RIP, Mr. Bram Moolenaar.

Thank you for the VIM.

Now the time has come for the VIM future.

https://joshtronic.com/2018/08/12/will-vim-die-with-bram-moolenaar/

If you get the software from reliable source, it is almost certain it does not have malware.

The piracy is an organized activity and people at higher rank nuke the release if it has malware.

Read more here https://opentrackers.org/i/2600_Guide_to_Internet_Piracy-TYDJ.txt

It is possible because voyager is a PWA.

I started with nano, learnt vim and now using neovim.

True.

I still have my 1080p LCD monitor from 2010s working fine.

According to the article OLED has 5% chance to have burn in after 2 years. The article also mentioned Rtings test 10 years usage for OLED monitors.

LastPass -> Enpass -> BitWarden

Tried KeePass (on Windows), 1Password and pass before settling with BitWarden.

Mario Golf also the same price 29.99 on Amazon.

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Especially No. 8

8: How can the community ensure that the Vim project succeeds for the foreseeable future? Keep me alive.

This is just storage. The article describes that the battery will use nearby solar panel for electricity.

Version 0.24 has beta Android style.

Most disc movies over there are counterfeits, not official.

I live in a neighbor country of china. We grow up watching movies on VCD, DVD from China. There is no shop or market for original movie VCD or DVD. The original would be too much expensive and no one will buy.

https://lemmyverse.net/communities

Browse and subscribe what you see interesting.

According to the article, QD-OLED can also improve the image burn-in by using firmware and algorithm.

Counting the hour uses, leveling with most burnt pixels, reduce the luminosity, giving pixels extra luminosity to use when there is burnt in.

Not a direct answer.

If you couldn't find what you need, install vimiumC. Press f and you can see all the keyboard shortcut to links.

If you are not a benevolent dictator or core contributor of the project, I think you cannot directly dictate what should be done. But you can always vote which should be prioritized first.

Things you can do are

• hire developers to work on the issue you mentioned
• bounty the issue or donate (some FOSS asks for donation for specific feature e.g. Wayland support for Barrier)
• create a campaign to raise money to solve the issues

For me, none of the issues are deal breaker for me.

So where is the c/toiletthoughts?

Not the answer.

Didn't he post the reason for the defederation?

I tried fish and liked it.

But compatibility to bash is not great.

So I changed to zsh with zsh quick start kit (zgen and later zgenom). Zsh has more more community, frameworks and plugins.

Now I roll my own zsh config using zinit with turbo.

The last time I successfully enable hibernation, it took more tike (to save and boot from hibernate) than booting fresh and restore session.

I had 32GB of RAM and XFCE as DE.

Barrier KDE NeoVim