Find a hobby you like and look for local groups of people / classes in that hobby. With time you will make personal connections with people in that group.
Could be workouts, activism, trekking, board games, knitting, book club, debates. Anything that does not involve staring at a screen.
To be fair, usually a new user's first encounter with vim is it being the default editor when trying to edit a text file. If you open a specific file with it, you won't see the intro.
Find a hobby you like and look for local groups of people / classes in that hobby. With time you will make personal connections with people in that group.
Could be workouts, activism, trekking, board games, knitting, book club, debates. Anything that does not involve staring at a screen.
Yes.
Probably people who don't realize some things are part of the internet
I see. Thanks.
So, same then?
Ability to choose the default sort for comments
I played Santiago for the first time in a couple of years and it was so much fun. Excellent interaction mechanisms.
To be fair, usually a new user's first encounter with vim is it being the default editor when trying to edit a text file. If you open a specific file with it, you won't see the intro.