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Goodwill Strikes Again
A symptom of heavy Vim usage is that your brain begins to re-partition old memories for keyboard shortcuts— trashing old brain files for small boosts in finger dexterity.
It was this mass of tangled brains in my own dome that compelled me to purchase a weighty foot-pedal at Goodwill. The model I got is actually a combination of three, springy switches. Sold for the reasonable price of $3.
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