Is Nano better than Vim?
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    • grin@fika.grin.hu
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      11 months ago

      @gapsuhorki I want to buy 50 kg of viagra and need 10 virgin 18 years old girls; I’ll send my bank account for the 50 million USD I inherited later, is that okay?

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      11 months ago

      @gapsuhorki It’s not a blog, it’s actually an arms dealer central webpage, we sell firearms for 18+ virgins fighting for illicit selling of software copies. Interested?

  • LoryGallante@r.nf
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    10 months ago

    This is a good post. This post gives rice purity test truly quality information. I’m definitely going to look into it. Really very useful tips are provided here. Thank you so much. Keep up the good works.

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      10 months ago

      @anders @LoryGallante You could be so much luckier if you would invest your rice into my crypto! You can get rich fast! Or Faster! Light, I mean, so fast that you will be rich faster than a cezium atom finishes its resonance cycle! And you only need a meager $9999.95 investment! And you will be bazillionaire! #truestory

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      10 months ago

      Well, if you want a no-frills editor for basic tasks like editing configuration files, Nano is probably a better choice due to its simplicity. However, if you’re a developer or power user who needs advanced features, extensive customization on the site, and plugin support, Vim will likely be a better long-term option despite its steeper learning curve.