Lots of people mentioning vim and vscode. Know that there is a vscode extension aptly named vim that brings vim keybindings and capabilities to vscode. It’s a really nice mix!

Not downvoting but I’m puzzled. Why switching to nano? After 20 years of vim you probably are an advanced user. After getting some of the goodies of vim, I cannot understand how nano can be appealing. Care to elaborate?

Cash as much as I can. No traces, simple and always work. I do like the quickness of cards as well as the “safety” in the sense that robbing people is less interesting when noone hasoney, but that’s not worth the privacy costs. Also, the more cards are used the more stores will refuse cash (seen in restaurants in UK), and society will exclude even further poor people. (Not anyone can have a credit card or a phone to pay with)