Every time I've tried helix, as a staunch neovim user, I've run up against frustration at the selection-first approach. In helix you have to select the function first, then delete it. In neovim I know that daf will delete the function and the line below it if there is one.

It's not better or worse IMHO, it's just different enough that it requires me to go from thinking action-modifier-movement to thinking movement-modifier-action. I'll probably keep giving it a shot every year or so though, always useful to try tools and see if something fits you better than what you have.

Not the poster you're responding to by my spouse has snakes and uses our kettle to boil water to thaw out their mice

Not rectifying, but absolutely chuckling at your username

I love that he sings his own boss music, it's so self centered and exactly the kind of bs I'd expect from the >!son of Mephistopheles!<

RIP

Roblox is actually playable on Linux fwiw, I play it with my kiddo all the time

The cards should just be numbers, and an enum should be used for display names

Huh. I've had Premium for years and never once had it show me ads anyway. Crazy that other people have.

I'm ok with the little "buy our merch" bits, but yeah the sponsor spots have always rubbed me the wrong way, especially as a YouTube premium subscriber

Yeah, I've generally liked LTT's approach to ads since it means I can hit the right arrow key twice to skip the ad entirely but I hear you for sure.

Yeah, this is me. With unclutter installed to hide the cursor anyway. My cursor just follows the middle of whatever window I have focused at the time in i3wm

rEFInd or bust