I used to use Termius, but now I just use Tailscale. I don’t need to manage (almost) any keys or passwords, nor do I need to remember any IPs.
USB A in 2025 😭
Sam Altman, too
I only watched it once and it was just terrible. I would maybe give it another shot, I don’t really remember it much anyway.
In some ways it seems worse that they make humans pump out this slop instead of a machine
AirPods Pro & Max. It’s so nice that you can just connect to them with the QAM now. I haven’t used them with Discord on a Steam Deck though
Seems like one of those bell curve memes with macOS on the left and right and windows in the center
This one ended up being easier than I thought it was going to be. My algorithm for correcting the incorrect orders needed to be ran multiple times, for some reason
https://github.com/spencersolberg/advent-of-code-2024/tree/main/05
Typescript with Deno. Was thinking of trying Gleam but I don’t know if I’d have the time to do it in a new language and Deno is just so nice anyway lol
It’s not the other way around? It says the 2.5Gbe port has PoE, I thought that sold be for LAN
12x more than I paid for the real Steam Controller and only a fraction of the features. Was hoping it would be priced more affordably
I haven't owned a mechanical keyboard in years, but I found this while thrifting the other day. Cleaned it up, everything seems to work fine.
The only thing that irks me is the spacebar. It sort of teeter totters and only works when I press in the center. Are there supposed to be three switches under it?
Also, is there any way to swap the alt/windows keys at the hardware/firmware level? I prefer the macOS layout and would like to avoid juggling configuration software on each device I own.
I’m actually intrigued because usually when people complain about lack of software on Linux, it’s gaming, productivity, or creative software.
All the big browsers and development tools are on Linux just as they are on macOS or Windows