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haha.. that is awesome. I’ve never used emacs so that graph make no sense to me but looks like a lot of fun.
Vi is perfect. Is pico really more advanced then notepad?
Pico uses ctrl characters for commands. Notepad lets you use the mouse.
But clearly this graphic was made by a vi user. Emacs forever!!!
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