Daniil Dankovsky's Fun Steppe Vacation @socks@social.emisocks.com

Trans man Dracula, smashing his glass into the wall after being misgendered for the last time: "What is a ma'am?!"

Ptolemy: Measured the stars by observing them, like a chump
Tall Emi: Measured the stars by going up to them and holding them between their fingers

Me, to my partner, who is an inkling: Hey, remember when I said the house should be covered in goo so you can swim in it and move faster?
Xem: Yeah?
Me: That's slime travel

Thank you Sirlin for giving me the opportunity to do this

I'm not a boy
I'm not a girl
Can I make it any more obvious

Whoever it is that has a thing for incest at the Falcom writing team: cut it out, it's getting weird now

Oh this should be CW'd "infohazard" too

Fun game: in any piece of media with writing, whenever anyone says "for their sake", read "sake" like the drink

Dinner turned out pretty great

Extremely simple recipes that require almost no effort are my thing

This is probably some rhythm game villain's plot

Anyways I had a dream that there was a town full of kobolds and they were performing some dancing routine and televising it in an attempt to force everyone else to dance with them as well

It's so wild to see people like "Hot take: X is actually better than the alternative" when you could just say "I like X" which is more accurate and doesn't imply that you're fighting against the world in something completely inocuous

I can't believe I'm playing a game where there's a civil war and "the Imperial Army" are the good guys

Wait hold on

I'm like 13 hours in... and this is still chapter one??

Talking to @transform and the best idea came up:

Draccoon

YO new Team Service Announcement

Listen I just think some girls are tall

Raccoon tail... big... fluffy

Modal is the key word here. Vim itself, without the plugins, is great because it makes it comfortable to do common operations like copying, pasting, moving around and repeating the last action. It's very rare to have a text file where ALL you do is inserting

Modal editors are great for that because, while you're not inserting, you have all the letter keys freed up for actions, so you don't need complicated command key combinations, or even using your mouse

Honestly depending on your use case Vim might not be worth it to learn

I use Vim mostly because of its massive ecosystem of plugins. If I want to learn a new language, there's always plugins for syntax highlighting, automation of common tasks, etc

If all you want is a quick and comfortable console text editor, I'm sure there are other alternatives out there that are also modal and have more intuitive key mappings

Mmmmmm coconut flavoured drinking yogurt