Do you write config files? Do you copy similar unit test structures? or perhaps have you ever found a mouse/touchpad annoying? If purely going off programming

Do you write config files? Do you copy similar unit test structures? or perhaps have you ever found a mouse/touchpad annoying? If purely going off programming speed, probably won't improve much. Most of the time is spent thinking. But it helps reduce annoyance in many other situations - I'm not annoyed when I think, but I'm annoyed when I have to move the cursor, drag it and do it 10 different times when in vim the same is burned into muscle memory and can be done without any thought process, over some config file that I must edit now but not that often enough that it's worth creating a script or template, and then the same apply to templates as well and all levels of abstraction. An extremely common scenario is to copy the content from one enclosed parentheses and into another, and similar class of problems. With vim it's just a few keystrokes, but without it's lots of cursor and drag. These common scenarios are why people use vim bindings. Oh and I can do all of that in the terminal of a remote machine, which happen to have enough memory to run a massive integration test, and build all things a lot faster.