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Is there a way to simulate Shift being pressed whenever the number row at the top of the keyboard is used? I'm on Vista and would appreciate an app or registry tweak.
I am having little finger issues, so I would like to use the numeric keypad for typing numbers, and not be constantly holding down Shift for typing these characters: !"£$%^&*()
There's a Layout Creator from MS, maybe that can help you.
Caps Lock?
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One of the key features of Boyer-Moore's algorithm is searching for good suffix. It requires to build a table of shifts on each possible suffix? But how to build this shift table? I don't understand it. Thank you!
There is an excellent explanation in the german wikipedia. I know this might not help, but with a bit of luck you can try to understand the example which is very clear.
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I have added the minimize and maximize buttons as described here.
I tried both command line and GUI options.
They don't add...
And when in GUI I see a red marker stating "The key has no schema"
Does anybody know what to do?
Ok,
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides button-layout ':minimize,maximize,close'
Does the trick.
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Would using a space be an uncommon character to use in a password. Uncommon enough to make it smart to use?
Or would by using a space, make it easier to crack?
You can add white space as password. If you can't use ALT+0160
It will be working.
Even if you want to rename your folder with single white space you can use this formula.
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Well, Microsoft recommend it so it must be good!
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Tips-for-creating-a-strong-password
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When i was a undergraduate, my c++ teacher says he use special keys combinations as passowrd(cool, right?). I did not think about it too much at that time. Today I googled, but did not find a good result. What do you think about it?
Maybe a good idea. It's harder to recognize, for someone which is looking to your keyboard, while you typing in your password.
I've tried it under Debian and it was no problem. For example we want a user with the password End Of Text or in other words CTRL + C.
I did this with CTRL + V followed by CTRL + C. CTRL + V is for escaping.
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