Where editors usually have editing shortcuts, vim has an editing grammar.

So you can copy (or select, or replace, or delete, or any other editing verb) N arguments or blocks or lines or functions or any entity for which vim has an editing noun, or around or inside either of these, and you only need to remember a few such editing verbs and nouns and adjectives in order to immediately become much more effective.

It's so effective that switching back to a regular editor feels annoyingly clunky. (I guess that's why many offer vim plugins these days.)

Better: you can record entire editing sentences and replay them. Ever had to make the same change on dozens of lines? Now you can do it in seconds.

Now of course, replaying a sentence, or several sentences, is also a sentence of its own that you can replay in another file if you want.

It's neat. :)

Go fash, lose cash. 👍🏻

Sorry, I should have been clearer: his party scored badly in the EU elections, so he lost credibility in France and is calling snap elections in France. I'll edit my comment above to clarify.

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Everypony.

An oft overlooked option that leaves no one indifferent.

Arrival. Great flick.

Looks like an encoding problem, not a font problem. Make sure your terminal is configured to use the UTF-8 encoding.

I am in denial.

One might surmise that the people doing the electing and the people doing the protesting are not in fact the same people.

What really gets me is how you swapped Alabama and Mississippi just for kicks.

FINALLY a version of this meme I can upvote.

He's an African actually, look it up.