I might get an inkplate 10 (same size as Boox) but really want something bigger, like 14 inch or more, to read arxiv.org PDFs.
Took a minute of web search to solve that acronym.
I've bought a few of these bundles but could never get into reading the science or tech books on my small laptop. And they are useless on a phone. They might be best on a big desktop monitor, especially in portrait orientation. I have an easier time with narrative ebooks. History, fiction, etc.
Some of the books in the bundle do look good.
How about almost anything else? Go, Ocaml, Ada. Haskell, etc ? You might also consider CUDA if your problem naturally parallelizes.
Why rust? It's trendy but it's really best for systems work despite the zealots.
Remotely? Sounds like the manufacturers are up to no good as well.
Oh looks like you can still get Fenix e01. This is a great light though not exactly modern. 1 level of about 10 lumens, which is fine for a basic EDC regardless of the lumen mongers cringing.
Oh yes Skilhunt E3A is my current EDC. How could I have forgotten. Also a great light, shorter and nicer tint than the Fenix, though too bright IMHO (100 lumens, 1 hour runtime). You want the slate blue version which for some reason has a harder finish than the other colors. You can change the brightness by replacing an SMD resistor if you want to bother. I didn't.
https://fenix-store.com/collections/e-series/products/fenix-e01-v2-0-aaa-flashlight
https://www.skilhunt.com/portfolio/e3a-aaa-100-lumens-pocket-edc-keychain-mini-led-flashlight/
I think the micro stream AAA might have just one mode but would have to check. It's kind of expensive for a bare bones 1aaa light
Those super cheap 3aaa Home Depot and similar lights are actually usable though crappy. You might be able to run from an 18650.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Defiant-60-Lumens-Aluminum-Flashlight-8-Pack-90652/320076174
I've been using mate, generally happily. I don't remember what if any issues I had with xfce. I hated gnome.
Hmm, Unihertz has some projector phones, if that helps. They are huge though.
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Thanks. I guess mostly, do you think it was worth the expenditure? My current daily user (X220) is pretty trashed and I'll need to replace it soon, and am thinking of getting a refurbed X13 or something like that, in the $300-500 range. Older laptops have been fine for me but maybe I'm missing out on something without realizing it.
I figured I was the only one who didn't know what it was.