RMPR

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by RMPR 6y ago
FWIW, your particular example is doable with vanilla Vim with the same efficiency (with less strain) V<count>j (3) :'<,'>norm A, (8 - The angular brackets are automatically added by vim) Vs qq (2)
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by RMPR 6y ago
> :earlier 10m — time traveling, which comes in handy between commits or with config files, especially if you configure vim to write persistent change history. What did this file look like a month ago? Oh yeah, :earlier 30d Another trick
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by RMPR 6y ago
>The killer feature of vim that I feel like very few people know about is it's remote editor feature. Now this is dope, I used to rely on a trick I discovered in a conference[0], append to the `path` variable in your .vimrc so yo
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by RMPR 6y ago
I use both QuteBrowser and Firefox with Vim Vixen, one of the thing that make me reluctant to switch completely are mostly addons, Multi-Container, cookies auto delete, ublock origin, Privacy Badger, ... I can't browse the Internet wit
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by RMPR 6y ago
I'll argue that the IDE is Unix, not vim, I recently started and endeavour to vanilla Vim and I was baffled by what is possible even without plugins, granted I mostly work with C and a bit of Python, but one thing to consider is that m
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by RMPR 6y ago
There's a blog post talking about the why https://medium.com/@ericmigi/the-universal-communication-bus...
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by RMPR 6y ago
If the claim of GP is true that your app is electron, why mention this? >NovaChat is not a browser/Chromium solution that opens many tabs to different chat networks like Franz, Shift or Station
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by RMPR 6y ago
>Lucene? It's mentioned in the Wikipedia search section.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Was about to say the same, but it's working now
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by RMPR 6y ago
FWIW you can set up sync to phone pretty easily, Orgzly is a org-mode client for Mobile working surprisingly well, supporting dropbox and many other backends for sync, plus both Emacs and Orgzly support pasting images. As far as I'm co
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by RMPR 6y ago
Real programmers use Butterflies https://xkcd.com/378/
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by RMPR 6y ago
There's one thing that make me reluctant to use Godot though and it's GDScript. Edit: Seems like it's not a problem anymore, can't wait to try again.
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by RMPR 6y ago
On top of that I also have privacy badger.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Did you try Firefox-Wayland lately? I use both chromium-freeworld and firefox-wayland on Wayland, and no problems so far. Also, hardware acceleration is meant to land in Firefox 76[0] 0: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug
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by RMPR 6y ago
It was a sarcasm
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by RMPR 6y ago
The mind blowing resource for me was the "You don't know JS" series
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Security through obscurity (or security by obscurity) is the reliance in security engineering on design or implementation secrecy as the main method of providing security to a system or component. Security experts have rejected this view as
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by RMPR 6y ago
I'm well aware of this, but I guess my point was: it's not just black and white like many people wanted to picture it in this thread, I use an iPhone 6S myself.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Those updates have a price though [0], Android phones sure have their issues, but I never heard something about Google slowing down Pixel phones after updates. Moreover, if your Android device is not supported anymore, you can still opt for
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by RMPR 6y ago
FWIW Searx is a really decent alternative for search, plus it's open source and can be self-hosted
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by RMPR 6y ago
FWIW Searx is actually a pretty decent alternative, plus it's open source.
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How to Do 90% of What Plugins Do with Just Vim(youtube.com)
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by RMPR 6y ago
Basic questions which includes writing the whole program for the user https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62517918/how-do-i-make-a...
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by RMPR 6y ago
>from / in MacOS. Via a Linux VM
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by RMPR 6y ago
>newer developers that are generally more appreciative? For me it's more like: newer developers that doesn't seem to like reading.
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by RMPR 6y ago
>the Windows desktop gets a free pass because everyone has internalized the ways that it sucks.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Exactly what GP was saying >the Windows desktop gets a free pass because everyone has internalized the ways that it sucks.
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by RMPR 6y ago
Gitlab? Source Hut?
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by RMPR 6y ago
Signals always seem (at least to me) to be an early implementation of exceptions
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by RMPR 6y ago
> Wayland remains very immature Many people (me included) use Wayland as a daily driver, so I guess it's mature enough to be used, and I don't even use a DE with all the convenience, I use Sway, coming from i3, and everything I

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