> I was lost enough without trying to guess how to get out of vi. Oh man, I remember googling that years ago now. That was fun. Now I use Vim and Visual Studio

> I was lost enough without trying to guess how to get out of vi. Oh man, I remember googling that years ago now. That was fun. Now I use Vim and Visual Studio Code for all my editing, but because my Vim is so customized, if I remote into a server I'm more likely to reach for nano instead.