For me it’s always https://hackertyper.com/

Using vim to write code or using ssh … to use vim to write code…

Hacking. It’s always hacking /s

We’re in!

If you see me in public I’m usually chaining a bunch of tunnels together in some odd way to get around the poorly configured WiFi and actually secure my traffic.

Tmux, vim and htop working on trying to get power consumption down on a solar powered phone webserver at the moment.

I think I may need a bigger battery or just break down and use a solar controller.

At work, its endless pip and npm shenanigans.

$ hollywood

$ cmatrix

$ sl | lolcat

Or the silliest one of all…

$ emacs

Getting work done.

At this point my laptop is just my away mission machine and a backup. I do just about all my computing on a desktop PC these days.

My x86 tablet exists almost entirely so I can have a running copy of FreeCAD in my wood shop.

I have it plugged into my TV to watch mindless television from the high seas.

Scheming

Coding, taking notes, searching the web, sometimes playing dungeon crawl stone soup. Basically everything you do with a DE.

I actually do most of my development work on an old Linux laptop. I do use the shell occasionally, but most of my work is in an IDE and in an editor.

rm -rf /

Twice a day, so the gaskets don’t dry out and leak.

Trying to resize encrypted partitions, sweating bullets because I feel like I’ll fuckup and lose everything.

(Yes I am aware I should backup my data I’m simply a poor idiot lol)

Sometimes I just do a quick lspci && lsblk on a blank terminal so I can have a draggable, resizeabled privacy screen for my notes or whatever I’m working on. It looks complicated which scares 95% of people away immediately.