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What a vile, lying, manipulative piece of shit 🖕
What a vile, lying, manipulative piece of shit 🖕
Gorgeous kitty! 😻
slayyy ⚔️💑
Adorable 😻
In this moment dear Milo came into possession of the one brain cell 🤯
Sweet baby ❤️
well placed bed 😺
In Vim’s predecessor, vi, switching modes was easy, with the ESC key located neatly by the Q on the keyboard of the ADM-3A terminal. On modern keyboards, though, it’s a pain …
A simple trick in vim to alleviate the pain of reaching for the ESC key is using alt + l
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However, this may or may not work depending on the install. I don’t remember what exactly this keybind is for but on some systems I’ve seen it insert a special character. I’ve found it typically works with vim-enhanced and neovim.
blep! it’s in my mouth!
Squish squish squish!
That keyboard… I want to touch it. Clack clack clack
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