> it was interesting to see that they use emacs How so? It's a solid piece of software which has been around since forever (since before Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V conv

> it was interesting to see that they use emacs How so? It's a solid piece of software which has been around since forever (since before Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V conventions ever existed). We're all programmers, and Emacs is all about being a programmer's editor. If you want to see an Emacs-user out-hipster every single web-developer who thought he was cool when he used HTML for his presentations instead of Powerpoint/Keynote... Then watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMoPuv-xXMM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMoPuv-xXMM It's incredibly contrived, and incredibly nerdy, yet this, to me, encapsulates so much about what Emacs is. And I love it :)