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DotBot: easy-to-use micro-robot for education and research purposes# Overview# This repository contains the source code for firmwares usable with the DotBot hardware. Related projects# The DotBots…

Dot’s STEM program is designed to provide west central Illinois school districts with tools, training, and grant support to develop science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs.

Dot’s STEM program is designed to provide west central Illinois school districts with tools, training, and grant support to develop science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs.

Since 1791, the University of Vermont has worked to move ...

I got a new MacBook Pro on a Black Friday sale, and have been setting it up for the last few days. A combination of “brew bundle”, DotBot, and Mackup have made that a mostly painless process, but I still had to do a lot of tweaking. Setapp will even offer to automatically install your favorites the first time it runs. Nice. But one thing I found frustrating was that setting key repeat delay and key repeat speed in System Settings was having no effect. Keys that had diacritics still just popped up the special character popover, and keys without didn’t do anything at all when held. Finally figured out the solution, which I’m posting here mostly so I can easily find it next time this happens. Run the following in Terminal: defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false Then reboot your machine (simply logging out might do it). Now the key repeat settings in System Settings will actually have an effect. Random side note: if your Nerd Font in iTerm isn’t showing icons, be sure to uncheck “Use built-in Powerline glyphs” in the profile->Text settings. Like or share this post on Mastodon, Bluesky, or Twitter. * * * BrettTerpstra.com is supported by readers like you. Click here if you'd like to help out. Find Brett on Mastodon, Bluesky, GitHub, and everywhere else.

I got a new MacBook Pro on a Black Friday sale, and have been setting it up for the last few days. A combination of `brew bundle`, DotBot, and Mackup have made that a mostly painless process, but I still had to do a lot of tweaking. Setapp will even offer to automatically install your favorites the first time it runs. Nice. But one thing I found frustrating was that setting key repeat delay and key repeat speed in System Settings was having no effect. Keys that had diacritics still just popped up the special character popover, and keys without didn’t do anything at all when held. Finally figured out the solution, which I’m posting here mostly so I can easily find it next time this happens. Run the following in Terminal: defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false Then reboot your machine (simply logging out might do it). Now the key repeat settings in System Settings will actually have an effect. Random side note: if your Nerd Font in iTerm isn’t showing icons, be sure to uncheck “Use built-in Powerline glyphs” in the profile->Text settings. Like or share this post on Mastodon, Bluesky, or Twitter. * * * BrettTerpstra.com is supported by readers like you. Click here if you'd like to help out. Find Brett on Mastodon, Bluesky, GitHub, and everywhere else.

I got a new MacBook Pro on a Black Friday sale, and have been setting it up for the last few days. A combination of `brew bundle`, DotBot, and Mackup have made that a mostly painless process, but I still had to do a lot of tweaking. Setapp will even offer to automatically install your favorites the first time it runs. Nice. But one thing I found frustrating was that setting key repeat delay and key repeat speed in System Settings was having no effect. Keys that had diacritics still just popped up the special character popover, and keys without didn’t do anything at all when held. Finally figured out the solution, which I’m posting here mostly so I can easily find it next time this happens. Run the following in Terminal: defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false Then reboot your machine (simply logging out might do it). Now the key repeat settings in System Settings will actually have an effect. Random side note: if your Nerd Font in iTerm isn’t showing icons, be sure to uncheck “Use built-in Powerline glyphs” in the profile->Text settings. Like or share this post Twitter. * * * BrettTerpstra.com is supported by readers like you. Click here if you'd like to help out. Find Brett on Mastodon, Bluesky, GitHub, and everywhere else.