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CamT
7mo ago
I feel similarly, but I could see folks who use vim as more of an IDE finding this useful.
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7mo ago
It feels like GitHub's shift to these "AI writes code for you while you sleep!" features will appeal to a less technical crowd who lack awareness of the overall source code hosting and CI ecosystem and, combined with their op
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CamT
14y ago
There is a terminal version of Vim inside of MacVim.app at Contents/MacOS/Vim.
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CamT
15y ago
A couple of text object related plugins also worth checking out: Easymotion - https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-easymotion Surround - https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround
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CamT
15y ago
I was going suggest something similar to fugitive for Mercurial, but it looks like you've already considered that in 'Coming home to Vim.' I think you're correct in how many different facets you can show through a language plugin, so I vote
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CamT
15y ago
Evernote just didn't click for me either. I felt overwhelmed by its potential (photos, devices, external services), when all I really wanted was to write flat text. The mobile experience on Android was also not ideal for this goal. I also
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CamT
16y ago
I'd like to be able to change my password. Am I missing something?
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16y ago
I believe that vim sources env files rather than rc. For example, any aliases placed in my zshenv are available in vim but those in zshrc are not. I would imagine that applies to other shells as well.
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16y ago
I used Vimium while on Chrome, but Vimperator seems to more completely replace default browser behaviors. I also like the ability to add plugins and keep a .vimperatorrc.
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16y ago
Oddly enough, I decided earlier today to move back to Firefox as my go-to browser after using Chrome for about a year. Vimperator is just too good.
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16y ago
I was going to leave a snarky comment but yours saved me some time.
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17y ago
On top of the nice design, the URL for the images is quite short and legible; e.g. http://divvyshot.com/photo/LRHa/ . That's a nice touch.