A coworker has told me that in a previous job, he was talking to an intern and mentioned IRC and intern asked what was that. He told him that it is the "old instant messaging", which another senior coworker overheard and chimed in that "no, IRC is the new messaging thing".
If someone would be asking be what netbean is, I'd say "an IDE from the old generation of editors", but I guess that is all relative :D
was concerned about missing out on learning more standard vim bindings and functionality.
What do you mean? Do the standard vim bindings have some specific quality that you are after? Or do you work with many different servers and would have to use what ever editor is installed there?
Yeah, keybindings are well thought out. The most off-putting thing of default vim is that there are about 5 different "delete" commands. One for a character, one for the whole line, one for selected text, one for end of line. In helix, this is all just "delete selected text" and then "x" is for selecting a line. Make so much more sense.
Do you use "home" "end" "ctrl-arrow" or any other interesting keybindings?
That moment when you just chilling and get an achievement "start a house on fire" 😳
Wtf. Go look at the examples. W. T. F.
Ah, yes, the reflog incantation. It is said that it can be performed only by those who have rebased on an hard reset origin.
Seafile is ok. It has a weird docker container setup (multiple processes running in a single container) but works okayish
Hello. As i don't think i need another friend, I bid you a pleasent welcome to Yurop, and nothing more.
Cool thanks.
-me
Haha. But really what does -R mean?
Or some posts have a bunch of ,,,.., at the end. What's that?
That's the thing: I do feel vscode being slow. On my work machine, it's fine - it takes about two seconds to open a project from start. But on my older laptop, that's a solid 10 sec before I can start editing.