On 12/1/05, Alex Marten < alex.marten@gmail.[redacted] > wrote:

If anyone could provide some more information about VIM's ASCII art
Star Wars movie I would like to check it out.  Thanks.

On 12/1/05, Chris Dzoba < cdzoba@nhacks.[redacted] > wrote:
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> Here are the minutes for last night's meeting:
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> We had ten people attend the meeting: Baird, Adam, Heather, Ed, Jason,
> Justin, smithj, and Chris.  We also had two first timers: Matt and David.
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> Ed gave an hour and fifteen minute presentation on VIM.  He covered VIM's
> capabilities such as: syntax highlighting, macros, ergonomic movement,
> marks, editing multiple files at once, recording keystrokes, auto
> indentation, and file comparison (vimdiff).
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> Justin gave a fifty minute presentation on Emacs.  He covered Emacs': IRC
> client, extensibility with lisp, web browser, syntax highlighting, spell
> checker, ability to do absolutely anything, planner, XHTML validation.
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> For those of you keeping score, that's 8 highlights for both VIM and Emacs.
> However, at the end of the meeting Ed tipped the scales by displaying VIM's
> ASCII art Star Wars movie.
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> Because the presentations were so informative, the meeting lasted longer
> than Bali Hai was open.  So instead we finished off the night at Shanghai
> Express.


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Alex Marten
alex.marten@gmail.[redacted]