An oddly-named dark Vim color scheme.

This is really, really interesting. I’m so used to Helix keybindings by now, though, so I wonder if I’d find it more annoying than not…

This is a website, which means it sometimes goes offline

This write-up contains thoughts very similar to my own. Though, in the case of data like JSON, I tend to use Nushell instead!

Software Engineering tips and tricks. Mouseless setup.

Article I read in freshman year that really made me see linux as a desire. rip castel :(

Once your fingers have learned to speak Vim, they don’t want to speak anything else! It’s simply a very effective way of navigating, creating and editing text. Thus, it’s natural that one would like to get Vim-like keybindings in as many programs we use as possible.

Before I forget this, here’s a simple Vim command to strip XML or HTML tags from a buffer. The expression is non-greedy and catches tags that span multiple lines.

:%s/<_.{-1,}>//g

On why ninjas use Vi while pirates prefer Emacs.