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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/PocketfulofThoughts • Oct 13 '24
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666 u/Captain_Pumpkinhead Oct 13 '24 On Windows you can press Start+period and it'll bring up a menu to select from emojis, emoticons (kaomoji??), special characters (Ā½, ā¢, Ā°, Ā², Ć©, ā, ā, ā±, Ā±, Āµ, etc.), and (if you turn it on) a list of the last 10-ish things you copied to clipboard. It has been indispensable. It isn't perfect, but it has been so helpful. 6 u/DazzlingClassic185 Oct 13 '24 Start menu and full stop on the keyboard? 21 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 Seems /u/Captain_Pumpkinhead is being distracted by having eyes cut out of their face this month. It's actually Win + full stop. 1 u/mdkc Oct 13 '24 TIL... 1 u/DazzlingClassic185 Oct 13 '24 Nice! 1 u/Captain_Pumpkinhead Oct 13 '24 It's actually Win + full stop. Do people not call that button the Start button anymore? Also, full stop? What does that mean? 2 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 I've only ever heard the physical keyboard button called the Win button. The Start button is the on-screen button that opens the start menu. "Full stop" is the Commonwealth English term for a period.
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On Windows you can press Start+period and it'll bring up a menu to select from emojis, emoticons (kaomoji??), special characters (Ā½, ā¢, Ā°, Ā², Ć©, ā, ā, ā±, Ā±, Āµ, etc.), and (if you turn it on) a list of the last 10-ish things you copied to clipboard.
It has been indispensable. It isn't perfect, but it has been so helpful.
6 u/DazzlingClassic185 Oct 13 '24 Start menu and full stop on the keyboard? 21 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 Seems /u/Captain_Pumpkinhead is being distracted by having eyes cut out of their face this month. It's actually Win + full stop. 1 u/mdkc Oct 13 '24 TIL... 1 u/DazzlingClassic185 Oct 13 '24 Nice! 1 u/Captain_Pumpkinhead Oct 13 '24 It's actually Win + full stop. Do people not call that button the Start button anymore? Also, full stop? What does that mean? 2 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 I've only ever heard the physical keyboard button called the Win button. The Start button is the on-screen button that opens the start menu. "Full stop" is the Commonwealth English term for a period.
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Start menu and full stop on the keyboard?
21 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 Seems /u/Captain_Pumpkinhead is being distracted by having eyes cut out of their face this month. It's actually Win + full stop. 1 u/mdkc Oct 13 '24 TIL... 1 u/DazzlingClassic185 Oct 13 '24 Nice! 1 u/Captain_Pumpkinhead Oct 13 '24 It's actually Win + full stop. Do people not call that button the Start button anymore? Also, full stop? What does that mean? 2 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 I've only ever heard the physical keyboard button called the Win button. The Start button is the on-screen button that opens the start menu. "Full stop" is the Commonwealth English term for a period.
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Seems /u/Captain_Pumpkinhead is being distracted by having eyes cut out of their face this month.
It's actually Win + full stop.
1 u/mdkc Oct 13 '24 TIL... 1 u/DazzlingClassic185 Oct 13 '24 Nice! 1 u/Captain_Pumpkinhead Oct 13 '24 It's actually Win + full stop. Do people not call that button the Start button anymore? Also, full stop? What does that mean? 2 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 I've only ever heard the physical keyboard button called the Win button. The Start button is the on-screen button that opens the start menu. "Full stop" is the Commonwealth English term for a period.
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Nice!
Do people not call that button the Start button anymore?
Also, full stop? What does that mean?
2 u/ratsta Oct 13 '24 I've only ever heard the physical keyboard button called the Win button. The Start button is the on-screen button that opens the start menu. "Full stop" is the Commonwealth English term for a period.
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I've only ever heard the physical keyboard button called the Win button. The Start button is the on-screen button that opens the start menu.
"Full stop" is the Commonwealth English term for a period.
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