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gutterslob wrote:You go to an audiologist to take impressions of your ears and mail them in to the manufacturer to make them.

That is insane. :)

One thing I forgot: my Moleskine

Whenever I leave my desk, I have this little thing with me in the backpack I mentioned above. I'm a bit old school and still in the habit of taking notes and writing down whatever comes to my mind wih pen and paper when I'm afk.

ivanovnegro wrote:

gutterslob wrote:You go to an audiologist to take impressions of your ears and mail them in to the manufacturer to make them.

That is insane. :)

Hah, that's just the beginning of insanity. Would you believe I have more than one pair of these things. The one pictured is my best, but I've blown quite a bit of $$ before arriving at my end-game. You haven't even seen my portable listening rig yet. I take it out at airport lounges and security wants to call the bomb squad.

GekkoP wrote:One thing I forgot: my Moleskine

Whenever I leave my desk, I have this little thing with me in the backpack I mentioned above. I'm a bit old school and still in the habit of taking notes and writing down whatever comes to my mind wih pen and paper when I'm afk.

A true patriot you are. I hope you finish it off with a Tricolore bookmark.

Moleskine make great products. I never was into the whole "high-end notebook" thing until Evernote sent me one of their own Moleskine variants as a test sample, and it was great. I don't use it for it's intended purpose mainly because I don't like Evernote's scanning app, but I can't fault the notebook itself.

^ Do you nave a pic of that rig? Sounds interesting :)

^ Posted in the music section.

pulling it up because of an update

- added a Lamy Safari fountain pen in matte "charcoal" black to the collection

- changed to another backpack (a nice big one with apparently 30L, the nice thing about it is that I can use it for short travels as well as shopping), and a smaller messenger bag which I actually use most of the time. Two drink holders, many compartments, it's also a bit safer and lighter than backpacks.

- oh yes, lighter - another standard Zippo and an IMCO (as mentioned in the Tobacco thread), using the Zippo more often

- replaced the battery of my Omega Constellation but still not wearing it. Simply too expensive (it was a gift for my 18th birthday). Got myself an interval timer instead for Pomodoro and TRX.

- added a small waterproof box for 1st Aid shit, like pain killers, aforementioned stomach pills, eye drops, plasters, snuff, Tiger Balm, Poy Sian stick, replacement USB cable and a multi-tool card

http://ep.yimg.com/ay/yhst-409974857178 ... -nib-4.jpg
http://gi3.md.alicdn.com/imgextra/i3/TB ... 430q90.jpg (in plain blk)
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I wouldn't be comfortable wearing that much money on my wrist... I have a Gshock thing someone found on the beach.

as my lappy is a bit lighter, found this in France; my original N64 bag: nice and light, pockets are ok and padding is good, not really the right size for it but hey.

wux always "finds" things :D

^ I can't resist a bargain :)

Basically just the x230, backpack, hand sanitizer, car key.

Phone, cigs, and lighter not photographed.

Thanks for the resurrect, I love these things :)

How is the X230? I am thinking about getting either an X60, X220 or X230. I heard good things about the battery life, is that true?

^ the x230 isn't bad, especially the one with IPS screen. Great battery life, lasts about 7-8 hours or around 10 without wi-fi on (9-cell battery).

Cons: Keyboard and touchpad aren't that great, i still think x200-220, t400-t420 or generally other thinkpad milfwares as superior. I plan to change mine to x220 keyboard since it fits according to thinkpad wiki. Would probably flash core/libreboot as well as soon as i can find pomona clip around here.

Buy an x220 MB, you won't regret it.

^ you can read my mind, the Libre/Coreboot is the reason why I want one of these milfpads. Thanks for your suggestion. Off to check the prices now.

I am with Frank. I do not really like the newer keyboards and would go with the old style, so an x220. At least for what I/wee do with our machines it should be sufficient and you still get that IBM keyboard you already know on your 'old'-Pads.

looks like the X1 keyboard, I really like mine, used the wife's old toshiba (her chromebook went in for repairs) and it was horrible.
never had a mid-age IBM keyboard.
battery on mine sucks, I get maybe 3 very careful hours, if it 's not doing anything. I don't do a lot of moving around though.

oooh fully refurbed ones are 160quid, that's quite reasonable...

^^ The newer keyboard still has that "clicky" feel around it, and the "clit" is still as good as ever. I just miss the scrollback/forward keys and the top-row ones. :)

wuxmedia wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 24, 2017 1:12 am

oooh fully refurbed ones are 160quid, that's quite reasonable...

exactly, that and an extra $28 for a recycled x1 ssd sounds pretty sweet to me.

I guess it will be an X60 this time, because the x220 is a bit over my planned budget. Originally, I planned to put only GNU shit on it (GuixSD for kicks). The x220 would cost around 3x more than an X60 (incl. SSD), so for borking around like an idiot the X60 is a better choice :D

considering a mini chromebook thing with hardly any guts is 150quid - not MB's use case, just thinking aloud, got enough computers myself got no where for them to sit though.

hm must try using the trackpoint, seems ok

well the chromebook has a coreboot option, so you could find a use case :D