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No I don’t want 2, Emacs.
This blog, and the vast majority of the code I write, is written in Emacs with evil (a vim emulation mode). I have a nasty habit of mashing :w2 when I really was trying to save the current buffer with :w . :w2 writes the current buffer to a new file called 2, which I don’t believe I have ever done on purpose.
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