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While I dislike the term "digital nomad", it's probably the shortest way to describe me. A lot of this list is biased towards things that travel well Real worl
by doix 3y ago
While I dislike the term "digital nomad", it's probably the shortest way to describe me. A lot of this list is biased towards things that travel well
Real world stuff:
1. My moonlander keyboard. Small and portable and very ergonomic (for me).
2. NEXTSTAND laptop stand, I think it's a clone of some other stand which I forget the name of. Small, portable and improves stops me always staring down at my laptop when I work.
3. Apple airpods pro 2. I am far from an apple fanboy, it's pretty much the only piece of apple tech I have. I think they work exceptionally well
4. Adidas ultra boost shoes. I used to buy really cheap garbage shoes. Then one day I had to borrow a friend's shoes and realized that there is actually a difference in shoe. They fit like socks and the soles are great.
5. Farpoint 75L osprey bag. My whole life fits in there, easy to open and live out of. Great to carry on short walks.
Software:
1. i3wm, maybe one day it'll become sway when I ditch x11. It really boosts my efficiency in basically everything I do. I couldn't imagine working on a small laptop screen without it.
2. Vim, modal shortcuts really improved my efficiency in editing.
- OJFord 3y ago> Farpoint 75L osprey bag. My whole life fits in there, easy to open and live out of. Funny how something so simple can feel so different to different people: I imagine you (and others) find that empowering and convenient; to me - and I don't mean this judgmentally, I mean for me - it would be depressing and inconvenient.