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I cannot wait. This looks so nice.

Same story here. But I recently moved to Tide prompt. It's pure fish and really amazingly fast.

I feel like we should make a comment here about you're not in the sudor's wheel.

See, I don't get this. Last time I tried fastmail I ended up on proton because it was just slightly... Kludgy. DNS was slow. Webmail was a mess. And the mobile client scene wasn't worth it.

That said, the billing side wasn't bad.

I want to like Brair, but I have yet to find any one who does use it. Which is a shame, really.

The Forerunner 255 fits that bill. Or the other cheaper Forerunners. The Fenix line is more akin to the iPhone Pro Max.

That makes sense. I do worry we are starting to build key chains that are leveraged obliquely to the user.

Once passkey support comes to bitwarden I'll be a little more comfortable I think.

Interesting. I'm still struggling to see how this is better than just using a yubi/solo-key

So Solokey V2. Not that I'm complaining by the way. Any open competition to yubikey is a win in my book.

Mine just died with a faulty Left Bumper switch. I'm hoping Steam will RMA it or send me a replacement board.

Cause like the poster, it's the best way to play my PS2 game collection.

If this is the case, what about their Wifi locked controllers? No way to free them I expect, just instant e-waste.

Do you have any guides on the same level as simplicity as this one? It seems while we always bring up wireguard, its a big topic with few good places to get hand hold on.

Wonder what the retention and falloff rates will be.

I was going to buy the Mini Trackball, but.... the bearing structure just isn't it for me. Between using single direction bearings with PLA pins to the possible grinding its just a little to much work ATM. Oh, and direct screwing into PLA always worries me.

The big one however has these mods in the community so that's awesome.

They never left the B2B and corporate world.

Who charges? We just had our second and they didn't charge at all. Gave the nurses/midwives a chance to make more ready.....

And this was at Major CT Hospital.

Good idea, wrong company to fund it.

Wait, I didn't know they where the same person. Neat.

Honest question, why kit just get a DAP like one of the Higby, FiiO, Shanking, or Xduoo devices?

I really want to grab one, if nothing else to take part, but man I just don't have the funds for a Gen 1. Maybe Gen 2.

Backed at the Early Bird level. Been waiting for the V2 go launch. Can't wait to see what's next.

Quick question: which do y'all foresee as likely to be more popular, the USB-C or that awesome reversible USB-A?

They're likely a little swamped with the Pico launch.

But does it have a flagship instance like Mastodon.social.

Sure thing! The forerunner 45s is the cheaper option in the forerunner lineup, BUT it doesn't have standard lugs.

There is also the Venu and Vivoactive lines with touch screens, but their battery isn't nearly as good as anything in forerunner's camp.

The Garmin Forerunner 45/245 might fit that bill. I'm wearing one right now and only notice it because its riding up on my wrist from my sweater.

And as a bit of a metric nerd the Garmin data exports rock.

Oh, and I haven't charged it in over a week.

As soon as possible. I've got a bicuspid heart valve, and while its in good shape, I really want to stop having to worry about suddenly needing to replace it.

This makes me hopeful we'll see an improved PineTab....

I don't get the love/want for GraphQL clients. Sure they are nice to get started but like ORMs they are needed until you hit a certain level of Team/Project scale.

That said it's good to see a counterpoint to the GraphQL push. With gql, gRPC, etc, it's a great time to be working with APIs.

But what's the battery usage? And handling meshing? why not just use Syncthing?

The DMG/GBA/GBC hacking community is oddly dedicated.