Linux, Vim, Omakub and on being vendor agnostic | Eddie Dale: The other aspect that appealed to me from Omakub, was the “us agains the mega corporations” mindset. Whether it’s Microsoft, Apple, Google or Amazon. I keep feeling this urge. An urge to move towards more open standards. I have a Kindle, but my next Continue reading
Spotify’s daylist is something different. I haven’t been that understood by a piece of music-related software. Honestly, it’s always on point and the suggestions are always wild (but good wild). But in terms of being understood by a piece software, recently I’ve made multiple changes to automations working in our home due to finally having Continue reading
Your boy made it to the credits of Frostpunk 2! Continue reading
Sixth episode of Mad Men today. It takes courage to binge this hard. Continue reading
Yeah not really Continue reading
The keyboard. Continue reading
I saw someone posting that they wanted to switch to Android but because they don’t want to think about tech they will buy iPhone. Again. If that’s you I have a tip – you don’t have to buy new phone. You can use whatever you have, it’s probably enough. Continue reading
It’s actually nice to live in a world where I don’t care about new iPhones. I know, I’m repeating myself, but this is a new thing for me and I’m trying to cherish every moment. Continue reading
Last year’s iPhone 15 and this year’s iPhone 16 make me feel good about getting that Android phone. At this point – seriously – I’m waiting for a discount for either Pixel 8a or 8. I want to spend about $400 or less for one of these and I’m going to be golden. Seriously, I Continue reading
Thanks Apple not really interested. Wojtek told me about event happening because I wasn’t even aware that it is happening today. 😂 Continue reading
Ok, im gonna check it. Continue reading
Fortnite is great, but Epic Games Stores app on Windows is abysmal. Not sure if I’ve ever used slower software than this. Continue reading
>Telegram clearly fails to meet this stronger definition for a simple reason: it does not end-to-end encrypt conversations by default. If you want to use end-to-end encryption in Telegram, you must manually activate an optional end-to-end encryption feature called “Secret Chats” for every single private conversation you want to have. The feature is explicitly not Continue reading
Now I’m sitting and thinking if there’s anything I forgot to move from Windows to Linux (even though I didn’t “move”, I just installed it side by side and everything on Windows is still there). Also Windows is here to stay since I can’t play Warzone on Linux, so I will have to use Windows Continue reading
Tomorrow wil be my first day of using Linux only for Work. Not sure if it’s gonna work out but let’s see. I can always boot into Windows if needed. Continue reading