Heating up around here so I’m onto to cold brew. Basically a fine mesh strainer cup in a jar that I let sit overnight. 40 grams lasts 2 days.

Give it a good shake when I make it. Roughly 18 hours steep then it’s good to go the next day, nice and cold out of the fridge.

If I’m fasting I have it with just an ice block, but if I’m not ill have it with oat milk in a tall glass, maybe 80 coffee, 20 oat milk. good shit!

Give to a friend / colleague, then make a pen holders, etc.

Then, up your prep/calibration time to reduce wastage.

Melt it low temp into some sort of bowl mould.

“This was a plant.”

Used Prusa MK3s

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Thinkcenter tiny, 4 external HDDs, a DAC, a raspi3b+, was like 25W I think.

I do this and just run Ubuntu on a Thinkcenter tiny.

Then this for input off the sofa.

I also put a few Braille dots on few buttons and glow in the dark paint on a few important dots to make it more usable which really works, Braille especially.

Then… A few bookmarks in the firefox, jellyfin, navidrome, Spotify, vlc/MPV from mounted NAS etc.

I don’t bother with any media/apps interface, I mostly see them as annoying and not needed with this KB/trackball setup.

Then…Bob’s your uncle!

VLC for the everyday person, all the way until you get to enthusiast class, then you use MPV.

Shortcuts, lightweight, CLI etc…

My nixpkgs list is something like

• Firefox
• Vim
• WezTerm
• Fzf
• Zoxide
• Starship
• Copyq
• mpv
• Obsidian
• Chromium
• Xbindkeys
• Xte

Exactly

Admittedly I’ve never done it, but my 5mins of LLM’ing said chroot is only needed when keeping chromeOS on the machine side by side.

Some reason I have Chromebook Lenovo Thinka Pad 11e saved in my notes

Iirc it’s something that isn’t too difficult to unlock and get Linux on it, otherwise I wouldn’t have considered it.

Really? LOL

I’m on Windows for work but I login to a Linux box to do any work within the first five minutes

Since the woods has not internet, 11. No ads, no tracking. Do need the old context menus and a few things before I head out though.

Copyq is now your friend.

If your workload doesn’t run well on a raspi you cannot use a raspi…

There is still the real vnc lite version btw. 3 machines

Portable in the sense there is no lock in ie I can get up and leave with my data.

It’s a bit hard to do that with anytype.

If they stopped producing features or I wanted my data in another program, I’m stuck with a “Open source” format, but no where to go…

Unless that has changed, then I would take a look again.

AFAIK they have a proprietary data format so your files aren’t really that portable. Therefore I suggest obsidian and syncthing together.