Mkdnflow is the one that I used to use and it does so many things amazingly for writting markdown easier
Random croatian/balkaner found.
I don't have that problem, I have to risk it all to avoid the cows on road here.
At my last job I had barelly 30 mins if lucky, used to work for almost 80 hours a week and at tikes worked up to 12 days straight with no days off.
All for a barelly 800 euro pay.
It's a matter of different country and standards, here a town is something with just one grocery shop.
I will also argue that general workout will help a lot with pain. I used ti get sorre after some time and after getting a couple dumbells and working out the parts of my body that would hurt/get sore I rarelly ever have problems nowdays.
I tend to use rsync 99% times.
Vim fork that is a fork of vi.
In general what every one of them has in common is the modal editing model, where you have diferent modes to edit files with keyboard only.
Neovim is just a fork of vim that adds in more features on top of features vim added to the original vi.
Our cities are made to be walkable, it's Croatia after all.
But we have almost 0 public transport, especially between different cities, we only have train between 3 cities in the whole country and the train's go max 40km/h. Most of our cities are also small enough that you don't need any public transport inside of them cause everything that is in the cities is in the walkable distance ( I will explain later what the "is in cities" part means ), except the couple bigger ones that have buses that go every 20 mins to locations.
When it comes to buses also almost 0, tourists and even locals have to rely on buses for tourists that are controlled literally by other countries cause buses here barelly go. One good example is between 2 biggect cities here bus only goes to one then back to another at monday and friday, and only once in morning and once afternoon.
Worst part is that everything spread out across, if somebody here gets sick, he will have to travel to 3+ diff cities for diffeerent examinations each being 100+ km appart from each other + no public transportion unless the day you have the exam a bus is going otherwise you need to get someone to drive you there or have your own car. Same with buying literally anything other than just basic necesities.
What we have is complete lack of public transport and the fact everything is much spread out that it forces you into owning a car, or to get someone who can drive you, taxis also arent a thing here and are only found in couple big citiea, while being so expensive it's not worth it.
Edit: forgot to mention that most people here work and commute to job in different cities than what they live in, I had work in summer and had to commute 68km in one way each day for the work by my car because no public transport, reason being I was getting commute money from the job as compensation for having to use my personal venicle so it ended up being a lot cheaper than moving closer to the job. Even now searching for another job I still end up going for job intervies in cities 50+km away cause there is almost no job close to where I live and will most likelly commute to them again because it will be cheaper than moving there. I used me as an example but a lot of people that I know commute to their jobs by their car that are easilly 50+ km away,
Another good example was my hs english teacher, she traveled around 200km dailly one way to my hs cause it was cheaper than moving here with her 1 year old kid and working husband in her city of living.
I don't have access to amazon at all, ao don't get the rave about amazon itself either.
What have we done to come to this point, wtf.
crony
joined 10 months ago
Spiffing brit is that you?