Plenty of good gan chargers indeed. But nothing really like this. A compact, flat desktop charger with replaceable wire for use in any country.

Searching for a ‘desktop charger’, shows somewhat closer results, but mostly very bulky for charging 10+ devices at the same time. Nothing really portable.

These look like good chargers, but not really practical for tossing in your bag and bringing along. They also seem to use an attached wire or proprietary wire. Which makes it difficult to swap out for a different length or for another country.

Thanks for searching around though!

Yeah, seems like they are still selling it, but not on the official website or on amazon in my country. The selection from anker seems to differ wildly depending on the country

I found this to be the case with people that systematically suppress their own emotions and feelings. Usually people who experienced trauma in the past (can be as simple as emotionally unavailable parents, or actual brain injury)

Searching for trauma-focused therapy could help you figure out why and what you are suppressing and try to allow those feelings to be (can be quite hard in the beginning though, give yourself lots of time for this)

I remember something about Pop!_OS offering the option to install proprietary nvidia drivers out of the box with no issues. But in the meantime that applies to a lot of distros actually.

I personally use NixOs for gaming and it works perfectly for me.

So what do the different symbols mean?

I see EU and US flags, so that’s probably where a service is located.

Does the globe mean decentralised? (for things like mastodon, element)

Thanks for sharing!

I have a simple planck eotb, and carry it everywhere I go. It’s really convenient. I think I got used to typing on it in only a couple of weeks, but spend the past few years tweaking my custom ambidextrous layout.

Some of my personal favorites are:

• having backspace+ctrl combined on one key, enter+shift combined on another key.
• Having enter and backspace on both sides of the keyboard, so I can use either hand to use them
• Having a single hand numpad when holding a layer key. Very practical for number stuff.
• Putting any computer to sleep, or changing volume without having to look for the right key on my keyboard.

I put together an olkb planck 40% kit years ago, and it’s still my main keyboard for day to day use. (programming, gaming, writing, anything really) The main thing I like about it is that I can just put it in my backpack and carry it with me. It’s nice to take my laptop to a cafe or library and still have my good keyboard with me.

I’m not even represented. 40 % anyone? nobody?