Hail consumerism

Damn thanks for explaining all that, i didnt know any of that

Is this hopeposting ?

Servers which are meant to be secure usually are configured to not react to pings and do not give out failure responses to unauthenticated requests. This should be viable for a authenticated only walled garden type website op is suggesting, no?

Nooooo i cant play right now, the fomo is getting me

It might not be what you expected, but lisp did it

Pedophilia is a mental disorder Just saying mind your words

Apex predator of the lake

Wow, the moment someone who drives a critical opinion gets upvoted, comment gets removed

Yan we make it to a year?

Heres a neat easter egg: If you open enough tabs on firefox mobile the number in the tab icon changes to an infinity icon

Casual reminder that many religious rules were just basic Hygiene practices from prehistoric times which were later absorbed into the local beliefs.

Ah yes my favourite, all other information is propaganda.

Cuba seems to be a great country, people there most definitely have great lives. Freedom_of_the_press_in_Cuba Elections in cuba

Laos has been governed by the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party, under which non-governmental organisations have routinely characterised the country’s human rights record as poor, citing repeated abuses such as torture, restrictions on civil liberties and persecution of minorities.

laos

human rights vietnam

DPRK = north korea

Sure are great countries you listed there…

For the record i dont want to doubt that marxism would be a nice experience but the lack of non ass, real countries makes me do so

If its so much better there how come you dont live there?

Provided you say that russia / china are in fact not communist, what would be a real existing (or past) communist country in which a large amount of people have lived?

Hold on, is there friendly fire?

I agree that extensibility would be nice, but it cant / shouldnt replace the actually working software with all working features. Ive never been able to get into modal editors before helix because vim / neovim (probably kakoune also) are unusable in their base form by modern standards. Any actual config / distribution needs tons of work to integrate basic usability features and fall apart in a blink (and are usually not very performant - lazy loading exists for a reason). Therefore i think its the right move to focus on implementing a fully featured editor first and then explore extensibility. That said i will also be very happy when it becomes a thing, no matter if it will be via webassembly, lisp, ect…

I’d recommend not trying to learn all the shortcuts as it’s most likely wasted effort. Most people probably dont know the entirety of available moves. Learn the basics to use the editor like, h j k l e w t f g s and start using it. Then whenever you need a ton of keystrokes to get something done, step back and see if there are moves which simplify that. Multiple selections / cursors are also an integral part of using helix so make sure to use em when applicable.

As a sidenote helix isnt very modular imo. The appeal is that compared to e.g. neovim, it is very much a Monolith with most things you need built in which simplifies usage / configuration greatly.

I’ll admit that this learning by doing way is prone to adopting half assed solutions but its the only way i know to get comfortable with something quickly

36 keys… I will outpace you, including special characters and numbers

… modern … Object oriented

wat?

Bro that shits like 30 years old and most langs released after lets say 2010 have put that stuff in the backseat for backwards compatibility. Anyway I get your point

operate any arbitrary interface

Dont believe it. Behold the shittyness of modern UI