I’ll check it out. Right now my wiki workflow consists of homemade scripts, which have some sharp corners.
I’ll check it out. Right now my wiki workflow consists of homemade scripts, which have some sharp corners.
I considered heresy and switching churches, but Lisp and rumours of multiple bugs kept me on the vim side
First thing is decent tables editor and the second is katex previewer.
Yes, it is amazing, but some things ( like md tables or writing katex eqations) are handled rough. And I still sometimes need to use something other than vim and then life gets hard.
Ultrakill dev and Acid Wizards studio
Vim with markdown
IF It’s a Motorola, there is a big chance Lineage os will support it
Jest turn it off and count on piece od paper
But It’s important to breed superinteligent microplastic, which will rule us and get rid of furries.
Well, time to migrate to codeberg
Yeah, but It’s very robust and simplistic
you can go 1 step further and try to use signal, It’s much more convenient.
The best solution would be to raise taxes for the richest, but considering the fact, that bullshit like big corps being allowed to lobby in the US is a thing, well… It is not going to be easy.
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Haiaaaaaaa, please not Mr. Chili Jam
Well, the point is, that vim is indeed perfect for writing and this is the problem, because I feel like I’m starting to get too much dependent on modal editors.