what we've done since then uh uh is to increase the number of crystalline inorganic compounds that is minerals in every but formal sense at the earth's surface um uh by orders of magnitude so now more than 300,000 most of those have been made since 1950

protesilaos • 5y ago Dired is fantastic! To add a bit to what the previous user documented: Mark some files with m and hit k to temporarily remove them from your view (g to refresh and bring them back). When no mark is active, m will mark everything. t toggles the mark. So you can, e.g., mark three files, toggle the mark, then k, to just limit the list to those three. Marking can be done with regular expressions. Hit % C-h inside a Dired buffer to list all commands at your disposal. Also try * C-h for more relevant commands. w copies a file's name. 0 w (C-u 0 w) copies the full path. Works with multiple marked items as well, separating them with a space. You can run keyboard macros that move between a Dired window and another buffer. So you could, e.g. copy filesystem paths, edit them accordingly, and move to the next step (and kmacros are a powerhouse in their own right). Use Z to compress or uncompress. With Q you can query-replace (regexp) through all the marked files. Remember that in a query prompt ! means "yes to all". With ! in Dired you can run any shell command on the marked files. With & you run the command in the background (same as in the terminal emulator). dired-jump will take you to the directory that contains the current buffer. From inside Dired, it will move up a directory. find-name-dired will produce a Dired buffer while using the CLI find command. Combine that with all the aforementioned possibilities. Same principle for find-grep-dired. I probably forgot several of them. No worries: C-h m will produce a help buffer with information about the major mode you are in, as well as all minor modes that are active.

between 1944 and 1971 the Americans had a surplus the money that they were making from the Surplus they were giving to Europe and Japan that was what's happening until up until 197 71 after that the Americans had a deficit which they used to suck into the United States the surplus of Germany of France of Japan and then China this is what kept capitalism alive

Save this question. Show activity on this post. I'm from South East Asia, and in here, it's very common to use "kindly" as a written polite request to other people, and I often see it on the internet as well. But I've just discovered that from this website, "kindly" is regarded as a "low-brow, patronizing, and overly sensitive". Other people are recommending that you use the word "kindly". Please, never use the word "kindly" when interacting with Americans. In the view of Americans, only English-speaking Indians use this word. It comes across as low-brow, patronizing, and overly sensitive. Oh wow, I never know that. But coming from a non native western background and culture, I have nobody here I can crosscheck information with. Maybe someone here with the appropriate culture background knowledge can give some insight? Is this a general view, or just a partial view of Americans about this word? Should I stop using this word from now on, or I just overly worried over nothing? Thanks.

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