Steven Sheldon
@sasheldon.com
If you joined the discord you probably saw this already, but this site has a nice write up of mounting options: sites.google.com/view/keyboar...
For the Aeron, in addition to usual clamp methods, there's a screw in the arm you may be able to attach a mount to.
Hope you find relief!
For the Aeron, in addition to usual clamp methods, there's a screw in the arm you may be able to attach a mount to.
Hope you find relief!
Moosy Research - Mounting
Introduction The Glove80 keyboard has adjustable legs with special threaded inserts in the feet, which means you can attach it to surfaces like a table or stand by using the feet like bolts. MoErgo provides a 3mm thick adapter plate that makes it easy to connect the keyboard to standard camera
sites.google.com
April 10, 2025 at 1:11 AM
If you joined the discord you probably saw this already, but this site has a nice write up of mounting options: sites.google.com/view/keyboar...
For the Aeron, in addition to usual clamp methods, there's a screw in the arm you may be able to attach a mount to.
Hope you find relief!
For the Aeron, in addition to usual clamp methods, there's a screw in the arm you may be able to attach a mount to.
Hope you find relief!
I'm a big fan of tig blame for this: jonas.github.io/tig/
Runs right in the terminal with the same arguments but prettier output, and highlighting a line and hitting comma skips back to the version of the file before that commit
Runs right in the terminal with the same arguments but prettier output, and highlighting a line and hitting comma skips back to the version of the file before that commit
Introduction · Tig - Text-mode interface for Git
jonas.github.io
July 15, 2024 at 1:42 AM
I'm a big fan of tig blame for this: jonas.github.io/tig/
Runs right in the terminal with the same arguments but prettier output, and highlighting a line and hitting comma skips back to the version of the file before that commit
Runs right in the terminal with the same arguments but prettier output, and highlighting a line and hitting comma skips back to the version of the file before that commit
Cool, I'd definitely recommend Titanfall 2 if you haven't tried it! The campaign is surprisingly good (the first game didn't have one), and the multiplayer is neat; like battlefield it has big maps, vehicles (mechs), and a fast time to kill, though I'm not sure how populated it is these days.
December 30, 2023 at 8:59 PM
Cool, I'd definitely recommend Titanfall 2 if you haven't tried it! The campaign is surprisingly good (the first game didn't have one), and the multiplayer is neat; like battlefield it has big maps, vehicles (mechs), and a fast time to kill, though I'm not sure how populated it is these days.
Local-coop isn't supported on the Xbox Series S, so if that's important to you, sounds like PS5! (Besides that, though, it sounds like the performance is good on XSS.)
December 30, 2023 at 8:46 PM
Local-coop isn't supported on the Xbox Series S, so if that's important to you, sounds like PS5! (Besides that, though, it sounds like the performance is good on XSS.)
Those two game series are pretty different, you just looking for anything sci-fi? Prey is great, No Man's Sky is neat, I've heard good things about Jedi Fallen Order and Citizen Sleeper.
If you're looking for shooters: Doom, Titanfall 2 campaign, Gears of War.
If you're looking for shooters: Doom, Titanfall 2 campaign, Gears of War.
December 30, 2023 at 8:30 PM
Those two game series are pretty different, you just looking for anything sci-fi? Prey is great, No Man's Sky is neat, I've heard good things about Jedi Fallen Order and Citizen Sleeper.
If you're looking for shooters: Doom, Titanfall 2 campaign, Gears of War.
If you're looking for shooters: Doom, Titanfall 2 campaign, Gears of War.