You still have yet tob porpoise any same solutions.

What do you propose they "break up" into?

If your MFA is stored in your password manager, you're not getting prompts to your phone about it. You're just prompted for a otp code that you have to go out of your way to copy/paste or type in from the manager.

It's fun to have people around who read the friendly manual

F-keys!

I prefer Cole's law with my dinner

I would also accept Scots, since it's barely recognizable as English

Honestly I felt the same way for a long time, until I decided to just learn the motions. Now I couldn't go back.

The combination of actions and motions makes it incredibly fast to edit code - Imagine you have a strong in double quotes that you want to change the double quotes to single quotes. There's a plugin called vim-surround that combines with the basic motions and with my cursor before or within the strong, I can just type cs"' and it's done.

Want to copy everything within a pair of parentheses? yi) ... So many things like that.

Even for editing things like HTML, `cst delete surrounding tag. That will remove the tag around some content without changing the content.

(Neo)vim is incredibly important to my workflow these days and it feels like I write and edit code at the speed of thought.

"Centaur but half woman, other half also woman", maybe? BRB, gonna go consult stable diffusion

edit: I come back empty-handed, for SD just kept trying to generate women standing near each other. oof.

Geforce Now is actually pretty good, but that's because it's your own Steam library, rather than something like Stadia where you're expected to buy games anew.

Wait since when is it a slur, and for what? I've only heard it refer to a particular role in a BDSM context

Revert doesn't just move head back, it creates reversal commits. As such, merging again can happen since the changes are present and require a merge commit

Honestly, the same kind of thing could be said about Reddit vs Lemmy and the like - Why use a Lemmy instance at all, when something bigger and more popular like Reddit has the (large) communities you want to be a part of?