u/iamquah

(NOTE: yes, I know it looks too tight. and yes I've taken it off. My other ring in that same size did not give me any issues)

I didn't see many reviews other than the one Spinity (now Numeno) spinner ring - initial thought

1. There's a LOT of give - the spinner component can move a lot to the left or right

2. I think because the spinner component has a lot of give, the spin locks up unless you catch it JUST right. I enjoy slowly moving it instead of just launching the spinner (the whir is kind of annoying) and there is a lot of friction.

Overall, I've had rings that cost half the price but feel higher quality build-wise. I'd recommend avoiding this

Edit: their return policy is the stupidest I've ever seen:

> Return Eligibility To be eligible for a return, your item must be: (1) Unworn and unused (2) In the same condition as received (3) In its original packaging (4) Accompanied by proof of purchase

So by trying it out you're no longer eligible to return this. Literally what is the point then? I STG I will literally check every day if anyone posts any questions about this company and paste my review there. $100 down the drain

Disclaimer, I'm not Gagan, just someone who has used his fork for the past few months and has a deep appreciation for all the effort put in. The fork in question: gj1118/helix

I'm not going to wax poetic about open source and "if you don't like it fork it". Instead I wanted to make more people aware that this exists and shout out his contributions to open source because I think he put in quite a bit of effort. I think this is really what open source is all about.

Typewriter mode is an editing mode that prioritizes writing instead of doubling back to do constant edits or touching up. I think the emphasis is on "get it out" instead of "make it perfect".

This is one simple attempt and I would love to see if anyone has suggestions for improvements? This is (a subset) of my config:

theme = "monokai_pro_spectrum"

[editor]
line-number = "relative"
mouse = true
cursorline = true
true-color = true
rulers = [80, 120]
color-modes = true
completion-timeout = 15
jump-label-alphabet = "jfkdls;aurieowpqnvmcxz"
default-yank-register = '+'
scrolloff = 999          # TYPEWRITER: cursor stays centered; the page scrolls under it

[editor.soft-wrap]
enable = true            # wrap long prose lines instead of scrolling sideways


[editor.statusline]
mode.normal = "TYPEWRITER - NOR"
mode.insert = "TYPEWRITER - INS"
mode.select = "TYPEWRITER - SEL"

[keys.insert]
backspace = "no_op"      # no delete-backward
del = "no_op"            # no delete-forward
C-w = "no_op"            # no delete-word-backward


[keys.normal]
u = "no_op"              # no undo
U = "no_op"              # no redo
d = "no_op"              # no delete-selection
c = "no_op"              # no change-selection
r = "no_op"              # no replace-char
R = "no_op"              # no replace-with-yanked

The full config is here if anyone is interested: typewriter_mode.toml

I just activate it via a command in my MAKEFILE: make write

FILE ?= hw
write:
	hx -c .helix/typewriter_mode.toml $(FILE).tex

Just a heads up I'm not using the actual Helix branch so if you decide to check out my config not everything will work. Shoutout gj1118 for the amazing fork