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My Uses |
- Macbook Pro 16in (2019) - I actually just had my laptop stolen in January of 2021, so my new laptop is a replacement of that and I love it.
- 2.6 GHz, 6-Core Intel Core i7
- 32 GB 2667 MHz
- 2 LG 27in Monitors
- Apple Magic Keyboard
- Apple Magic Mouse 2
- Apple Magic Trackpad 2
- 2 LG 27in UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Displays
- SHW Sit/Stand Desk - A super reasonable price, easy to build, works great.
- Brydge Vertical Dock - Really looks great, and frees up a ton of desk space.
- Aluratek - 1080 HD Webcam - This isn't great, but I didn't want anything too fancy or expensive. Just for zoom.
- VS Code - I jumped between Sublime and Atom for a long time, then got bullied by some friends into VS Code. It works fast, doesn't crash, and has a ton of great features out of the box. It's awesome.
- Git Lense
- Angular Language Service - If you use Angular, you'll love this. It gives you autocomplete inside your html templates. :mindblown:
- Grammarly - Grammarly is awesome, this plugin is a great idea and it works pretty well, but may need some time to get perfect.
- iTerm/Oh-My-Zsh
- Fig 🍐 - Really cool autocomplete for all things in the terminal.
- Insomnia - VS Code can do this for you, but Insomnia has some cool features like saving different environments and credintials.
- Dracula Theme - For everything...
- Netlify - The only thing I really am using right now for personal sties.
- Heroku - Used for projects that require a server, but I love the development flow of Netlify so much more...
- FaunaDB - Serverless database and query language.
- Air Table - Super simple tables with a pretty good API and UI.
- Loom - Pretty simple and easy for screen casts and asynchronous work.
- Grammarly - I good not much at grammar and speeleing.
- Apple Airpods Pro
- Timeular - Pretty cool tool for time tracking.
- Tesla Model 3 ⚡️ 😻
I spent a couple months in the summer of 2020 building my own office from an old tool shed in my backyard. It turned out great!
- Reframed the old toolshed door area and installed a Pella sliding glass door.
- Added cotton/denium insulation across all the walls.
- Wired the place up with 4 outlets and 2 sections of overhead lighting.
- Threw up some drywall and gave it a nice paint job.