TechCrunch Tablet Update: Prototype B.

Looks good, and it’s supposed to be about $299.
Noisy Decent Graphics: All the ephemera that’s fit to print *.
Via Kottke, a truly beautiful print of great stuff written to the web in 2008.
Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn’t seen it) from Joe Nicolosi on Vimeo.
Hat tip to @stevej
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1-1-1-1-1 of Push Press
Warm-up: 5×45, 5×65, 3×95, 2×135, 2×155
Work: 1×175(old PR), 1×185, 1×195, 1×205(fail), 1×205(fail)
I had the bar up for each 205 attempt, but chickened out.
+20 to my PR is ok.
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Shawn and I picked up Buddha Machines from FM3.
Francis Fish 6:17 am on January 20, 2009 Permalink
This is VI from the old days
number G goes to line number, e.g.
1G goes to line 1
20G goes to line 20
:$
goes to the end of the file too, as does entering any number
Also if you put a mark on a line e.g. mark a, with ma, you can go back to it with ‘a – this can be used in delete and copy commands too as can the G commands too.
My favourite command is delete to and copy to, say you’ve got
x(y,q,z)
and you want
x(y)
put the cursor on the first comma and use dt), or yt) if you just wanted to yank it
f finds so if you wanted to delete the ) as well then df)
You can also delete and yank using the / find
d/x
Will delete everything from the cursor position up to x
Have fun
Francis Fish 6:22 am on January 20, 2009 Permalink
Missed out change to as well.
Some of the things in my last post need carriage returns to finish them off but my angle bracket ret was elided by the site, so you’ll have to experiment a bit.
Tyler Weir 10:17 am on January 20, 2009 Permalink
I’ve always used “:Number” to jump from line to line. And “:0″ is a deeply-seeded habit to jump to the top.
Thanks for commenting.