Track everything users do and sell the data.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44523226

I like howm for this because it's designed around "writing notes fragmentarily". Or as their tagline says:

> Write fragmentarily and read collectively.

I felt a lot lighter just writing things without thinking about organization too heavily and howm gave nice tools to find/see what I needed.

https://github.com/kaorahi/howm/

I think it doesn't work over tcp but try with the other GUI library.

There is inherent limitation of latency/responsiveness in the tramp model versus the copy vscode server to my server and communicate with it model.

The tramp model does have the advantage of little to no resource usage, but these days most aren't concerned about that.

Indeed in many cases now the server has more resources than the client accessing it (the "thin client + remote dev box" model)

A lot of times with emacs you can disable the modeline and get performance improvements because frequent updates happen and arent cached.

Well behaved mode line items typically update a variable periodically so blocking never happens.

This won't work for things that use a docker container without wrapper scripts, but those have their own problems.

Not to worry, we can surely assume Microsoft will act in good faith.

Are you insinuating that the way the majority thinks is more correct and should be preferred?