Mostly things like yank cut-n-paste, and it deals properly with international two-byte character sets, but nvi has those same advantages PLUS has fully implemented ex command set. Nano is fine for quick notes or sending an e-mail but not so good for editing large sets of code. Anyway, he probably is thinking of another chick because "she" looks too much like a "he".

The task in Territorial io is that you try to conquer as much land as you can.

She looks pretty bitchy, he probably DOES want to be with someone else.

The comparison between Nano and Vim depends on individual preferences and specific use cases. Both Nano and Vim are popular text editors but have different features mapquest driving directions and design philosophies.

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Mapquest has consistently been my go-to for planning road trips. I love the ability to customize my route with multiple stops and view detailed directions before I hit the road.

That's a classic debate! Choosing between Nano and Vim is like deciding your path in Bitlife . Do you want the simple, user-friendly interface, like quickly starting a Bitlife career as a Janitor?