I seem to have gotten a Bad Protocol again overnight, but maybe you fixed it after that it's hard to say when or why it happened, but probably it happened fairly quickly after I went to bed cause it hadn't loaded in any more posts than my last one but that might be because it wasn't the active tab, possibly, hard to say
first day of work in like, a week and change mercifully, weekend right after
Also I've realized, the touch typing I've developed over the course of my life is SLIGHTLY scuffed like, it works for me, but it's non-standard so it's a little divergent from what software like nvim are built around my right index rests on j, which is standard, but my left hand's evolved for gaming, so d is where the left index rests, with my left pinkie hooking on the other side of shift it's comfortable for typing generally, it works well for me, but it kinda comes into conflict with nvim a little bit cause it assumes standard positioning though, some of that is I am Norwegian, meaning my access to some keys are different from american keyboards like { and [ are common hotkeys in american stuff, even ~ is but all of those are altgr keys for me 7, 8, and the ¨ respectively, the ¨ being on the top line next to enter I could rebind those to be more convenient, use øæå for instance, but it'll break stuff like help documents and make online lookup more annoying
actually I guess the builtin key lookups and such actually just reference the top entry bound to a function, so maybe it's fine Like in the Tutorial, I would imagine the keys it tells you to press are directly read from keybinds, not actually hardcoded (at least I would expect a reference rather than hardcoding from the kind of person who uses and advocates for nvim)
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I do have the | where americans have ~ though, which honestly seems a lot more useful considering that's used more than ~, at least in the terminal ~ is only for referencing the home folder, and you rarely do that, at least I rarely do kinda wish / had a dedicated key instead of being shift+7 though
