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+title = "Back to Evil Mode"
+author = ["Michał Sapka"]
+date = 2024-11-04T20:53:00+01:00
+categories = ["blog"]
+draft = false
+weight = 2001
+image_dir = "blog/images"
+image_max_width = 600
+Abstract = "My emacs is cosplaying as Ed again"
+Listening = "Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners"
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+
+It's been half a year on [Xah's Fly Keys](http://xahlee.info/emacs/misc/xah-fly-keys.html) and it's a wonderful bindings system.
+A lot of the ideas there are amazing: shortcuts for inserting all the brackets, great case change, bookmark support, to name just a few.
+It was also very _comfy_ to use with `jkli` instead of `hjkl`.
+
+{{< image forced_width="150" class="pull-right" alt="Black and white logo &quot;evil&quot;" file="evilmode.png" >}}
+noop
+{{< /image >}}
+
+But now I'm back at Evil.
+First of all, I am (once again) watching old Luke Smith's videos and became very nostalgic for the keys I've spent years learning.
+Secondly, I got what I wanted out  of Fly Keys - Emacs mindset.
+It kinda like BSD - for the untrained eye it's Linux, but the differences go deep.
+
+The biggest problem with FK however is that I needed to adjust every freaking thing to it, as I am not smart enough to use two similar key bindings at the same time.
+Ed is everywhere - terminal, browser, remote connection and so on.
+I was fighting with my muscle memory all the time, while `hjkl` were just _there_.
+At the same time, Fly Keys are open-sourced Xah's workflow.
+It's not a general use case, and I didn't use most od the provided functionality.
+But those which I used, I _loved_.
+Guess I'll need to port them to my new Evil setup.
+
+Currently, my brain is readjsuting and I can barely control the cursor :-)
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+Abstract = "Apple makes OS X even more closed with another step towards blocking free application."
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 > Apple is eliminating the option to Control-click to open Mac software that is not correctly signed or notarized in macOS Sequoia. To install apps that Gatekeeper blocks, users will need to open up System Settings and go to the Privacy and Security section to "review security information" before being able to run the software.