Saving when you forget to `sudo vim`

Picture this—you are plugged in, furiously editing a config file in Vim over an SSH session to fix some issues in staging. Minutes pass by and you have keyed in some changes that might do the trick. You scroll through one last time before typing :w and Enter. Whoops! You annoyingly realize you don’t have the permissions to modify the file directly. You were supposed to run sudo vim to edit the goddamn thing!

Third time's the charm

10 years ago, I entered college. I had decided back then that I’d continue maintaining Sabernova, my first sincere foray into blogging. But I knew it wasn’t well-built and had outstanding issues. A perfectionist mindset took over that made me hesitant to type out blogger.com. I never got around to authoring since. Over the years, I’d continue putting blogging on the back burner conjuring all kinds of excuses, the latest of which was that I’d build my own blogging platform in high-performance Rust (bwuahahaha).

I guess it’s high time to say—fuck it—I’m just going to start writing again.