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emacs is for trannies and chuds

| vim is for real cis

cope and seethe


| >text editor on lisp
>text editor with primary design constraint being the ability to run it via dialup
Only the clinicaly insane would consider these options


| Not true, when I started using vim I noticed women in black trench coats following me around, after I became proficient with it they broke into my house, replaced all my clothes with girl clothes and injected me with estradiol and filed the paperwork to change my name to Alice


| the alice from every single programming lecture:


| I like emacs more than vim, but god do i wish i just learned vim instead.


| Who the fuck is Alice?


| Go ask Bob, maybe she’ll know
And if you do chasing rabbits…


| >>1106560 apparently me now according to the judge


| the editor wars continue unabated


| Nobody cares actually, vscode won and it is not even close


| >>1107603 you might be right, but i refuse to accept it!


| vscode is for non-binaries which is a bit ironic i must say


| What about jetbrains


| ed is the standard text editor
Which I'm guessing means that the most standard (average) people use it. So I guess cishets use ed


| Real cis het patriots use word


| >>1107652
cis use vim


| Emacs is the Hegelian editor: Every other editor is either influenced by or a rejection of it.


| Emacs is probably more powerful than vim, especially for developers, but I'm just an admin and rarely touch program code.
I honestly don't care what editors people prefer, as long they produce standard-compatible format, which text usually is.
The only thing which really sucks is working with a conceptually broken OS like Windows, with its inconsistent and weird default preferences regarding encoding, permissions, paths and environment variables.


| >>1107919
so you're saying windows is like trannies?


| >>1107919
the last time i used windows it swapped until almost the entire storage was full, thrashed an external hard drive and constantly started a print spooler only to have it crash minutes later. you also can't get it to do much serious computing without prior unixification
>inconsistent and weird default preferences
sounds like cissoids to me


| >>1107965
i have never seen a windows install behave like that except when clueless people messed up their own systems. like you.

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