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Can you fix the title of the video?

they have one now that is hot-swappable and has rgb for $45. $10 more to fix 2 out of your 3 dealbreakers, sounds pretty good to me. my logitech g710+ from 2013 finally shit out on me, don’t have $200 to spend on a nice keyboard right now. so i will be picking up the one i mentioned.

There are a few things I like, such as the built-in preview. Asterix "*" also seems to be supported for file searches, which is very handy. But Alfred with the extensions and workflows is pretty cool.

I really like it. I tried out keyboards in store and just bought it there. I didn't even know it came with other switches. Now I feel a tad sad I couldn't choose. But I still like how it feels an clicks. The buttons don't feel mushy at all. I prefer a quiet small click noises. I think it is not too loud or too quiet. I didn't know the battery is that good. I didn't know about the button customization with the shortcuts. Over all your video just told me I made the right choice to buy expensive and not cheap. I am thinking about changing the key caps to white ones...

This app's website isn't working -- for almost a week, I have tried with no success. Is there a workaround for this?

Спасибо за полезное видео!

I can’t download it

Mac OS X Snow Leopard is the best Operating System ever! And I still use now!😜

Do you have recommend any alternative app for windows ?

Apple Pay for me in Australia is definitely a payment Gateway enables me to Link Apple Pay through to my credit card which is MasterCard through to my bank account which is a commercial Australian bank. and given that all three are involved in the transaction both MasterCard takes and Apple of the payment fee. and as a gateway, it also handles authentication to say that yes I am authorised to make the payment verified via Face ID

Yes but use dark mode PLEASE

You had me till you switched to light mode- instantly stopped the video. Nope.

I love the way you teach; it's not clickbait content and is really useful. Please continue creating other content as well. I will watch each and every one of the videos you post. It's truly helpful!

Out of the blue it’s a money grab. Terrile

Quick question. Why do you use Rectangle (that's what it looks like seeing that you have it downloaded) instead of Raycast's window snapping tools? I used to be a Rectangle user before I knew Raycast existed, but I switched immediately after I found out that Raycast offers the same functionality.

Great intro! I just started using Obsidian yesterday and I’m liking it so far. I definitely want to make an assets folder like that 😊 To play devil’s advocate for a second I do see some value in the super complicated UA-camr walkthroughs of how people use apps like Obsidian. I did a bunch of research before selecting obsidian and I was a bit worried about it lacking some of the features and templates of notion. I really value it being open source and using a non-proprietary file format and I wanted to make sure it did everything that I needed. Seeing some “endgame” obsidian setups (endgame in quotes because whose productivity setup is ever really done?) helped me make that call

nice demo ! Can he read all the code or is it juste on addon ? And what différences with the web version ?

NOOOOOOOO NOT THE LIGHT MODE 🤮🤮🤮🤮 HE EVEN HAD THE BALLS OF SAYING "IT LOOKS BETTER", YEAH, IT SURELY LOOKS BETTER THAN YOU, YOU MONSTER 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Thanks for the heads up on Hazel, looks interesting. I can see how this setup makes sense to a Apple/creator type, but as an IT guy, I'm dying inside. A NAS will have redundancy (RAID1 or RAID5 say), so when a drive fails, you don't lose any data. You get notified, you replace the failed drive, and it recreates the redundancy. A NAS will also run diagnostics, so you'll often be warned when a drive is showing warning signs of failure. Zero downtime. That's what you are paying for. None of your connected USB drives are designed for 24/7 uptime, it's just a matter of time before they fail. Also, these celeron NAS devices are actually pretty capable, you won't overload them doing SMB, they're also capable of running services & containers, and these are generally accessible from a web interface. Once you get to 4 drives, the limiting factor is generally the speed of the network connection, not the disks or the CPU. This mac mini setup is going to be better at a bunch of stuff than a Synology, it'll run cool and quiet, and is a really great and interesting thing to play with - but you still need a proper NAS to backup all this stuff to!!

"The least scary Obsidian guide you'll ever see" 2:55. So that was a fucking lie, nearly had a heart attack.

Ooh an Arc user, nice :)

great ad, will check out

Meh review. Two faults you listed only enthusiasts would care about, and they would never buy this keyboard to upgrade.

Keka is better than the Unarchiver

nice vid mate

Why does the escape key not do anything for me?

Oh snap, you’re in the Ticci zone

Congrats!

Thanks for making this video. I tried to upload an mp4 and it doesn't have the timecodes.

Very unlucky timing for the Bartender recommendation 😆 For those who don't know, the Bartender app was recently bought by a random company and all communication (or lack of) has been really shady, with they admitting the purchase just after people started calling them out. Since it's an app with Screen Recording permissions, I'd advise against using that app for now. For the record Matt had no way of knowing that when he published this video.

Don't even bother with paid Bartender (affiliate link, sic!), install the free (actually, open source) Hidden Bar which does exactly the same.

Are you able to access the Mac mini when you are away from your home? I assume that it is pretty straight forward (as long as the Mac mini is on and connected), but I am curious if there were any unforeseen restrictions by using the Mac mini that other solutions may not present. Thanks

One suggestion try playing some UA-cam/Anu video on safari. And see how much ram it takes. You are gonna see each tab process taking GBs of memory after you have played the video for a while. WebKit is just inferior to V8 or gecko engine. It's just that safari sleep tabs quicker that's why it seems like it's using less ram. Also safari isn't as snappy as most other chromium browsers. Safari is just a pain in ass for developers too.

You’ve signed up with two great co-hosts - looking forward to it! 😎👍

This podcast isn't just three men, not sure if I can trust this one Congrats!

Nice! Subscribed. Looking forward to check it out.

I switched from the Unarchiver to Keka a few years ago. If you don’t know it check it out. Also while on the subject on archives I wish you could browser zip files in Finder like a folder be just extract the file you want and not the whole archive. I use an old app called The Archive Browser to solve this but it’s kinda old and not updated anymore afaik :(

The name is weird, why is it about breaking out of the conference zone? If you guys say the name is comfort zone. Looking forward to the show nonetheless, it’s honestly really annoying when all of you tech UA-camrs talk about the exact same things. Obsidian, things, overcast, etc etc.

Congrats on the launch, looking forward to listening! 🎉

Nice. Already subscribed!!

Nice, that's a huge one!

Nice!

If it's about getting out of your comfort zone, shouldn't it be called Discomfort Zone?

Congrats Matt!

Subscribed 😃

Yay!!! I'm so happy for you!!! So cool!!!

This sounds great. Subscribed!

Tried searching for this to add to Pocket Casts but seems to be AWOL; URL doesn't work, searching on title doesn't find it (even including all three names), adding the RSS feed doesn't work.

I love it

This video is above average due to its simplicity.