Unfortunately I’m not in the path of totality but I am pretty close
Alt: A picture of the (almost but not totally covered) eclipse
Unfortunately I’m not in the path of totality but I am pretty close
Alt: A picture of the (almost but not totally covered) eclipse
Why not use VIM though?
I don’t like having to unplug my computer to exit the IDE. Takes a while and I often lose my changes.
Pro tip: Press Esc, then type
:wwhich means “write” to save the changes, and then unplug the computer and reboot.Perfect! You’re a data saver.
That’s the oldest joke in the book. Everybody knows you don’t need to unplug your computer, you can run “sudo reboot” from within vim just fine!
!sudo shutdown -r now. Or just:xorZZ, but I guess those don’t fit the motif of this very tired silly joke.I find it quicker to turn off the power through the breaker box. It’s faster so you can get back to working sooner.