This is a page dedicated to the tools that I use and what I use them for. If you'd like to know more or have questions, hit me up on Twitter.
This is a work in progress...
Hardware
Here's all the hardware I'm working with. I use a surprising amount.
Mobile/Wearable
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iPhone 13 Pro: I actually switch phones pretty often. My phone is, as I'm assuming it is for most people, an extension of me. So, because of that, what phone I'm changes with how I'm feeling. I think this is my last iPhone, and I still use my Pixel 6 throughout the day.
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Google Pixel 6: This one is actually an interesting one. I currently run ProtonAOSP on it. As I mentioned above, I do end up changing phones pretty often. I end up using this phone for a lot of testing things like Open Source Android OS's, sandboxing Google Apps with MicroG. There's probably a post coming up where I give my $0.02 on privacy. All to say, I switch phones a lot, so I keep this one around, charged, turned on, and within arms reach at mostly all times.
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Whoop 4.0: In my endless pursuit to lose weight and track everything about me, I wear a Whoop 4.0. "Why not just wear an Apple Watch?" you ask... well, I address that next, but it's mostly because it't compatible with both iOS and Android (see above).
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Apple Watch Series 6: Closing my rings are addicting. I like being able to delete emails from my wrist without picking up my phone. I like being able to leave my phone on silent. There are a lot of reasons to keep wearing an Apple Watch, but it's becoming increasingly more of a chore. The Whoop plus a regular watch might be the coming switch.
Compute
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Framework Laptop: My main laptop. I just freaking love this thing. Their purpose is something that I really admire, support, and want to see succeed. I love the idea of not having to think about buying a whole new laptop if something in this one were to break or die. I really like the idea that I can just buy new RAM, or buy a bigger hard drive if things aren't performing like I need them to. The expansion cards are such a key component of this thing, too. Not having to carry around a dongle is *Chef's Kiss*.
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MSI GS66 Stealth Pro: My gaming/3D design laptop. I keep this laptop because I do spend a lot of time video gaming with friends. I also do some 3D printing & 3D design, so having a Windows laptop with a dedicated GPU. There are a lot of things to like about this computer, and some things to not like. But, overall, I do like having this laptop. Though, I do see an eGPU involved in my setup.