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Someone Else 37

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48 @Someone Else 37 you seriously looked it up?
Yes.
34 also, any text-editor that calls cutting "kill" is awesome :p

  • C-w : kill region
  • C-k : kill region between point and end of current line
  • M-w : kill region without deleting
Nyeh, I use vim.
  • d: delete text and copy it to vim's internal equivalent of a clipboard
    • dd: delete current line
    • <n>dd: delete n lines from cursor position
    • D: delete from cursor position to end of line
    • d<any one of a gazillion movement commands>: delete from cursor position to wherever that movement command would move the cursor to
      • ex: df; scans to the right until it reaches a semicolon, deleting along the way
  • y: copy text to the internal clipboard thing (without deleting it)
    • yy: yank current line
    • <n>yy: yank n lines
    • Y: same as yy due to a bug (unless mapped to y$ in ~/.vimrc, which I have done, so on my computer it yanks to the end of the line)
    • y<any motion command>: yank to wherever that motion command would move the cursor
      • ex: y^ yanks to the first non-whitespace character in the current line
 

Someone Else 37

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22 While there is a rumor that if you compress coal, you can turn it into diamond, I'm not sure anyone's actually done it that way. Synthetic diamonds IRL are grown by a very different process.
 

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22 You wouldn't get a very high-quality diamond that way, though. At least not if you started with coal. And if you didn't do something with the impurities.
 

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25 What does it do ? (and how it was effectively used)
Whenever a "send message" event happens it sends the message "Hello" to the person the message that triggered the event. This then triggers the "send message" event. Can you see the "fun" ? :p