We continue our walk on the path leading to Vim mastery by reviewing crazy Vim functionalities which will increase even more your productivity.

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We continue our walk on the path leading to Vim mastery by reviewing crazy Vim functionalities which will increase even more your productivity.
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Unleash your keyboard's superpower
Many of us developers are building web applications for other people while simultaneously eschewing them ourselves as much as we possibly can. While our users move at glacial speeds through pages on the web, we’re sitting in terminal environments that aren’t just fast, but come with the promise of incredible advancements in productivity to anyone willing to spend the time to master them.
I was recently called out on Twitter for claiming that Electron-based Slack, with three teams configured, regularly takes 30+ seconds to load. They claimed that I was either committing gross hyperbole, or the victim of some localized problem. I responded by sending over a video of me opening Slack and loading each of my teams in succession. It was 45 seconds long. My claim is that this sort of loading time isn’t unusual at all. It’s just that we’re all used to it.
Modern applications and interfaces frustrate me. In today’s world every one of us has the awesome power of the greatest computers in human history in our pockets and at our desks. The computational capacity at our finger tips would have been unimaginable even to the most audacious thinkers of thirty years ago.
These powerful devices should be propelling our workflows forward with us gangly humans left barely able to keep up, and yet, almost without exception we wait for our computers instead of the other way around. We’re conditioned ourselves to think that waiting 30+ seconds for an app to load, or interrupting our workflow to watch a half second animations a thousand times a day, are perfectly normal. ...
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Fixed: Control mouse with keyboard in Ubuntu #programming #answer #solution
Fixed: Control mouse with keyboard in Ubuntu #programming #answer #solution
Control mouse with keyboard in Ubuntu
I’m looking for a program that I can use to control the mouse from the keyboard. I think a video can explain it much better than I could, so please check out Mouser from lifehacker.com:
http://lifehacker.com/212816/hack-attack-operate-your-mouse-with-your-keyboard
Unfortunately, it’s only for Windows, but something like this would be the perfect solution. I…
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绝对是我最喜欢的firefox插件,像emacs一样自定义key bingding,还有M -x 呢