I really like this thing in theory, but it kept breaking my brain on
opening a new buffer.

Silly.

Changing this continues to break my brain, and it turns out I was actually
using more of those workspaces than I thought.

I need two monitors.

F7:  Opens ~/code/bpb-kit/.vimrc
F8:  ~/notes/scratch
F10: `git commit -av` using fugitive

I'm realizing that this is all kind of an embarrassing mess, and doing my
best not to cat-vacuum it into a more complicated state.

To be honest I don't even know if this worked.

...sorta.

There is almost certainly a better way to do this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/829935/yank-entire-file

...because aliasing capslock -> ctrl has certain inevitable hazards.

curl is for http requests and sich

jq is for parsing json

"...and naming things."

VPNware is in the general case awful.

Fixes some weirdness in Vim with hitting Esc but then having it eaten by
tmux.

Seems a bit easier to navigate this stuff with more top-level sections,
and putting functions in their own place probably encourages reuse a bit
more.

Also generalizes BPB_ExecFilter() to BPB_RunFilter() for use with
vim-filter-decorate and vim-filter-exec and whatever else I come up with
in the future.  It seems like usually I want the cursor to come back
roughly where I left it, which I haven't yet found a way to do without
a function like this one that records the current line number before
filtering the file.