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Haha that works too. I guess I didn’t think of it because I was also trying to not have to talk when I’m half awake :P

Tangentially related: I'm tempted to buy call options ahead of Amazon's earnings in late April, because they will probably generate millions of extra profit from people that couldn't get through the steps to migrate off of IPv4.

Although looking at their latest earnings numbers [0], even $100M more will only marginally affect the net profit. Hm...

[0] https://ir.aboutamazon.com/news-release/news-release-details...

Given that AWS will start charging for IPv4 addresses starting Feb 1, I thought this guide would help people that need to migrate their EC2 instances to IPv6

Reading this reminded me of my recent pains of migrating my EC2 to IPv6. I ended up writing a guide on it. Take a look if it helps!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39111148

Vim's primitives are quite powerful for digging through logs too. Here are some of my favorite one-liners:

https://swordandsignals.com/2021/01/10/vim-read-logs.html

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Nice, that'll come handy

Yes, I definitely am much descriptive for the config file on my personal computer. The configs I'm recommending here is more for ephemeral machines that you are using just to look at files (such as sshing into a VM that was created to run integration tests). For those cases, being able to quickly type something into the .vimrc and improve your experience is nice.

Oh wow I had no idea that it looks so bad on Firefox. Thanks for pointing it out, I will look for a fix.

Edit: fixed by removing "Apple Color Emoji" from the list. Thanks!

Thanks, I've edited the post to mention about putting everything in one lien.

Thanks, I didn't know about putting everything on one line. I've updated the post to include this tip.

As for showing line numbers, I'm often doing this to read logs on a remote VM. In those scenarios, having easy access to where you are in the file is really helpful.