the rest are just regular trolls

For me that’s not how it works. there is no way to escape mouse. People use Jira, Figma, Charles, lots of different software that just doesn’t have support for Vim like keys.

Vim is good at editing a single file at a time. In my case I do like 95% reading and 5% editing. Most of the time there are bugs to fix, in a day I might read 20-30 files and change 5 lines in 5 different files.

now add one more detail. None of my coworkers know Vim so when I ask for help I need to make sure I turn Vim shortcuts otherwise they won’t be able to help.

you can go on GitHub on any repo and press . you will get vscode in your browser. Did same with my server and after that I just never want to look at Vim. If I have to use cli then I will install micro editor

it’s not just inventors, there are so many other people. Even if food is free who is going to keep or ship it to someone who needs it? and how do you reward them?

I feel like most of the comments here are written by people who have never worked full time job and don’t know how hard it is. Most likely bunch of kids.

well, it’s available on my Jellyfin server

if they had LAN multiplayer it worked 100% of time. There was this one case with Red Alert where it would disconnect random times, but I never played official vesion so who knows maybe it would be same.

Steam games also work but you need to wait until they get hacked.

Take a look at online-fix.me website. Their games always worked cor me and my friends, just register on it, otherwise they dont show download links

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To find a car and control it remotely will need a server. That’s why it’s not free.

it looks like only way is to somehow imitate their API and change those links in the car. I think it would be cool to selfhost such server.

Most likely it’s Russians

https://github.com/deniscerri/ytdlnis

“Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” - Michael Kevin Pollan

My plan is to watch less movies, anime, YouTube. Instead go out and meet new people more often

I have sold hundreds of PC parts for about 2 years. Customers are polite all the time, I know it is unexpected but that’s how it is, I have never had any nasty encounters.

I had fears about them running away, but this also never happened. Regarding defects, there was few occasions where the next day they called me and asked for replacement. Usually I sell SSDs, so out of about 100 of them I got back 5. when I retested them 2 of them was working and I sold them again :D 3 dead SSDs are laying on the shelf, not sure what to do with them…

Buying and selling computer parts. I know it doesn’t sound childish but I don’t really make much, it’s like 0.01 percent of my salary I get paid as a software developer.

Random people call me, I meet them, they buy some random PC parts and it just feels nice.