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Not all examples of CredSSP worked for me but it was usefule anyway. Started to read about Pester.

Interesting example of authorization on a remote machine using CredSSP

Создание удаленной сессии. Очень хорошая штука.

Начал читать с 8-ой главы – автор разрешил, как опытному пользователю)

Tip 118. I've become quite a confident with Vim, don't need to consult with the book too often and as a result I hold over the book for a week or so. Today I reread the tips on words-autocompletion. Tip 117 (Autocomplete Sequences of Words) is quit useful.

Substitution
:& (ampersand) – reuse prev subst.
:&& (double ampersand) – reuse prev subst. and keys in the current line
:g& = :%&&

Read about search patterns. Eager to try those "very magic"/"very no magic" modes with offsets but don't have my laptop at hand.

Tip 71. Macros.
Execute in series ("22") or in parallel.
Append a command ("qA")
Apply to several files (:argdo normal @a)

Tip 64. Paste and togglepaste. Couldn't figure out how to make ctrl-v and its alternatives work. Register "0 is the best.

Tip 63.
\{reg} – in Insert mode past from register (" - unnamed, 0 - yank)
gp, gP – more useful than just p/P because leave the cursor at the end of the pasted text

Tip 64. Interact with the sys. clipboard.
:set autoindent
To avoid surprises, :set paste before and disable after addressing the sys. clipboard.
:set pastetoggle=\

Tip 61-62
"0 – yank register
In visual mode p "swaps" selected text and the text in the unnamed register – bug or feature?

Tip 60. {continue}
:reg{isters}
:reg "0 – check the yank register
"+ – system clipboard
"* – X11 primary last mouse selection
"= – expressions reg.
read-only regs: % (file name), : (last Ex command), / (last search pattern)

Tip 58. m{Capital Letter} – global label. Develop a habit of setting global labels before using :vimgrep, :make and others.

Part IV. Registers. Chapter 10.

Tip 59. Del, copy, insert.
xp – swap symbols
ddp – swap lines
P – insert before the cursor

Tip 60. Get familiar with registers
delete/yank/put
"{register} – specify register
_ – "black-hole register"
"_d{motion}
Ex equivalents:
:delete c/:put c
0 – yank reg.

Tip 55. jumps list.
:jumps, -
hjklwWbB - not jumps

Tip 56. changes list.
:changes, g;-g,
`. – last change label (in place of dirty hack u)
`^ – location of the exit from Insert mode
gi – return to editing

Tip 57. go to file under cursor
gf
suffixesadd
:set suffixesadd+=.rb
:set path?
– to definition?

Tip 54. Labels:
mm – set label 'm'
`m – jump to label 'm'
`` – jump to the previous position

Tip 55. Move between pair of brackets.
Use the combination of '%' and '``'.
Enable plugin 'matchit' in .vimrc (check help).
Install plugin surround.vim:
https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround

Tip 52. Text objects. Precise selection.
Prefixes 'i' and 'a':
i} – inside {...}
a> – inclusive section of <...>
Tip 53. iw – inside word object. 's' – for a sentence, 'p' – for a paragraph

Tip 48. words and WORDS – the 1st and the 2nd gears.
Tip 49. searching chars. – "namespace" for user-defined keys ('\' by default). f(t) and F(T) to search a character, ';' – repeat, ',' – undo. Train to search for rare characters.
Tip 50. search to navigate. Global search '/', 'n' – repeat, 'N' – retract.

Tip 44-45. Saving files
- status
:!mkdir -p %:h – to create a non-existing hierarchy of dirs
:w !sudo tee % > /dev/null – save changes in file requiring super-user access
Part III. Quick navigation. Tip 46-47
Keep fingers in the basic position
The screen lines (gj, gk) and the factual lines (j, k) are different

Tip 44: use netrw plugin to explore the file system.
min config:
set nocompatible
filetype plugin on
just open (:e) a directory in place of a file.
:E(xplore), :S(explore), :V(explore)
Went to watch episode 15 on Vimcasts.

"... если бы я не полюбил еще в детстве, то навсегда остался бы одинок. Потому что не умею понимать любовные знаки, такой уж уродился."

Tip 41-42: opening and saving files
:edit %:h - expand the directory of the curr. buffer
:find - to set up the search path us :set path+=app/**
** - group symbol

Tip 40-41: dividing a workspace into split windows and organizing the window layouts with tab pages.
s, v - splitting
= - equalize win. height and width
T - move win. to a new tab
gt - next tab
gT - prev. tab

Chapter 6. Buffers. Tip 37-38
:ls, :nb (next buffer), :pb, :db N1, N2 (delete buffers), :bfirst, :blast, :bufdo
set hidden - enables silent switching modified buffers

Arguments:
:args (see or set args), :next, :prev, :argdo

Remapping:
nnoremap [b :bprevious
...

Ctrl-z – suspend Vim task. Analog of Vim's Ex cmd :shell
jobs – see the list of jobs (including the suspended)
fg – resume job (bash).
% – the name of the current file
:h rename-files – good example.
!G (in Normal mode) – prepare command line for filtering

Tip 34: Recall Commands from History.
q: – open Command-line-window
– execute the current command
– continue in Command-line mode

Tip 32-33: – tab-comletion of Ex commands. – insert current word at the prompt.

Inserting at the prompt is usefull when there is need to check documentation on some option in vimrc. By the way to find the location of the file on Windows:

vim --version | grep vimrc

Tip 29-30: Ex command `:norm ` applies the passed command to each line in a region, while `@:` repeats the last Ex command (`@@` repeats the last use of `@:`).

Beautiful! It's so easy to become a geek when you use Vim...

"Если ты в самом деле любишь ее, то защити любым возможным способом. ... Скорее всего, ты погибнешь, но для Даны это единственный шанс уцелеть."

Tip 29. The shorthand for command `:copy` it `:t`. Funny.

Хоть я и не перестал думать, что автор затянула первую книгу, все же фабулу я оценил. Конечно же, повесть написана для подростков, и отсылки к "странным" ограничениям, которые "поймешь, когда вырастешь", очень хорошо работают.