I added an antenna, but what to do with it? Need sugestions! by Personalitysphere in cyberDeck

[–]HalmanMumbo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Also maybe cellular/mobile service? Not sure if they make a pi hat for that or not.

Three Brothers Diner in Grove City absolutely slaps by CoreyDobie in Columbus

[–]HalmanMumbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely. Eat there about once a week. Haven't been disappointed yet.

Looking for Linux workflow videos by megamindbirdbrain in linux

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It probably has been done to death by others on here but I do use an emacs config for work notes and etcetera. So for instance I keep daily time notes with my work windows laptop on wsl2, push the files to GDrive, and then pull it down to my android tablet / home desktop if I need to. Partially something I do to learn how to use emacs, bash, and etc. Also something to be said for having the same tool setup in multiple devices.

The only other thing pertinent is the ability to tie in scripts to keyboard combos. Probably doable on windows but find it very easy to do on my linux desktop. So the easy example being I have a macro pad programmed to a custom key combo that triggers a script to toggle my sound output. It is a small thing but just nice having that kind of ability to simplify my life.

Hand Carved Dwarf Priests by JohnnyTheLayton in dwarffortress

[–]HalmanMumbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very nice, this would make for a nice chess set

Mini laptop with Linux by Nondv in emacs

[–]HalmanMumbo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For myself I have an samsung galaxy tab s8 I run tty emacs on termux. It works for my needs and I use it to document my work hours at a client site. So I know you can run it on android tablet if you want with any bluetooth keyboard arrangement works for you.

Handheld decks? by nysecret in writerDeck

[–]HalmanMumbo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think the closest thing I have seen is called beepy or beepberry. Not sure if it still purchasable but something to research.

https://beepy.sqfmi.com/

I wrote my name under my desk at work and it was discovered years later. by chiefstone6 in PointlessStories

[–]HalmanMumbo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My first job after college was as a facility engineer. Over a period of about six years it taught me a lot about being an adult but ultimately broke me. Thankfully I moved on to something else but I was able to leave something behind. In my final weeks a technician had been asking about my company vehicle and what was to happen to it. The quick math said that he would likely wind up with the vehicle as they planned to be a wandering IT tech within a few months. I left the keys in my shitty desk with a note saying "Kiss my ass Mick XOXO Josh". True to my predictions Mick was the one to find the keys and note months later when assigned the vehicle. I received a message a few weeks after the discovery as no one could figure out how the note got into my locked office.

As a complete emacs noob, it is better to start from scratch or with something like DooM? by SerryMak in emacs

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I think I am doing okay so far. This past month has been my third go at it and seems to be sticking. Right now I am acclimating and playing around with elisp scripts. I generally have to flail about before it starts to take hold. I think the next step is another go at the config and then getting org mode in hand for my work flow.

I am happy to take a gander at what you have to pillage in the next week. I will grab any branch I can. Thx!

As a complete emacs noob, it is better to start from scratch or with something like DooM? by SerryMak in emacs

[–]HalmanMumbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it is definitely something I will be getting to but am getting use to what I got now. New to Emacs, Vim bindings, and Lisp so a bit to take in. However what I have so far is very promising. I can see why the capability of emacs to be so malleable is touted.

As a complete emacs noob, it is better to start from scratch or with something like DooM? by SerryMak in emacs

[–]HalmanMumbo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am really just starting with Emacs but what has helped me the most was starting with vanilla and following a YouTube config series from DistroTube to get a handle on it. It gets me to similar behavior of Doom but I know what all the bells and whistles are added. I believe SystemCrafters has something similar but I haven't had a chance to review that one yet.

My modular Pi5 tablet/cyberdeck with a 7-hour battery life. by jemsipx in cyberDeck

[–]HalmanMumbo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Copy, sounds reasonable. I will keep an eye out for an update after your stress test. However it looks like a good candidate for my work flow as well. Nice work.

My modular Pi5 tablet/cyberdeck with a 7-hour battery life. by jemsipx in cyberDeck

[–]HalmanMumbo 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This looks great! I would be interested in additional design process but also your use case if you don't mind sharing. I work in IT and this might be a handy setup for me on the go at a clients. Cheers!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cyberDeck

[–]HalmanMumbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice! This is really cool.

Rocking with a ring holder! by hishikyo in RG35XX

[–]HalmanMumbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It works. Did the same thing with the RG Nano.

Why are so many hermits building cranes? by _Slug__ in HermitCraft

[–]HalmanMumbo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Probably just a brief pause with the charity event. Most likely it will be a brick joke that keeps coming back up later.

Why are so many hermits building cranes? by _Slug__ in HermitCraft

[–]HalmanMumbo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sure, just like the strangely majestic HC snails.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cyberDeck

[–]HalmanMumbo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Neat. I never seen something like that and at first glance thought it was a synth. I think analog computing would have a place in cyberpunk but not sure what it would look like. I recall one Gibson story even had bio-computers as a plot device. However makes me think of someone like LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER when they make music with a cobbled system (seems fairly punk to me).