Always cargo shorts or pants (depending on weather):

• Phone in upper left pocket (galaxy s22)
• wallet and keys in lower right pocket
• ear buds in lower left pocket (soundcore space a40)
• I find it surprisingly uncomfortable to keep anything in my upper right pocket

Galaxy Watch 4

my backpack (if occasion requires):

• Laptop (Thinkpad X1 Carbon 6)
• A jacket or sweatshirt
• A tech bag (USB-C cable, wireless cavle for my watch, magic anker wall charger)

…and that’s about it

Not sure about paid models, but Claude Sonnet 3.5 is so good it’s not even funny. I’ve had arguments with it, where it was right in the end, and it never even considered that I was right (because I wasn’t; I ended up looking it up afterwards). I’ve never seen that with any other model

I’m not using brave and I don’t like it.

You don’t like the fact that your not using brave?

Woohoo! One step closer to killing the tyranny of X11! He’s almost dead already, just those pesky Nvidia users… (Or rather that pesky graphics card company)

I use Google Keep (I know, I know). I can share any link to the app and then I can access it from whatever device I’m on. You can also notes, which can come in handy for random things.

I love reading Derek Sivers. Something about the way he thinks and writes is truly special

Then what’s Win11, Arc, that style?

Soulseek, anyone? I only ever do books and music, and Soulseek has everything I need

Its confusing that we also use ‘rootful’ to refer to a process running as the root user

T480 is generally a good bet. I (naively) got an X1C6, thinking that all thinkpads were nice and repairable. The X1 series, at least, is not

Oh, I gotcha now

Or the KDE System tray…

For reference, is this more like inkscape, more like filgma, or a mix between the two?

I learned this one from CGP Grey: Caffeine Naps. Drink a cup of coffee right before you nap. When you wake up, you dont feel groggy because of the caffeine

Stardew Valley FTW

No, Wubuntu

I just started writing a programming language! I’m using pest for the grammar/lexing, which makes if super easy. I built my ast using enums and structs, which makes me appreciate Rust even more. I also am coming to love the way rust handles errors. For example, when there’s an error converting from pest -> ast, it feeds all of the error into into my error type, which is so much easier to handle than making it panic out of the function

There’s even a portable version if you don’t have admin rights on the device

Yes! TrackMania footage is so satisfying. Wirtual’s documentaries on the game are also great

I did the same! After that, I never tried to run that command from memory