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Really enjoyed reading this. Excellent write-up. Thank you very much!
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Enjoying my new WASD V3 88-Key keyboard.
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LOVE their keyboards
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That is definitely a noticeable omission. I hope there’s an aftermarket solution.
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I just learned there are wireless mechanical keyboards for macOS! https://www.keychron.com
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Battlestation (with screenshot):
Software:
- Debian Linux
- Emacs (literate programming config)
- i3
- Firefox
Hardware:
- Kinesis Advantage keyboard
- Lenovo X1 Extreme 2nd gen
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You’re welcome to co-work anytime: https://zen-temple.net/lambda-zen-temple/introduction/
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There was quite some painting going on at the house - all the outside surfaces have been redone for example^^
The shak is for storing 6.5 qm^3 of local wood for the fireplaces, though:
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/3bzrdql6j7b9ab6/lambda_living_room.jpg?dl=0
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/k20x5lvpd7e4a2m/lamda_zen_temple_lounge.jpg?dl=0
In summer, when it’s empty and raining outside, I do tend to sit inside it from time to time enjoy life with a cup of coffee and a good book^^
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Unfortunately, the last subjectively ‘good’ MBP was the 2015 model which broke down on me hard close to two years ago.
Objectively speaking - or at least to the best of my knowledge, the new MBPs are not capable of running Linux due to loads of proprietary hardware.
If only Apple still sold the 2015 model with a RAM, SSD and CPU upgrade, I’d still have a MBP and would have saved weeks of research and tinkering on slightly less differently proprietary hardware(;
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hate to admit it but I still use vimwiki. https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
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i use organice
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I second organice. It works well for journaling with a capture template. It equally works well for other kinds of support documents and todos. You can even generate an agenda out of your notes.
Also, it’s FOSS, so you don’t have to worry that your work will be made obsolete at some point.
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non-fiction: C# in Depth, Fourth Edition by Jon Skeet
fiction: Kalmann by Joachim B. Schmidt. Just finished reading it a day ago. I can really recommend this book. One of my favorite ones so far.