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		InfamousRece 9 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: My company has banned the use of Jetbrains IDEs in... Emacs has evil mode. Does that make vim a morally superior choice?

cassianoleal 9 months ago [–]

No. It means Emacs, the morally superior one, has a mode that makes it evil - by definition morally inferior. :D

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