Vim.sexy: Introducing a next-level editor for the modern web

Re:Vim.sexy: Introducing a next-level editor for the modern web by aroch on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @12:36PM (#7348336)

I feel as if I shouldn't be clicking links that end in the .sexy TLD at work

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Re:Vim.sexy: Introducing a next-level editor for the modern web by eatnumber1 on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @12:38PM (#7348349)

It's SFW, no worries.

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Re:Vim.sexy: Introducing a next-level editor for the modern web by aroch on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @12:44PM (#7348407)

The point isn't whether the actual content SFW or not, picking a TLD that's inappropriate for most workplaces is probably not a great idea.

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Re:Vim.sexy: Introducing a next-level editor for the modern web by Crito on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @01:00PM (#7348517)

I mean, what's the actual fear? That you will be reprimanded for visiting the site by somebody who does not actually bother to visit the site to see that it isn't porn? Seems like a pretty easy thing to explain.

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Re:Vim.sexy: Introducing a next-level editor for the modern web by ssawyer06 on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @12:44PM (#7348406)

...but the TLD might be blocked and/or logged by my enterprise, so I won't click at work.

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