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Re: Non-gui Email clients - alternatives to Pine
de Mark Carter 05/09/2006 09:53
Craig wrote:
> Mark Carter wrote:
>> Emacs! The One True Editor.
> Emacs is Latin for "amateur." vi, otoh, means "virile."
Bah. Any editor that can't play space invaders is no editor at all ;)
Interestingly, I heard about as company that, when doing job interviews,
basically asked "emacs or vi"? If you answered "emacs" then you didn't
get the job, on the basis that emacs users were likely to be "too
perfectionist".
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