CausticInt

I don't see any button pop up when I toggle it. How do we use this feature?

Head towards the church and you will get the quest to fight the Smokie disguised as Baphomet in the graveyard right away. Completing this quest will send you straight to level 10.

I discovered this by accident, and two of my guild members confirmed that it works.

Edit: Note, you still need to do the first story quest before you unlock the job change quest. Talk to the girl right outside the gate.

http://tilde.club/

A social network that harks back to the olden days of computing. Registrations for new users is closed but there is a wait list you can join. Joining will give you SSH access to a UNIX machine that the whole community shares.

https://springrts.com/

I found this community 6 years ago, and it's somehow still alive with typically the same core user base. There used to be a time when you'd see multiple active rooms at peak hours of the day, but now you'd see probably a room's worth at any given time if you're lucky.

The game is incredibly good for something that's free, is open source and works on multiple platforms.

I don't recall any text in the strip. The humour comes from the absurdity and play of expectations.

Or climax in general. Climax of a song. I'm hoping there's one for jazz in particular, since I've noticed this kind of section in several tracks already.

What's the word?

https://comfy.moe/tvkegn.mp3

I use these commands all the time! I almost forgot that these weren't standard, and I wonder why. You need these commands whenever you're working on a software project spanning multiple files and subdirectories.

I usually use a plugin like ctrl-p or fzf for the initial navigation, but once I'm jumping between more than 2 buffers (for which there is C-^, strangely) I use my :bn and :bp bindings.

C-o and C-i aren't acceptably replacements for buffer navigation, either. Since internal buffer navigation add to the jump list.

Looked around the internet, maybe I ain't looking hard enough. Just wondering if some of you have seen a couple?

Might consider making one if it doesn't exist yet.

Would be very convenient to skim through when looking for a particular function/header/typedefs/various macro definitions before consulting a search engine/man page for further information

Just a couple of minutes ago I wasn't able to access some sites, then I noticed I couldn't even ping 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4

Can someone confirm if it's just another one of my wacko settings or if it's down for everyone?

KL area, here.

I've been using vim for almost a year now, and I really like it. I'm currently using it like a full IDE and I supplement it with the coreutils and other GNU/Linux tools. However, I've never used other IDEs and I want to know if there's anything I'm missing out. How many editors have you used before learning vim?