts
This link might help with macros. Fn+Alt+1(-9) switches to different profiles so maybe you changed them? You can also reset to default but that's a last resort.
I don't remember how I turned off minesweeper, but I remember that I used something from here. If nothing works, just reconnect your keyboard to your PC.
I'm gonna assume you did not get any soapy water inside the switches (still, better use alcohol to clean peripherals and not water) and are simply experiencing bouncy keys.
Use these key combinations to set debounce time to something higher than 5ms, gotta see what works for you.
Doesn't the Z390 have an LED error code panel? Where it shows letter-number codes corresponding with failed/succesfull tasks? Have you checked that?
Edit to say: https://defkey.com/2019/04/25/gigabyte-aorus-z390-debug-led-codes
Not sure if this is still completely accurate, since Clip Studio just had a recent update with several things added, so a few things might be a tad off, but here's a good sized list of all the shortcuts/hot keys.
Outliners with child nodes can do it. You can also use table cells where cell #2 holds your note for cell #1. Microsoft Word lets you add comments to words you highlight. Scrivener lets you create "inline annotations" as well as side panel comments like you find in Word.
Zim lets you add a [] to lines of text. That symbol converts the entire line into a task which you can see in a Tasks Lists pane as seen in the link. Tags can also help you organize things and you can prioritize tasks by varying the number of !! symbols after the [] symbol. https://defkey.com/zim-shortcuts
Really cool layout.
I definitely suggest learning the shortcut keys for SketchUp. There’s a HUGE difference in flow when you don’t have to keep going back to a toolbar.
RAlt+L is the default mapping for formation lights, which I believe are only used on the P-38, P-47, and P-51. Anyway that should only do anything when you're actually flying. Does it make a beep if you press those buttons outside the game? Maybe it's some other windows program monitoring for that key shortcut...? Here's a neat keyboard shortcut database I just found. For instance, AMD Radeon video card software may be using it.
Not quite sure, but searching "keyboard shortcut 'ctrl + alt + t'" on Google, I found this site that lists 61 applications that use this shortcut. Maybe you can find one that is open at the same time and that might intercept the shortcut.
If this is the correct one try reinstalling/updating the firmware and read through the manual?
Try holding Winkey+Space for 3 secs to reset macros?
Have a look at this : https://defkey.com/search?irq=Shift+%2B+O
If you have any of those apps installed, and particularly running (if only as a "launch helper" process), it's likely you're invoking as apllicable.
There's a lot of random modes Ducky's have that can be pressed by accident. Your best bet if you can't figure it out on your own is to try bringing back the factory defaults: https://defkey.com/ducky-one-2-mini-shortcuts
Maybe, but Ctrl+F4 (also hijacked) is a standard shortcut. This is why meta key exists.
> They probably didn't know any apps that uses that shortcut, and neither do I
Now you know ;)
Do you use any hotkey software?
Do you use any of these software? https://defkey.com/what-means/shift-f
Is windows set to US english? What fonts are in use?
For the keyboard shortcuts you can't find I assume you are going to have to write your own commands to get the behavior you want and assign it a shortcut. This list seems to be the most complete.
For the auto login you will need to just remove the user name leaving it blank.
As far as the encryption thing goes, I don't thing it's an issue WITH LUKS but maybe the way it's implemented by Calamares when Manjaro is installed. I don't see the decrypt time as that big of an issue personally so you might try looking around on the forums to see if lowering the --iter-timewould help. I would try the actual Manjaro forums first since that's where the Manjaro devs are. You can find out for sure if it is the decryption causing the slow start up by using systemd-analyze blame after boot, it will tell you what takes the longest. It might not be LUKS, it might be something like man-db.service that's causing the slow start up, but systemd-analyze blame one way to find out.
I just tested my Whisker Menu with the two applications you specified and it places the last used application from the search at the top. I don't see anything in the Properties box or in the config file .config/xfce4/panel/whiskermenu-8.rc that changes the search logic and I don't believe I've changed any default settings (installed like 3 years ago). You might try reinstalling the package or asking around on the XFCE forums.
Ctrl-b q will display a number for each pane, allowing you to select the pane by pressing the corresponding number
Ctrl-b w will display all of your active sessions, windows, and panes, allowing you to select a specific window by number, or arrows/jk and enter. Pressing left/right/h/l will expand or minimize the corresponding session.
Ctrl-b s is the same as Ctrl-b w though the sessions are pre-minimized vs Ctrl-b w the session selections are pre-expanded
That's it? i was expecting something like this: https://defkey.com/content/images/news/2019-04-25_01-15-08-gigabyte-aorus-z390-debug-led-codes-normal.jpg