This is awesome. I’ve kinda always wanted a machine that used vim instead of the terminal (or a Canon Cat, that’s like an ancient word-processing computer)
I did not but some comments about this article on lobste.rs attracted my attention on some reactionary tones of the post, something I didn’t caught at first read (because mostly focused on the material aspect).
I gave up on the linked article early so missed some of the references highlighted. Usually going down to using latin quotes is an indirect sign, at least here in the UK (you are of a certain background and maybe privilege). Then the essay by their friend continued on that path (I didn’t get far there either) but interesting that it was the inspiration for a course in life (pun not intended).
This is awesome. I’ve kinda always wanted a machine that used vim instead of the terminal (or a Canon Cat, that’s like an ancient word-processing computer)
Just curious, did anyone read any of the essay by their friend by any chance? (it’s linked to in the opening paragraph)
I did not but some comments about this article on lobste.rs attracted my attention on some reactionary tones of the post, something I didn’t caught at first read (because mostly focused on the material aspect).
I gave up on the linked article early so missed some of the references highlighted. Usually going down to using latin quotes is an indirect sign, at least here in the UK (you are of a certain background and maybe privilege). Then the essay by their friend continued on that path (I didn’t get far there either) but interesting that it was the inspiration for a course in life (pun not intended).