Or you can edit your ~/.gtkrc-2.0 and add
gtk-can-change-accels = true
Minor correction: That seems to be gtk-can-change-accels = 1. At least my GTK did not accept true as a valid value.
I can't copy his code into mine without manually replacing his spaces with tabs, and vice versa.
In that case, your editor is doing something hideously wrong. Python's parser follows the traditional rule that a tab forwards to the next column divisible by 8, which is how all reasonable programs interpret Tab characters.
Many programs that have functionality for writing Python code avoid the use of tabs completely, though. Emacs being one of them.
Yes, and don't forget C-x z for repeating a command such as C-x e. The convenient thing about it is that you can keep pressing just the z key afterwards to keep repeating.
I find it especially useful when re-indenting code blocks that are a bit to irregular to use C-c C-q: Just do C-x ( TAB C-n C-x ) C-x e C-x z z z z...
The problem isn't limited to the PS3 — many HDTV cable boxes and have the same problem. The fix there? Unplugging the power cable.We then checked with Leslie Chard, president of HDMI Licensing, which owns the rights to the standard, who told us that HDCP is one component of HDMI that has been plagued with interoperability issues. HDCP (high-bandwidth digital content protection) is designed to prevent the interception of data — specifically copyrighted Hollywood movies — between an output component and a display. As Steve Balough, the president of Digital Content Protection, the licensing company for HDCP explains, the two pieces of hardware must exchange a "key," a sort of certificate of authenticity unique to each individual device, to verify a secure connection.
Garbage In -- Gospel Out.
