I mean something entirely different.

In these days of utter political madness, the occasional Tuesday morning B.S. troll is about keeping it all together, somehow.

Yes, and Midnight Commander is a file manager.

Marx

a) You can't get to 'is not' without crushing the liberty of the child to reject the Gospel.
b) Fair enough, but Jesus never rejected money as such, for all, say, "The Widow's Mite" indicates significantly different Heavenly accounting.

(a) If my son is a truly free moral agent, how am I culpable for his potential rejection of the Gospel, assuming I've done my paternal duty? Salvation is a purely individual thing.
(b) Economic systems are what they are. Evil lives in the flesh of men, and materialism is a violation of at least two of the 10 Commandments, which predate modern economics anyway. Not even Jesus advocated pure barter.

Now here's the sad part- even in American Protestantism, heck, even among the atheists; this country is falling apart precisely because the GI and Baby Boomer Generations have failed in that responsibility; they have failed to teach anything resembling traditional morality.

I wouldn't limit the criticism to Protestantism, for all I don't even consider myself such.

Batteries if you must,
In moving parts trust,
Or with mere soap and a blade,
Be plying your trade.
Burma Shave

Really? I thought it was Lynx.

I'm in the same boat. I love EmacsWiki though, and reference it often.
Did work with headless, virtualized Linux nodes accessed via RDP into a Windows server. Everyone's all whining about the security policies, and all.
I slap in a PuTTY distro and Emacs, fix and environment variable, and I'm in there via Tramp Mode like it won't nothin' but a thang.
The other biggie is Org mode, a full outlining tool that is mainly driven by the tab key. For doing admin work, it pays heap big dividends to take a lot of notes.
I will admit to using Aquamacs on OS-X.
And yes, for you vi girls, Emacs does have emulation modes. *sigh*

NOT peanut butter & chocolate.

Zen's then, baby: Zen's then.

One of liberty.

The way it works is exactly as I stated it, though your entry/exit point is also true.