How to use git without pager
Sometimes it can be beneficial to disable the pager, especially when I only want to view simple things. I prefer not having to press "q" just to quit or mistakenly pressing "q" and "Esc" multiple times.
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Sometimes it can be beneficial to disable the pager, especially when I only want to view simple things. I prefer not having to press "q" just to quit or mistakenly pressing "q" and "Esc" multiple times.
For the last 8 years, I became a fanatical user of 1Password. I bought their v5 back in 2014. I migrated away from LastPass, and never looked back. Everything was good, until a few months ago when they said v8 won't be available as a standalone version anymore.
Using FontAwesome with Rails was really easy with font-awesome-rails gem. It also had really nice helpers. Thing is this gem depends on Sprokets. I wanted to try the shiny but very light Propshaft to be inline with modern Rails.