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Yes, yes and yes.

The remote plugin effectively lets you work on a remote machine (or OCI container) with your local VSCode instance, as a matter of fact it's the setup I'm using right this moment. This includes remote language servers, remote shells and even remote-specific configurations.

I'm a diehard vim user. I used to do everything in vim. Even my undergrad thesis was proudly written with vim.

This is the feature that single-handedly made me switch to vscode.