Ok look, we all know that there is emacs vs vim or whatever, but who cares? There are so many GUI text editors that are 9 times as efficient as either one of these pieces of shit. Granted vim is useful when there is no GUI available, but emacs is never useful unless you're an IDIOT. I can get more work done in GUI than you can in command line. Grow up
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Anonymous2010-12-22 17:23
Ok look, we all know that there is Shiichan vs Wakaba or whatever, but who cares? There are so many GUI image boardss that are 9 times as efficient as either one of these pieces of shit. Granted Wakaba is useful when there is no image available, but Shiichan is never useful unless you're an IDIOT. I can get more work done on image boards than you can in text mode. Grow up
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Alpha Male!KBgk.53lJg2010-12-22 17:24
You just might have the makings of an ALPHA MALE , though your intellect could stand to be improved.
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Anonymous2010-12-22 17:34
I use gedit most of the time, and occasionally even nano
Ok look, we all know that there is svn vs git or whatever, but who cares? There are so many GUI file browsers that are 9 times as efficient as either one of these pieces of shit. Granted git is useful when there is no Ctrl+C Ctrl+V available, but svn is never useful unless you're an IDIOT. I can get more work done in Windows Explorer than you can in command line. Grow up
When I use an editor, I don't want eight extra KILOBYTES of worthless help screens and cursor positioning code! I just want an EDitor!! Not a "viitor". Not a "emacsitor". Those aren't even WORDS!!!! ED! ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!
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Post written in my EMACS.
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Anonymous2010-12-23 1:51
>>9
I use a needle to write straight to the HDD platters. In before fuck off Randall.
>>11
I just wrote a reply to that in Microsoft Word in which I utterly decimate you to the point where attempting to recover would be completely useless, but I am saving that for when there are more people to witness your /prog/ death.