petrisch @petrisch@librem.one

@hyde i clean the cover every week, but not under the caps. I have this external thinkpad keyboard and unfortunately taking of the keycaps brakes them easily. On the other hand there is not much room for dirt either :-)

@raichoo i am reading the 0.10 blogpost and it suggests that injections should work builtin. Thatd why i was wondering.

@raichoo is it basically what the builtin commentary ships now, or is there more functionality?

@thinkMoult maybe its just a chromium webapp, so basically shipping a browser with it, but could be wrong.

@renegadejade@hachyderm.io
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyoyLl0_a2M :-)

@JustineSmithies@treehouse.systems I have a couple of customizations for nvim that i simply can't yet make in helix. That is for a old language for a lot of legacy code. For this i really need the extentability of vim.

@gnadenelfmeter @scy Whats the benefit of doing this? Does it load faster?

@hyde https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/tools/formatter

@hyde cool, I installed conform.nvim with deno as the markdown formater. Works great but I rarely use it and even less so do tables. Did you try that route as well?

@retazomag helix brings a lot out of the box and is really great. There is not much extensability for now, so if you need a certain feature you have to fork or PR in Rust.

@ThatGuyMatus @hyde now it does. Thank you, now i have to learn a new language. How hard can that be.

@chfkch about the support, my own experience is better than some say. Its a tough buisness they are into with high expectations on values. Not everybody understands that. Also the enthusiastic californian advertisement doesn't help and i'd rather like a european understatement mentality. But thats just a cultural thing not a question of values.

@chfkch dang thats not awailable sorry for suggesting.

@chfkch don't know about the librem 11, maybe worth looking at.

@randomgeek sure, i didn't even lock at the number sorry.

@randomgeek not sure if par-each will make this faster, did you try?

@randomgeek true, upsert means "update if it exists, or insert if it doesn't" right?
Shouldn't make a difference here though.