I just closed vim in under 20 seconds.

black magic

Way to Google the answer! I'm proud of you for taking advantage of 21st century technology.

New top score!

C-c C-c C-z <ESC> <ESC> q q q q q :q :q!

@j4cobgarby I believe C-z actually works.

20 sec to unplug your computer doesn't seem like a speed record

@dontPanic I'd consider that panicking

@bezorp you're right

Whoop Dee Fucking Doo!

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I got out in 2 seconds and without googling.

Fight me.

That's really still a thing? :wqa!

Reminds me of the first time I used vim.
I used to mash random buttons to go into insert mode.

@electrineer woop woop

@Condor why `w` and `!`? does that mean safe all files where i have write access and discard the other ones?

@gitreflog Write All Quit and ! means "forcibly quit if necessary". Essentially you'd use this when you have e.g. a modified read-only file that Vim can't write to but you want Vim to close regardless, even when it fails to write. Or :q! would be like "yes I modified that file, but I don't want you to write it, just quit already!"

@exploreTheC I would too, if I knew it was vim to begin with. Cuz this time it was opened automatically, and I didnt know it even was vim before I managed to close it...

@Bimpfi Cooooool. I am influence ._.

@Condor yeah i know :q! but in combination with w that was new to me. interesting,..

@WIPocket
Haha all good I’m just poking some fun. :)

@gitreflog
:x = :wq = write and quit
:xa = :wqa = write and quit all