For @earthtopus on Twitter. Just a thought experiment, really, not a very
serious undertaking.

I learned here how to trap the next input character, and about <C-R>, which
lets you pull the contents of a register into insert mode, or press = to
pull in an evaluated expression.

https://github.com/stilldavid/home/blob/master/.vimrc#L73

Bit cheesy - think it's overriding a default, and reasonable-enough,
assumption that they're Perl.

Cutting way down on installed plugins, while I'm at it.

- latest git commits
- write all

I still think I am probably missing something here.

So when I got home from the office, I could actually smell burning coming
out of my laptop bag. It turns out that, minus gnome-power-manager, this
thing doesn't know how to go into sleep mode when you close the lid.

It's hard for me to fully express how much I hate the idea of this stuff
being handled by a random user-space application that sits in a little
tray area. This is exactly the kind of shit we have all for years now
boggled that Windows users so blithely tolerate.

But whatever. It works.

- h in zsh now shows path history and prompts for one to jump to
- ,q for gqip in Vim
- solarized color scheme - http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
- bin/dog - silly thing to tack STDIN together with command arguments

No, I don't really know shell scripting. Why do you ask?