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this is because my current plan is to go all Linus and have a server rack mounted personal PC

#devastated Was looking forward to that as I hate plumbing and was hoping it could speed up and simplify swaps

yeah the more text work you do on it the less good it is if you want it for media consumption/gaming it's the best

I have a keyboard that has 3 profiles that I can manually select so I can control which computer they are connected to however I don't seem to beable to find a mouse that does the same making repairing a pain especially as one of my laptops doesn't really respect what I've paired it to sometimes

Depends on what you call cheap naturally but I find the keychron boards nice you could get a barebones and insert your own hot swappable keys cherrymx or whatever or just get the keychron switches in a prebuilt I find the v6 with knob a good gateway drug

if you are getting it purely for dev coding (vscode etc) no otherwise then yes I would say it's advanced far enough for general usage where you are doing a bit of this and a bit of that sure

I remember ages ago all the rage being about prefilled quick disconnect loops where you could just plug everything in and tahdah watercooling what happened?

I find the Samsung A line surprisingly good a14/a34/a54 if you can stretch your budget to an a34 it's great phone

it keeps looking more and more like my next headset I still wish that it could support base stations for better tracking even if it was just an optional addon

USB-C would still be the killer feature for me

The only reason is News+ gives me access to a bunch of articles from a bunch of papers without needing to subscribe to each one individually (and pay tons for the few stories I read on each). I have assume ground news doesn't work this way and if I were to hit a paywalled article I would need to...

News+ is what I use most tbh which does frustrate me it's only on the top tier as I could live without tv+/arcade

oh I love sublime <3

my issue is they say "heavy duty" then the crumble to dust if you look at em funny

can't wait for all the new shiny features my fave is still call transcribing contact posters better auto correct landscape mode interactable widgets

yikes on the topic of apple one, it's quite useful it's nice to have your custom domains on your iCloud account which is handy but I would only get it if you need X features you are right though 2TB is too much for my usage

While I love VS Code when I am coding, I find that for the reasons I used notepad++; it's too much as by the time I've opened VS Code and all my 70 million plugins have loaded, I could have already finished what I would have done on Notepad++. I'll give it a look-see. The main uses I had for...

All hail the new m2 max :D it's really nice they've partially solved some of the teething issues with m1 I've upgraded to 1 14" m2 max I just love the form factor

We've all been there. the key point is it works now

I have a monitor arm atm that can barely handle my sammy 49 is there any reputable brand that can sell a arm that can hold one of these ultrawides?