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Vim-Plug
How to setup vim with plugins using Vim-Plug
Boneworks Review
Boneworks is a Physics-Focused Virtual Reality (VR) First-Person Shooter (FPS). I’ve recently started playing it and here are my thoughts.
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Return of the Quest
Yep – here we go again! Except this time, I bought it. Another one of our friends came over with their VR headset to play around with. We played a bit of Beat Saber, Onward, and FSX. I immediately fell back in love with the headset. I sat down that night, thought about it and…
USB Magnetic Plugs – A Minor Inconvenience
In one of my posts, I mentioned that I was switching all of my USB cables to USB-C. Because I was making that transition, another idea I had was to also convert a bunch of the cables to be magnetic. Benefits / Use Cases Adding a magnetic adapter to the ends of a bunch of…
USB-C Life
An issue I’ve had over the past few months is trying to find the right cable for the right device. USB-C for my phone, Micro for my PS4 controllers, and lightning for my iPad. When I spent 10 minutes digging through an old box of cables for a Micro-USB cable, I finally decided I was…
Virtual Training Environments
One of the programs I participate in has for decades been a fully in-person program. Everything had been structured and designed assuming that the majority of the interactions were face to face. However, the pandemic has obviously thrown a wrench into the status-quo and here we are – not face to face. Since 2020, the…
Moon Knight – S01E04 – Summary and Predictions
I just finished watching S01 E04 of Moon Knight on Disney+ and I was pretty blown away by the ending to the point where I figured I would write about it and make a prediction.
Warning: Spoilers Ahead
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watch in linux is used to run a reocurring command and display the output. I find it super useful when you need to follow a truncating log file. Example: To follow a log file, you can run the following command: watch “tail -n 50 output.log” Your immediate thought might be to just run tail -f…
Linux to OSX chronicles – an introduction
For the majority of the last decade, I’ve primarily run Linux for personal use and for work when I could. For the past little while, I’ve mainly used Linux at work, but recently there was a push towards macs. I’ve been through the flip before, but I never had any tips and tricks written down,…