Yes. But mostly IdeaVim in JetBrains IDEs though.

For those that haven’t yet learned vim: the real power is that the commands can be combined to form a mini-language. Commands can also be recorded in macros and replayed. This is what makes it so awesome. But to really make use of this you have to properly learn it, only knowing i and x isn’t enough.

Emacs is ok, provided it’s in evil mode

It’s not that any one is better than the other, it’s up to your use cases.

This is correct. For example, if the use case is editing a text file, then vim is better.

It is owned by a nonprofit foundation making that unlikely

giggles in proton pass

Well it would be if your government weren’t, ahem, pardon the frank expression, completely fucked up

A real course with a real human teacher.

No. There are no passenger trains worth speaking of in the USA because the car industry likes it this way.

China is a very similar size to the USA and has an excellent and extensive high-speed rail network.

The USA could have this too, if it wanted to, but it doesn’t.

Because christianity taught them that sex is bad.

I mean, there is also Signal

The annoying part is that whenever men try to do something similar, that’s a problem. Women either want them banished or demand entry, EVERY time.

Since this part of the premise is obviously incorrect, there is no point in discussing it further

We Europeans are just so used to our freedom-hating socialist communist ways that we don’t recognise freedom when we see it. Or something like that.

Doesn’t sound like freedom to me

Totally. Mastodon is like standing on a chair and shouting something at people. Lemmy is like a conversation in a group.

It’s not readable by the OS in theory, it is literally readable. Displaying a notification is an API call from the app to the framework provided by google. To put it in laymans terms the app goes “hey google please display this text as a notification”.

Yes. Whoever controls the operating system controls everything applications do.

For women: Because they already know the current partner isn’t what they want. But they don’t want to be alone while they look for the next upgrade.

For men: Because they prefer to explore the many potential partners available to them to a single partner.

Russians still use these services, using VPNs. Source: I know some.

PS: Slava Ukraini!

Ha, just posted practically the same

Mushrooms!