«20:58:18»

In terms of cables, I like the brand ANKER because their products are sturdy and last well. It’s a bit insulting that Apple makes you buy so many dongles and cables, yet they don’t last.

«19:58:50»

Successfully compiled and loaded the Arduino firmware with some basic customizations for my Keyboardio Model 01-Q (repo), and created a graphical layout for it.

«18:21:00»

Big advantage to a keyboard like the keyboardio Model 01 is, you can chord multiple modifier keys with your thumb.

«10:48:51»

Learned something important about keybase’s kbfs system, which is mounted as a fuse drive on macOS at /keybase: you don’t need to do a mkdir to make a shared private folder; rather just cd to it. To share a file with keybase friend heidi, just do cd /keybase/private/youruser,heidi and that folder will magically show up, and you can drop the files to share right in there. Slick! 😍

«09:40:32»

For all its benefits, Keybase.io doesn’t support audio or video chat, but Wire does.

«20:37:56»

Are you aware of keybase.io? They offer various features like encrypted chat, git, shared file storage, a public webpage, but my favorite part is how they are making identity easy. See the links on my keybase profile.

«20:41:22»

For wrist health, I’m trying an ergonomic Model 01 from Keyboardio. So far it’s slowed me down so much, it’s like I cannot even touch type. 😱

«19:59:01»

Did you know you can specify how rsync uses ssh? Set a variable like this:

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sshopts="ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no"

Then call it like this:

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rsync --verbose --compress --archive --recursive --partial /
--progress --checksum --delete --rsh="$sshopts" public/ /
$user:$hostpath

Bonus tip: target needs a trailing slash!