vimtutor, which I believe is installed with vim by default

Edit: My brain apparently inserted an extra word that made it seem like you were seeking said program. Leaving it though for those wondering in the future.

I just want to point out that the other commenter’s experience isn’t universal. My mom lived on a boat for years and loved it. I couldn’t do it long term as there’s very little space available, but it doesn’t have to be a negative experience.

This particular marina had bathrooms with showers up on land which the majority of, if not all, residents used. There was also a restaurant on the water with bathrooms. Electricity and tap water were available at each slip. Heat wasn’t necessary, because it was Southern California.

I never knew how much it cost, but I know for a while she lived there while working as a waitress at that same restaurant, so it couldn’t have been too expensive.

It never even occurred to me that people may have had to mail them. I live in a fairly small town, and even we had a 24hr photo shop.

The only time I’ve had it was when a driver brought my department a pallet of it and we were told to take as much as we want. What little flavor it had was good. I’d like to try it closer to wherever it grows sometime.

That’s what I do on a desktop, sure. Isn’t an option on mobile though.

we don’t offer refunds

That’s ok, I’ll cut my losses. Just take it back.

I’m still salty about that cancellation.

It’s a string that your browser sends to websites with information about the browser itself and your OS. Sometimes that info will be used to block functionality.

Years ago I tried to use TurboTax from Firefox on Ubuntu. It wouldn’t work because only Internet Explorer on Windows was supported. I changed the user agent to make it appear as though I was using a supported setup, and it worked flawlessly.

I haven’t actually needed to use one in a long time, but an extension search for “user agent switcher” should turn up something that can do it.

Odd that they should represent either as peaches tend to be much less palatable.

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Wasn’t blue light special a Kmart thing?

Obviously you’re referring to James Doakes (from the tv show), but I’m now picturing Albert Doakes (from the books) trying to say this. It’s much more amusing.

That article almost makes sense, except it doesn’t explain why it’s the other way around for some of us.

Yeah, it’s pretty deep as other people hear it. I hate how I sound in recordings.

Most people also hear their voice about an octave lower in their head.

Is this true? It’s the other way around for me. Well, I don’t know if it’s an octave, but my voice sounds significantly deeper in recordings than I hear it as I’m speaking.

So, people actually believed that an 18 or 19-year-old developed this revolutionary tech likely requiring several fields worth of knowledge to bring to fruition? I’m not familiar with the story beyond this article, but it sounds like those investors made a bad call. Not that that makes her less guilty of fraud, but if she didn’t scam them someone else would have.

For real. The wait is often shorter than the cashiers’ lines, and I don’t have to interact with anyone. 99% of the time that someone has a problem with them it’s user error. Though I do hate that the ones near me can no longer be muted.

Parliament

Steam deck has the best controller built in. Why go through the trouble to use an inferior one? If I’m playing with friends, I can just connect my steam controllers.

I still use emoticons.