Hackers' Pub

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arthur.pizza @art@mastodon.sdf.org

3/12/2025, 5:30:07 AM

Public

Your weapon of choice.

#vi #vim #vscode

Certainly! Here’s a detailed description of the image for the visually impaired:

The image is a two-panel digital illustration, drawn in an anime-inspired style. It depicts a close-up of two hands gripping the handle of a katana (a traditional Japanese sword). The perspective is from the wielder’s point of view, looking down at the sword being drawn from its sheath. The background is a simple blue sky.

### **First Panel:**
- The sword is partially unsheathed, revealing a small section of the blade.
- On this exposed portion, the text **"Vi"** is written in a bold, black font.
- The handle of the sword is wrapped in purple and black cloth, with a golden handguard (tsuba). The wielder’s hands are firmly gripping the sword, showing strong fingers and a determined stance.

### **Second Panel:**
- The sword is now fully unsheathed, revealing more of the blade.
- The text on the blade has expanded from **"Vi"** to **"Visual Studio Code"**, written in the same bold, black font.
- The wielder’s hands maintain their firm grip, and the sword is held steadily.

### **Interpretation:**
This image humorously represents the transition from using Vi (a classic command-line text editor) to Visual Studio Code (a modern, graphical code editor). The dramatic, anime-style sword-drawing trope adds a sense of epic decision-making or transformation, making the joke visually engaging.

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