Some say that the most important prerequisite for dealing with a problem is admitting its existence. So yeah, I'm probably addicted to mechanical keyboards. If I remember correctly, I now have six fully operational, top-notch models already at hand (2xDasK, 1xWASD, 2xKeyboardio, 1xKeychron). The recent addition to the family is...
Briefly speaking: I am a note-making addict. I write/sketch all the time, and effective visual language is essential in my daily routine (both personal and professional). I have two primary use cases: * creating notes just for myself - as a contribution to my evergrowing knowledge base * collaboration with others,...
I've bought another mechanical keyboard (technically - I've backed the Kickstarter campaign [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/keyboardio/atreus]). Feel free to call me an addict - I don't mind. It's my 4th and all three that I already have work well until now, so I have no valid reason...
I am a notorious note-taker. Over the years, I've learned not to rely solely on my (or anyone else's) memory but to create well structured, concise, and adequately labeled notes for future use. It's not only required to preserve the knowledge, but it helps you develop some valuable abilities & skills,...
Part I can be found here [https://no-kill-switch.ghost.io/weaving-code-like-a-boss-part-i/] Options considered By now, you should already have an overall idea what I was expecting of my new devmachine. What models did I consider to fulfill these needs? * I didn't consider MacBook Pro /w Retina [http://www.apple.com/...
It's already over 3 months since I've swapped my primary code-crafting devmachine with Dell XPS 13 (2015) [http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-13-9350-laptop/pd] - sounds like the high time for first conclusions & bold statements ^_^ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Before that, a brief clarification - I knew exactly what I was looking...
