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It's been posted on HN before but it's probably relevant to this thread. Steve Yegge had a post about how Emacs was used heavily inside Amazon's customer suppor
by noufalibrahim 2y ago
It's been posted on HN before but it's probably relevant to this thread. Steve Yegge had a post about how Emacs was used heavily inside Amazon's customer support system https://sites.google.com/site/steveyegge2/tour-de-babel https://sites.google.com/site/steveyegge2/tour-de-babel
- masfoobar 2y agoI appreciate Steve Yegge content. I didn't know about emacs and the customer support thing -- will look it up and read it. I believe it was reading his site (a number of years ago, might I add) that convinced me to swap my LCTRL with CAPS on my keyboard. Best decision.. ever! Now my pinky has been much more comfortable ever since! Of course, my co-workers hate it that I have swapped keys. They forget about and wonder why capital letters are not working, or trying to copy/cut/paste. lol. On windows, I use to update the registry directly. Today, I use PowerToys... so I can just close it if someone else uses my keyboard. Anyway -- diverting the topic a little. +1 to Mr Steve Yegge!