Notes
Hello, cyberpals. I make Pushover and old Macintosh stuff and sometimes OpenBSD stuff for you and me.
Here's a good visual comparison of the X1 Nano vs the X1 Carbon
My wife discovers coil whine:
PSA: The new @[email protected] Pro 6 APs have terrible coil whine (or "piezoelectric effects in multilayer capacitors" as their engineer on Reddit put it). They are very noisy even from several feet away when they're pushing WiFi traffic.
The "soft-rim" TrackPoint cap from my X1C7 made by @[email protected] appears to clear the keys on my X1N1
OpenBSD on the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano (1st Gen)
https://jcs.org/2021/01/27/x1nano
I don't remember crying the first time I watched Interstellar, but the movie feels a lot different now watching it as a father
Apparently dachshunds are trending on Twitter for being jerks. RIP Carl :(
Here's the inside of the X1 Nano
Trying out OpenBSD on the ThinkPad X1 Nano
Works so far: Wifi, video, touchpad, audio
Not working: Suspend (no S3)
Keyboard is a short throw but feels good, not much different than I remember my X1 Carbon feeling
Doesn't seem to get too hot or have a loud fan, no coil whine
PC vendors every year: here's our new boring laptops that are 0.01% thinner with fewer ports and battery and worse keebs but cost more sorry about the Intel
ASUS: here's 8 new gaming laptops that are weird but we're trying new stuff sorry about the RGBs
Pirating one less piece of software now
When your keyboard needs palm-rejection
Am I the only one that really likes stickers but is afraid to commit to putting the rare ones on something permanently? I never keep laptops long enough to cover the lid with them and I don't know what else to put them on.
512x342 @ 55"
A new @[email protected] print for the office
Unboxing software from 27 years ago: PacerTerm
My wife still insists on hanging the @[email protected] ornament on our tree
Tired: Making an app that achieves critical mass
Wired: Making a SaaS that is useful to like three people in the whole world
ReStuff extracts StuffIt 5 archives and re-archives them in StuffIt 3 so they can be opened in System 6
I previously mentioned using the Creative BT-W2 for Bluetooth audio on OpenBSD, but there's a new USB-C model that has hardware volume control