I’m a vim novice. I basically know just enough to save files or quit, paste with formatting, and “insert” changes. I think I used to know how to find within a file, and I’m sure I could learn again in an instant, but I haven’t had to do that in a long time for my noobish tasks. I know it is way more capable than that, but I haven’t had to learn more features yet since I use it at a ‘nano’ level.

I agree it only takes 3 minutes to learn these things, but personally it took me a bit longer to make them muscle memory.

I get it if someone were to be annoyed that things they knew how to do in another program they had to re-learn in vim, but this kind of thing it seems like you would just accept that you’re going to be frustrated and then put in the work to learn it so you can work more easily with your coworkers or whatever. Like you said, vim has serious advantages, and it seems a little short sighted to not be willing to learn from people that want to train you up in a tool to be more effective.

How did it end, again? I forget

Link? Edit: I’m dumb.

That high school was nothing like what was depicted in Grease.

Pluralistic.net

I still like Ubuntu, as long as everything works, I recommend getting the LTS release.

The models seem to be getting worse at this one task?

It’s the same, Star Trek uses technobabble and Star Wars uses non-verbal technobabble to explain FTL

I don’t really know about it in general but I remember two Catholic friends I had who were dating, the girl joked/hinted to her bf about how they should hurry up and get married so they could have sex…

I’d call this political as well

Already seen it :)

I’m taking about the error codes, the “is it broken, or just defrosting the coils” conundrum. The mysterious ways fluid flows through tubes or pumps (or not), the filters you have to clean, the pail thing you have to empty of water if you weren’t able to situate it near a drain, the existential question of, “is this thing actually slowing down mold growth, or am I delusional,” …

These days I’m typically mobile first, I use JuiceSSH and RevolutionIRC as apps that do mobile versions of desktop tasks quite well.

I am just not sitting down at a desktop or laptop very often these days unless I have to. But I always have my phone, so I’ll use it if I can.

But I’m also not a “power user” so maybe not the target for your site!

More like, I need to heat this frozen thing for 4 minutes. Also while that’s going on, I want to set a timer for my pasta which is cooking on the stove for 6 minutes to remind me to check it.

Dehumidifiers are so mysterious and needy.

That boy’s a liar

Oh no, not again.

I had this and it was sinus congestion.

Hey thanks for sharing your project! H hopefully this feedback is helpful.

I wasn’t able to get far on mobile. It was annoying to have to be in landscape mode, and then I couldn’t advance the tutorial in the demo.

If it is supposed to be keyboard-based, maybe just don’t allow phone users?

Pasta la vista, baby.

That’s what I was remembering, the terms of use.