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[copperbadge]

I am enfolded in the bosom of my Airbnb, and aside from all technology failing me and also an electrical storm, presumably but not provably unrelated, I'm doing okay.

My phone, for example, won't charge using the USB hub I brought; it connects but won't actually charge. The other devices, headphones and power block primarily, will, but I can only currently charge my phone off the power block, so the power block can't charge, and charges so slowly anyway that I'll probably have to leave it here charging all day tomorrow. I'm hoping I can swing by a drugstore or Target and pick up a more conventional wall charger, since what I'm using is admittedly of dubious origin. Mind you, Nashville isn't proving as foot friendly as I hoped. It reminds me of parts of Austin -- in theory you CAN walk it, but it's an ugly tedious walk. It's a lot of parking lots.

Also the tablet I brought in lieu of my laptop is having response time...issues. Not sure why, but I'm glad I wasn't planning to use it much. Though I am using it to write this.

And there was a thunderstorm and I definitely got caught out in it but I have a washer in the unit and it was a good excuse to change into pajamas for the night.

I'm gonna do some writing, read some tarot, and go to sleep. Maybe in the morning power cords will work properly again.

[chiimi-png]

What’s in my bag

With the impending start to a new school year in wanted to share what I carry around on my backpack. Keep in mind I’m mostly working on written projects and not on models atm so it may vary from past semesters and even next semester.

Front Pocket:

Here I try to keep important things that I need to have at hand so it holds my house keys, car keys, card holder, wallet pouch and a an emergency pen.

Main Pocket:

Here is a bit of a free for all, I have a folder for printouts, written pages, syllabus, my planner, pen case, wireless mouse, USB-C hub, laptop and phone chargers, toiletry bag, and a book, as well as any other thing I might need for the day or things I collect through the day. I may also carry a hoodie in the winter and my water bottle with coffee or water depending in the time of day.

Lastly, my laptop pocket that carries my Macbook Pro 13” M1 (2020)

[andmaybegayer]

After I deleted a bunch of projects (thankfully non-critical, though representing a great deal of work in total) during a recent fresh OS install, I realized that my backup practices are practically non-existent. Any tips or sources on getting started making, and eventually automating, effective backups?

I am stealing the concept here from jwz's backup guide, but I am recommending different tools, focusing on personal files only, and also addressing Windows. jwz's guide is a good reference:

Doing a way, way better job than most people of backing up one single system is very easy. Let us begin.

The most basic step of having decent backups is getting your hands on two external hard drives at least big enough to hold your entire system, and putting a label on them that says "BACKUP ONLY DO NOT USE FOR ANYTHING ELSE I AM BEING FOR REAL HERE"

Once you've got those, plug one into your system wherever it spends the most time. If you have a desktop then that's solved, if it's a laptop hopefully you already have a USB hub you plug it into when you sit down to work or whatever and you can just leave it there.

Now set up regular scheduled backups to that device. On Windows and Mac, there's a built in tool for backing up your system to an external drive. We'll assume that you just want to back up your user files on Windows and Linux, since doing full system backups isn't tricky but is kind of unnecessary.

(Ugh. Windows seems to be trying to phase out Windows Backup and Restore in favour of their File History thing. That's annoying, let me log in to windows and check how this actually works. Mac in the meantime)

Mac has Time Machine. Time Machine is extremely good, and you can tell Time Machine to save its backups to a disk. Point Time Machine at your external hard drive and tell it to schedule a backup however frequently you want. If anything goes wrong in the future, you can ask Time Machine to look at that backup disk and it'll show you a few versions of whatever you backed up there. I'm not a Mac user but I think you can even use Time Machine to transfer between an old computer and a new one.

Windows now has File History which I have never used in my life, they added it after I stopped using Windows. Same idea though, pick some folders and back them up to an external storage device. If anything goes wrong, use File History to go back through that device and find the version of the file you wanted. I don't know if there's still a way to access the older Backup and Restore system.

On Linux, my favoured way to manage simple desktop backups is Deja Dup, a GUI for Duplicity. Duplicity can do a lot more than just backup to a disk, but we'll start there. Install Deja Dup, open it up, and follow the prompts to back up your user files to the external drive. Deja Dup can also do backups to remote storage servers, Google Drive/Onedrive, and commercial storage providers like Amazon and Backblaze. It will even encrypt your backups if you are worried about Amazon spying on your files or whatever. If something goes wrong, point Deja Dup at your backup drive and it will offer you a suite of restore options covering a few versions.

Now, you have a permanently plugged in hard drive that will always get rolling backups you can restore from. These aren't safe from, say, ransomware, or your house burning down, but at least you won't lose anything when you update a computer or accidentally delete something and have an ohshit moment.

Now you take that other drive you bought, and do the same backup you're already doing to that. Now you go put it somewhere else where it's readily accessible and won't be accidentally used for anything, keep it at the office, give it to your dad, whatever. Set a reminder on your phone for once a month. Once a month, go get that drive, run another backup, and put it back. You now have better backups than many medium sized businesses.

This is impractical to scale beyond one PC, but if we're being honest even when I had like half a dozen laptops, only one contained much of value. Back up the system you care about.

Don't worry too much about making sure your backups are space efficient, like, yeah it would be a good idea to exclude game installs and stuff from your backups to save space but if that sounds daunting or time consuming literally do not do it. Decision paralysis is brain poison, just back it up and sort it out later. 2TB external hard drives are cheap.

FURTHER STEPS YOU CAN TAKE:

Easy Cloud backup: Backblaze personal backup on Windows and Mac is $6/month and pretty easy to use. If you are struggling to keep track of a monthly remote backup, or you want an easy remote backup. Backblaze is a reasonably reliable company and one of the Go To Companies in the world of data reliability. Yes, it's a cloud subscription. If you don't want that don't use it.

Network backup: If you have access to a storage server, that can be a good way to make a remote backup without having to shuttle disks around. That could be a physical server if you maintain some kind of lab, or it could be a cloud storage provider like Backblaze B2 or Onedrive or whatever. Deja Dup specifically supports backing up to a lot of different network storage providers, and even if you only have a fifty or sixty gigabytes of network storage on hand, your most essential personal files can probably fit in there.

Drive failures: Eventually one of your drives will fail, either your storage drive or your backup drive. If the storage drive fails, well, that's what the backup is for, go get a replacement and restore from the backup. If your backup drive fails, well, that's why you have two of them. As soon as humanly possible go get a replacement drive, and substitute it in for the dead one.

[ahmallama47]

TRANSFORMERS INFODUMP PART 1

(forgot about the poll i made) This post is going to be about: Working Transformers Devices there arent alot, but there are a few from hasbro takaras device label line, from around 2007/2009 or so

in this line there are:

i think 4 gig usb sticks, as ravage, cheetor, and tigatron

usb optical mouse as grimlock/trypticon (dinobot was planned but wasnt made)

sound wave mp3 player

and matching rumble/frenzy headphones

blaster usb hub (thats modelled after a laptop)

years later, they made an optimus prime power bank

(which had a light up sword that plugged into himself)

and years before, they had slot cars that transformed as well (thank you to dumbjake youtube for this one)

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Since the death of the desk tower, without another device on the home network besides the laptop, the last spot on the 4-port travel USB hub (it's a "travel hub" if it doesn't have to be plugged in) has had to be taken by the realtime backup flashdrive (the other things in the hub are the mouse, the keyboard, and the ethernet adapter). This has displaced the drawing tablet from the hub.

Now when I want to use the tablet I have to pull out the flashdrive. If I wanna do some line drawing it's a whole production and I'm sick of it when the tablet used to be just there and ready to go. So I ordered another 4-port USB travel hub and I'm going to connect them serially and see whether that works out.

The nusternucking thing was only seven dollars so it's no big deal if it doesn't work out. But if it doesn't maybe I'll actually get a powered hub. Those suckers have, like, twenty ports.

[thessalian]

Thess vs The Blessing/Suck Balance

The first thing I will say is that yes, I am well aware that I post a lot about American politics, even though I don't live there. I am going to continue doing so, for a lot of reasons. Like ... most of my nearest and dearest live there, and most of them are in really horrible positions if Trump gets back in. Like ... even if I didn't know anyone in the fucking country, I have this little thing called empathy, and I don't want anyone to suffer what Trump would be willing to do to the US. Like ... also the passingly curious fact that politics does not exist in a vacuum and Trump getting into the White House the first time was already seen as proof that some really horrific shit is not only acceptable but desirable, and this country is bad enough as it is without more of that populist bigoted bullshit. Seriously, having been through the whole "elect a populist leader" bullshit back in 2019 ... vote for Biden. Hell, if the Democrats have to scrap Biden and put a head of lettuce as the Democratic candidate, vote for the fucking lettuce. It would have done a better job than Liz Truss, and will certainly do a better job than Trump.

Anyway.

My migraine is still torturing me. This isn't helped by rising temperatures. It's supposed to get up to 32C tomorrow (nearly 90F, by the way), and ... yeah, a) I'm more sensitive to heat than I used to be because fibro, and b) the meds I'm on are apparently less effective in the heat. Because my life is just fun that way.

However, there was some good about today, and oddly enough, it came out of my stupid Zoom staff meeting. I mean, most of it wasn't great. The bad news was:

They hired New Girl as a permanent member of staff, same as Temp (who I will continue to call temp because that's how we know her now). So I guess that explains why she persistently takes only all the smaller, shorter bits of typing - why should she try harder when she was made permanent on minimal effort? Ugh.

The devs who gave us our frankly janky electronic records system are currently trying to code transcription software into said janky electronic records system. The jackasses do things according to what they find useful and user-friendly, and kind of ignore what functionality the rest of us need to consider it user-friendly, so I'm not looking forward to this. But it's IT, so it'll take half-past forever, so I won't worry about it yet.

They want to add more non-typing work to our collective plates. Scruffman was like, "Look, lemme show you how to do this thing but we won't be starting to ask you to do it, like, tomorrow or anything", as apparently it'll only come to us when we're understaffed and/or he's away. And seemed a little taken aback when I asked him to actually write down the procedure so that we could have it to refer to when we were asked to do the thing, because he won't be there to ask for guidance.

Scruffman does not have an inside voice and having him literally in my ear via earbuds was not a fun experience, given migraine.

However, all that badness aside, here's the good news:

The other issue I flagged up when we were asked to start helping with that particular non-typing work was how hard it was going to be on a small laptop screen. Also flagging up how I requested a proper monitor and a USB hub to plug it into back in fucking January and that apparently stalled right the hell out. So Scruffman's going to try to expedite that, at least. Also Goblin's a little happy with me because me bringing that up flagged up to her that she'd do better with a proper monitor too.

When we got to Any Other Business? I was migrainous and a little fed up in general, so I brought up a few of The Annoyances - specifically the two who refuse to actually dictate a block key and the one who doesn't pause recording while taking measurements and thus makes us listen to an awful lot of silence over the dictation. Apparently, those three had been driving Goblin up the wall too. Now, Scruffman seemed to want us to take that to the guy in charge of the dictating doctors ourselves, but I flagged up that it's actually way more professional to have it coming from the secretary's line manager, since just one of us flagging up the issue could be ignored as just one of us with a problem, and all of us flagging up the issue in separate emails would just be petty. So Scruffman accepted that and hopefully this will make a few of The Annoyances less annoying. (Though nothing will make one of those particular three Annoyances less annoying because ... well, accent. Word salad. It's a thing.)

So I'm trying to focus on the silver lining here. Shame it's kind of balanced by suck in terms of my professional life.

I don't want to cook dinner. I want a curry. Eh well.

[sermna]

i dunno if this'll help you, but maybe you could get a external usb hub? i'm using one so my laptop's usb ports have less wear and tear and it's been working really well for me!

Oh!! This is a great idea, idk why I forgot those exist 😅

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Revolutionizing Workspaces: The Tech-Savvy Marvels of Modern Executive Desks

In today's fast-paced work environment, executive desks have evolved beyond mere furniture pieces. They have become integrated hubs of productivity and innovation, seamlessly blending functionality with cutting-edge technology. Let's dive into the exciting world of modern executive desks and explore the myriad of tech integrations that are reshaping how we work.

Streamlined Wire Management

Modern executive desks have revolutionized wire management with innovative built-in cable systems. These systems not only keep your wires organized but also ensure they remain out of sight, creating a clean and clutter-free environment.

No longer will you have to spend valuable time untangling cords or searching for the right cable. With a modern executive desk, everything is neatly arranged and easily accessible. This streamlined approach not only enhances the visual appeal of your workspace but also contributes to a more efficient and productive work environment.

By incorporating built-in cable management systems, modern executive desks are not just furniture pieces but productivity-enhancing tools. They empower you to stay organized, eliminate distractions, and concentrate on what truly matters – your work. Experience the difference with streamlined wire management and transform your workspace into a haven of productivity and order.

Convenient USB Charging Ports

In today's fast-paced and digitally connected world, the demand for staying powered up is constant. With multiple devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops being essential tools in our work lives, the ability to charge them conveniently becomes paramount. This is where desks with integrated USB charging ports truly shine.

These desks offer the unparalleled convenience of having charging capabilities right at your fingertips. You can easily plug in your devices directly into the desk, eliminating the need for bulky adapters or searching for outlets. This not only saves time but also promotes a clutter-free workspace, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality.

Additionally, the convenience of USB charging ports extends beyond just work-related devices. You can also charge personal devices like fitness trackers, Bluetooth headphones, or even e-readers without hassle. It's a versatile solution that caters to all your charging needs in one convenient location – your desk.

Wireless Charging Surfaces

Imagine a workspace where charging your devices is as simple as placing them on a designated surface. That's the reality with desks featuring wireless charging pads – a glimpse into the future of seamless technology integration. These innovative desks revolutionize the way we power up our devices, offering unparalleled convenience and efficiency.

Wireless charging surfaces are designed to be compatible with a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and more. Whether you're an Apple aficionado or an Android enthusiast, these desks cater to your charging needs seamlessly. It's a versatile solution that simplifies your workspace setup and promotes device compatibility.

desks featuring wireless charging surfaces represent the epitome of convenience, innovation, and efficiency in modern workspaces. They simplify the charging process, promote device compatibility, enhance user experience, save space, and embrace future-ready technology. Say hello to a new era of workspace technology with wireless charging surfaces and experience the future today.

Ergonomic Excellence with Adjustable Height

Health and comfort are paramount in today's ergonomic workspace designs. Modern executive desks feature motorized height-adjustable capabilities, allowing you to effortlessly transition between sitting and standing positions.

Smart Integration for Seamless Connectivity

Executive desks are now smarter than ever, offering seamless connectivity with other devices in your workspace. Whether it's syncing with your computer, tablet, or smart home devices, these desks make collaboration and multitasking a breeze.

In conclusion, modern executive desks are not just pieces of furniture – they are technological marvels designed to enhance productivity, comfort, and connectivity in the workplace. With streamlined wire management, convenient USB and wireless charging options, ergonomic adjustable height features, and smart integrations, these desks are revolutionizing how we work and interact with technology. Embrace the future of work with a tech-savvy executive desk that elevates your workspace experience to new heights.

[effemimaniac]

genuinely really curious about your setup and the why of it. bc im guessing there is a cool and interesting why of it. god i hope this sounds sincere and not condescending bc i mean it for real but im also very stoned. you know how it goes. i like heaven laptop and wanna know more. if thats okay. pls. 👍

sure! basically it's a lot of me trying to work the best with what I've got and ending up with something that works pretty well actually but looks a bit odd (in a cool way I hope. like lain). it's evolved gradually. I'll put this under a cut because I am caffeinated and the explanation became rambly lol

^same image as before copied for illustration

I like big desks and having desk space to put things but my desk is not big at all, I also prefer my monitors higher up, and I like music and good audio. I don't like spending lots of money unnecessarily. so the solution that has emerged is this oddly tiered lovingly thrown together system. my monitor has little in the way of adjustability nor does it support VESA mounts, so having it set up on top of the speaker on top of the monitor stand gets it to a comfortable height for me. It's also conveniently a good position for the left speaker. the right speaker is at about the same height stacked on top of the subwoofer and my old desktop I don't really use anymore. I got a monitor arm with laptop holder attachment to allow me to set up my laptop to a matching height, it also frees up the desk space it would otherwise take up, and since I prefer to use an external keyboard + mouse anyway the angle of it doesn't matter to me. the plugging and unplugging is simplified by the USB-C hub I zip tied onto the bottom of the laptop holder but I still have More devices than it has ports.

connected to this is the monitor, keyboard, mouse, bluetooth keyboard+touchpad, and external HDD, respectively.

all of this results in having a lot of functionality while still having enough usable desk space on this small desk to not feel cramped.

as for audio, I have a nifty steinberg USB audio interface I scored on the cheap. I got this to do music stuff, I can plug my bass straight into it and it generally makes using ableton and the likes significantly smoother. it's also really great for switching between headphones and speakers, I just have to turn one up and turn the other down with the physical volume knobs. I have my headphones plugged into the headphone port of this, and the main output goes to a regular degular sony stereo amplifier below my TV which goes to the speakers on my desk and the floor standing speakers to each side of my TV. that's the secret power of this setup, I just have to turn on the TV, turn around the monitor and press a button on the amplifier to switch between the A and B speaker outputs to set it to Bed Mode.

^bed mode POV.

I keep the bluetooth keyboard + touchpad always plugged in, and the TV generally plugged in also so it's easy to smoothly transition to a reclined and relaxed PC using experience. The subwoofer is in a position that works well enough for either pair of speakers. I got all of these speakers and the amp as a set for $60 off of facebook marketplace, they're meant to be surround but there's no rules saying it can't just be two stereo in one. hope you enjoyed this bedroom tour of my weird computer setup 👍

[holistichub123]

TOOLS FOR PERSONS WORKING ONLINE

Many persons with online jobs often have this desire to work outside. Working in nature can be reviving and a pleasant change from your work space. Sometimes the weather is nice and sunny and our backyard patio becomes that perfect place to work. However, working outside does have its fair share of challenges and this article will provide you with tips to make the process easier.  

Wi-Fi Extender and Hotspot

A poor Internet connection will end your outdoor work session quickly. If you’re at home, a Wi-Fi extender may help you out if your router and modem are further away in the house. The extender will create a stronger signal and can even increase your speeds.

Should you choose to work outdoors at a coffee shop or public area, it’s smart to have a hotspot available. Actually, you may never know when the Internet might go down at your location, or you could even be surprised and find there’s no Wi-Fi connection available for use. Having access to a hotspot will ensure you’re able to be connected no matter what situation may arise.

Having a smartphone or a tablet, either of these can be tethered to your computer to provide an Internet connection. Please be aware, as these options will typically slice into your phone’s data plan plus reducing the battery life of your phone. It is important to remember that you also find mobile hotspots that are separate devices and often prepaid.

Anti-Glare Screen and Cooling Devices

Workers often find that the first problem they might have when working outside is a nasty glare on the computer screen. It often makes it difficult to see what you’re doing and cause you to squint. A shaded area is not enough to rectify this problem. Turning the screen brightness up as far as it will go will reduce the problem. It is important that you work from a cool shaded area. If shade isn’t plentiful where you’ll be working, consider wearing lighter clothing, bringing a portable mini fan, or using a cooling towel.

Extra Power Supply

A computer battery going dead is trouble. Should you head outside with a full battery, take along a power cord just in case. A portable charger is also an option, in case there are no outlets close by that can be used. Portable chargers must be charged beforehand and they can then be used to charge your computer when needed. Computer batteries don’t last all day, but depending on its condition, it may last up to two hours.

External Devices

Online jobs are challenging and persons working remotely often face issues during the scope of work. Some items are a must if you plan to work productively outdoors. Purchase a wireless keyboard and mouse, and consider a laptop stand to raise it up to eye level. These items can work wonder if you have to work outside. Please note that having a pair of headphones or earbuds will assist if you have to have to take a call or listen to music while engaging in your online work activities.

Working from a remote office can have its own set of challenges but working through the areas mentioned above will make the process easier. Carefully review these tips to take your work outside and stay industrious and driven no matter the challenges that may come up.