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 it's shadows and fog and stormy skies and a reminder that things are rarely black and white but instead, the places in between. - MissInformation [more] |
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20 | 52.63% |
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8 | 21.05% |
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10 | 26.32% |
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12-03-2007, 21:34
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Re: Unix programmers: vi or pico?
Nobody really should be using either anymore - both are outdated.
The real debate here would be vim/nano/emacs. You probably don't want to go there though, it can be a lot like starting a "Windows/Linux/Mac?" thread or a "Which Linux Distro?" thread or a "Is your robot 100% student built?" thread. All you get is angry, self-congratulatory replies. "Mine is better than yours, and because of that, I'm more intelligent/moral than you" Many places would even consider this sort of poll trolling, and you could get banned/moderated for it. EDIT: Please ignore my hypocritical signature. |
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