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+title: "My EDC for 2023"
+date: 2023-05-10T17:57:58+01:00
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+---
+
+## Introduction
+This year I have decided to carry more items with me as opposed to going outside with almost nothing.
+This means that I will be able to be prepared for more situations, such as emergencies or generally any unforeseen events.
+Preparing for simple upcoming events is part of my "prepared for everything" goal.
+
+I will carry things in two places - on my person (pockets, belt & wrists) or in my bag. I want the most important items
+on me at all times, whereas less important items can be put in my bag.
+
+## On my Person
+Sometimes I won't need to go out with my bag, so I need to be prepared with just the items on my person. Therefore I keep
+the most important and quickly accessible items on my person.
+
+### Keys
+
+![My Keys](/edc/keys.jpeg)
+
+My keys are extremely important - and I must not lose them. That's why I have an AirTag on them so I know if I've left them
+behind somewhere or lost them. I also have put a beautiful Lotus badge on them so I know they are mine, and a sim card ejector
+tool as a small pin is incredibly useful as I've found myself needing it in many situations where I don't have one. It can be used
+to reset devices, eject sim card trays (of course), and get dirt out of annoying tiny holes. Carrying an actual set of keys is very
+useful, as I've been locked out so many times now.
+
+### Watch
+
+![My Casio G-Shock Square](/edc/watch.jpeg)
+
+I am very reliant on the time, its like how I know where I am in the universe. Therefore I have the most reliable and strongest watch possible,
+a G-Shock. It's a perfect watch that stays perfectly in sync with the time due to it's Multi Band 6 feature, and will work forever as it recharges
+by sunlight. For me, its definitely the perfect watch. It's also great for travelling abroad as it can easily change timezone and has the ability to
+view other time zones with the World Time feature. I wear this day and night on my left wrist, and I absolutely love it.
+
+### Swiss Tool
+
+![My Swiss Tool](/edc/swiss-tool.jpeg)
+
+I love carrying a multi-tool - and this one has all the tools I need. I tend to keep this on my belt, which allows quick access
+at any time and keeps it strongly attached to me. I opted for a Swiss Tool over an Swiss Army Knife as I needed the pliers, which
+are extremely handy in my daily life. It's brilliant quality and should last for the rest of my life - I'll replace the components
+as and when they break. If you're wondering - it's just a Victorinox Swiss Tool.
+
+### Other Multi-Tool
+
+![My Other Multi-Tool](/edc/multi-tool.jpeg)
+
+I carry this other multi-tool in my back pocket, just because it's really simple and easy to use and I don't care if it gets damaged as much.
+I want to get use out of my swiss tool, but I want it to last for a long time and not get unnecessarily damaged. Therefore this is what I use
+when I want to open boxes and such with the small blade.
+
+
+### Torch
+
+![My Torch](/edc/torch.jpeg)
+
+I like to carry a torch, as I could find myself staying away from home for a while, meaning I would have to be present at night time for some
+amount of time. The torch I use is a Troika Eco Beam, which is a small however decently powerful torch. It recharges via micro-usb, which is
+somewhat annoying as replaceable batteries are much more useful when camping, or I would have preferred USB-C. However, the power in the torch is
+amazing especially for the compact and small yet rugged design. It is also magnetic, which means it's especially suited for dark work on boilers,
+or anywhere where pipes are available. I will typically attach this to my belt if I'm wearing one, as it has a clip on the back of the torch which
+is great for attaching to a belt. However, I would really like to get an extremely powerful torch if I was to go properly camping or on some expedition,
+as this torch is great for day-to-day use but not that great for very long distance or extremely dark conditions.
+
+### Phones
+
+![My Google Pixel 7 Pro](/edc/phone.jpeg)
+
+I typically carry two phones on me - an iPhone 11 and a Google Pixel 7 Pro. I much prefer the Pixel, however due to my use of a MacBook Pro
+for college I find myself doing quick things on the iPhone. If I was to go out without the need to be productive, i.e. on a camping trip
+or a meetup with friends where I don't need my Mac, I wouldn't bother taking my iPhone. I find the Pixel much more reliable, although it has
+a worse battery life. I installed GrapheneOS, the private operating system to try and reduce the tracking that's done on me - although I still
+do not trust it fully (as it still connects to cell phone towers and such.) I try to use it only for emergencies on trips and meet-ups, or as a
+communication device through SMS/Phone calls or on my own self-hosted Matrix home-server.
+
+If I don't want to be tracked or don't need my iPhone, I won't take it with me. So its a completely optional part of my EDC that isn't a requirement.
+
+### Earbuds
+
+![My Galaxy Buds 2 Pro](/edc/earbuds.jpeg)
+
+Listening to music is something I do constantly, so I like the ease of use of wireless earbuds. Using Bluetooth for everything is also great,
+as I can use these earbuds on any device such as my desktop computer, MacBook Pro and both of my phones. These are the best sounding Bluetooth
+earbuds, and they really make the music I listen to sound amazing. I use these every day and from their constant use I have realised that these
+really are a massive improvement from my previous AirPods Gen 2. Although they don't sound any where near as good as over ear headphones, they are
+the best you can get for wireless, and they really are great. The use of USB-C is very important for me, as almost all of my devices now have it.
+In my opinion, they are much better than any AirPods available (even the AirPods Pro model.)
+
+### Music Player
+
+![My iPod Shuffle](/edc/ipod-shuffle.jpeg)
+
+Whilst I listen to music on my phones through my earbuds, I also like to bring a music player with me, typically an iPod Shuffle as seen above.
+It's a brilliant simple music player which I load my favourite songs onto before going out. It has a great battery life and is ideal for listening with
+using a decent pair of headphones, such as my pair of DT 990 Pros which I keep in my bag. If I don't have any AUX headphones with me then I won't need
+to bring it with me, so this item is quite optional.
+
+### Wallet
+
+![My Wallet](/edc/wallet.jpeg)
+
+Some people no longer carry wallets, as they completely rely on their phones to store their cards and passes. However, I much prefer a wallet,
+as there are just situations where phones cannot do the same for me. Phones can run out of battery, but cards can't, so I always can get the train,
+or buy things in an emergency. I also carry my provisional driving licence, which is my ID, and other ID cards (in the back of the wallet) for
+places such as shopping centres and member's cards. There is also an RFID blocker card, which I don't think really works but is there to fill
+the space at the moment. I also carry some cash in-case my card declines or card isn't accepted. I would prefer to use cash more often to prevent
+tracking however I wouldn't like to lose any cash or carry so much around with me.
+
+### LNR Smartcard
+
+![My LNR Smartcard](/edc/lnr-smartcard.jpeg)
+
+In addition to my wallet, I sometimes carry a LNR smartcard, which allows me to load season tickets onto when I'm travelling by train a lot.
+Its very useful, however not required all the time as I wouldn't make use of it if I was doing a single journey, going out with friends, or camping.
+I keep it in a taped together ID card holder to keep it safe as it's flimsy, and I have attached it to lots of things in the past.
+
+## In my Bag
+My bag is the place for items that I want with me but don't belong on my person, either because they wouldn't fit or they aren't important enough.
+My choice of bag is a small north face bag, that I got whilst out shopping once, as it's a very weatherproof bag which is a compact size with a decent
+amount of pockets for me.
+
+### Paper Sleeve
+
+![My Sleeve for Paper](/edc/bag/sleeve.jpeg)
+
+I store paper in this simple sleeve in my bag to keep it more protected and more weatherproof. It's great for things that I cannot switch to an iPad for,
+or for any bits of paper which I need to scan in or deal with later. It fits great in my bag and gives it some extra support and shape.
+
+### My MacBook Pro
+
+![My MacBook Pro](/edc/bag/macbook.jpeg)
+
+My laptop of choice is the 2022 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM, and it is a brilliant machine. Although it is not a private or tracker-less machine,
+it works brilliantly and is brilliant for my productivity. The battery life is also amazing for doing my work, meaning I can use it as a battery
+bank for my other devices, and get work done outside with genuinely 2 days of battery life when I manage it correctly. The continuity between the
+Mac and my iPad is also amazing, making it super easy to get work done quickly. The machine also never turns it's fans on, which is brilliant for
+when I'm working with others. I keep it in a sleeve from tomtoc, which protects it in my bag even more, especially so it isn't scratched. It also
+provides the laptop with extra cushioning.
+
+### My iPad
+
+![My iPad](/edc/bag/ipad.jpeg)
+
+I use an iPad for all my work, just by using the iOS Notes app with a few shortcuts I have programmed to make working on it easier. It is a somewhat
+older iPad, and I have been hoping to replace it soon as it's way too glitchy and slow (and sometimes keeps deleting my work.) I enjoy using it over
+paper as I know I won't loose my work as easier (however it does like deleting some, but not enough to warrant using paper) and it is much easier to
+take around as it has all of my textbooks and work I need to do, without carrying 3 different folders around.
+
+### A Map
+
+![An OS Map I Use](/edc/bag/map.jpeg)
+
+I always carry a good map when I'm travelling, as it could definitely be a life saver. These maps also show you the paths and trails for brilliant walks
+which you would never find on map apps on your phone as they are more focused on getting the most important things on there. Therefore I carry an
+Ordnance Survey map on me for the area I'm travelling around for the duration of the time I'm there.
+
+### Stationary
+
+![My Stationary](/edc/bag/stationary.jpeg)
+
+I will make a proper post about my stationary sometime, however I wanted to mention it quickly here. I have selected the perfect stationary for myself, which
+consists of mechanical pencils and pens. I don't carry my fountain pen in here, as it wouldn't fit and is too risky to carry every day with me. The main highlights
+of my stationary are a Rotring 600 and a Pilot V5 Cartidge pen. Those are my favourite tools as they're the easiest and best feeling for writing and drawing.
+
+I typically do all my work on my iPad, however sometimes when I'm writing personal documents I prefer paper as I don't need the ability to sort through all my notes.
+I don't really get much use out of my stationary anymore since I switched to the iPad for my work, but knowing that my stationary is in one compact tin is great.
+
+### Journal
+
+![My LEUCHTTURM1917 Journal](/edc/bag/journal.jpeg)
+
+I like writing in a physical journal sometimes as its a much nicer experience compared to typing a lot of the time. Getting use out of my stationary is
+also enjoyable, and I love getting away from technology sometimes, so I take this notebook with me wherever I go. Personally, I believe that the LEUCHTTURM1917
+is the best notebook out there, with all of it's great features and extraordinary paper quality. I would like to get more use out of my journal
+especially on camping trips where it would be brilliant in nature.
+
+
+### Original Schott's Miscellany
+
+![My Schott's Miscellany](/edc/bag/miscellany.jpeg)
+
+I carry with me one of the greatest books of all time, a Schott's Miscellany. It provides so many useful and useless facts, and is just an all-round
+useful thing to have. Most of the facts and information are actually very useful and come quite in hand - so I really need to get more use out of it.
+I really do love this book.
+
+### Silicone Straw
+
+![My Silicone Straw](/edc/bag/straw.jpeg)
+
+Paper straws are extremely annoying - and nonsensical when they don't even get recycled by the companies which enforce them. I have to suffer with a
+silly paper straw whilst the rich people in the world fly on private jets constantly spewing out carbon dioxide whilst I'm suffering. No longer will
+I suffer, as now I take around with me this straw. I love using it when I can, and it's really small and compact so it fits in my back perfectly.
+
+### Games Console
+
+![My GameBoy Color](/edc/bag/gameboy.jpeg)
+
+I like to carry a dedicated small console for playing games rather than playing games on one of my phones or MacBook Pro, as it takes any stress or
+addiction away from playing games but keeps them fun. I like just playing simple single player games or puzzle related games when I don't have much
+else to do, i.e. I need to kill a few hours on a journey or I'm waiting for someone to get back to me. I typically take this GameBoy Color, as it is
+a brilliant simple little console which I enjoy and love learning about the low-level aspects of it such as the hardware and assembly. At some point
+I hope to make a little game for this GameBoy.
+
+### Calculators
+
+![My Calculators](/edc/bag/calculators.jpeg)
+
+I carry calculators with me everywhere, either for when I'm doing work or when I really need to do a proper calculation. They are brilliant calculators
+which I make use of all the time. In their hard cases they are kept securely in my bag so that they don't get too damaged or lost, and I can keep the
+manuals with them so I can always look something up if I need to.
+
+### USB Hub
+
+![My USB Hub](/edc/bag/usb-hub.jpeg)
+
+I like to take my MacBook Pro with me travelling, and being able to plug into different devices such as monitors is extremely useful. I also use a lot
+of SD cards with my Raspberry Pis and cameras, so this is very useful to have when I'm on the go. I also have some devices where they need USB-A, so
+the 2 USB-A ports on this hub is definitely useful for me.
+
+### Hairbrush
+
+![My Tangle Teezer](/edc/bag/hairbrush.jpeg)
+
+I really can't stand annoying, greasy and messy (in a bad way) hair. So I'm constantly brushing my hair trying to keep it perfect. I use a Tangle Teezer
+as it's incredibly effective at getting rid of tangles and knots in my hair. It's also portable and really quick at getting my hair nice.
+
+## Conclusion
+Some of the items in my EDC will change over time, but for now this is what I have decided I like the best. I enjoy knowing all of the items that I have on me
+and being more organised has helped me be more prepared for unforeseen events. I am very happy with how this adventure has turned out and I'm grateful for everything
+that I am able to carry with me, every day.
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+<h1>Casio Watches</h1>
+<p>
+  <time datetime="2022-08-04T22:32:24&#43;01:00">
+    Written
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+
+<p>Many people may know Casio as the calculator brand, especially in the UK. However, Casio is also known for their impressive, functional, reliable and stunning watches. Recently, I have discovered the Casio world of watches, and I must say they have shot up to one of my favourite brands of all time (as mindless capitalist consumerist that sounds.)</p>
+<h2 id="why-the-casio-watch">Why the Casio watch?</h2>
+<ul>
+<li>Reliability - They will continue to work effortlessly without glitches or bugs. Their batteries last for up to 10 years on some watches! Some watches even charge with solar power, meaning that you&rsquo;ll always have the time.</li>
+<li>Accuracy - They keep time much better than a mechanical watch (+/- 15s a month), and some Casio watches even sync to atomic clocks every night for constant accuracy down to the millisecond. Accuracy is very important to me as keeping things on time is as important to me as breathing.</li>
+<li>Strength - Some Casio watches are known as &ldquo;G-Shock,&rdquo; which is really it&rsquo;s own brand and set of watches. They are built to be unbreakable and rugged, surviving drops, large depths of water and scratches. G-Shocks are pretty much unbreakable. Casio watches in general are built strong, they won&rsquo;t fall apart unless you really try to break them.</li>
+<li>Functionality - They come with all the functions that you will ever need in a watch with no extra rubbish you find in smartwatches; they are the most minimal and perfect watches for any use case.</li>
+<li>Range - There are so many different watches for different use cases, there really is a watch for everyone from Casio.</li>
+<li>Affordability - Casio watches come at a fraction of the cost of shiny expensive mechanical watches that provide little function other than supposed &ldquo;style.&rdquo;</li>
+<li>Aesthetics - Vintage Casio watches have a retro aesthetic that no other brand like Casio can master. They are becoming increasingly popular because of the design that is so unique to Casio. The retro designs are just perfect, with no margin for error, unlike some other brands that try and pull off the same look.</li>
+<li>Disconnection - No more relying on Apple or Samsung to update your watch, keep the time in sync or even to keep it working. There&rsquo;s no relying on a phone, which may one day make your watch useless or obsolete (take the Pebble watch for example.) Casio watches are yours - they give you freedom and control. With this, you get privacy as well as reliability. Yes, other watches by design offer this too, but without the functionality of a Casio watch, meaning that you don&rsquo;t have to have a smartwatch for functionality.</li>
+<li>Repairability - They have replaceable batteries, and replaceable everything really - unlike incredibly locked down smartwatches, a battery replacement only takes a few minutes and a cheap £1-3 battery. They mostly use plastic glass covers, which when scratched can be easily repaired with some PolyWatch. In addition, a lot of Casio watches are extremely cheap, so if you manage to break them completely, you can always replace them.</li>
+<li>Modable - Thanks to the large community around these watches, you can parts almost anywhere to add to your watch. Whether it be bumper bars, a screen protector, a new case or strap, you can always customise and make your Casio different than the rest.</li>
+</ul>
+<h2 id="ditching-the-smartwatch">Ditching the smartwatch</h2>
+<p>I previously used an Apple Watch, and found it incredibly useful for school, being able to see messages and my upcoming classes. As I&rsquo;ve moved on, I&rsquo;ll no longer need these features, and instead I would take the features of a Casio over a smartwatch anytime. I now have watches that are in my control, and are not in control of some big tech corporation which now knows literally every bit of information about me. I have gotten fed up of charging my watch every single night, and often by accident missing a charge. I now have timekeeping available to me always.
+(Well, I still wear a smartwatch, on my other wrist, pretty much for notifications only and reminders at college.)</p>
+<h2 id="my-casio-watches">My Casio watches</h2>
+<p>So far, I have only added two to my collection, and they are the only two I think I will ever need.</p>
+<h3 id="casio-royale-ae-1200wh-1avcf">Casio Royale (AE-1200WH-1AVCF)</h3>
+<p>I got this watch for it&rsquo;s amazing design and functionality in such a small package. This watch really does look high-tech, yet everything on it is genuinely useful. The tiny map display is so cool to look at, especially when travelling. It&rsquo;s incredibly affordable, at only £25, which is a bargain for the features. The ten-year battery in this watch means that I can keep it away, and when I need it for an event it&rsquo;ll always be ready for me.</p>
+<h3 id="g-shock-square-gw-m5610u-1er">G-Shock Square (GW-M5610U-1ER)</h3>
+<p>This watch will forever be my go-to, reliable, perfect watch. It has absolutely everything to keep it going forever, such as Casio&rsquo;s Tough Solar and Multi Band 6. The upgraded model (&ldquo;U&rdquo; in the model number) improves the previous model with some small but significant improvements which make the watch much better than the previous. This is my daily watch, ready to handle any situation I throw at it.</p>
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+<h1>HDMI is terrible</h1>
+<p>
+  <time datetime="2022-07-01T22:32:35&#43;01:00">
+    Written
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+<p>There&rsquo;s nothing I hate more than the HDMI connector. DisplayPort beats it in 3 main areas.</p>
+<h2 id="bandwidth">Bandwidth</h2>
+<p>HDMI is always the worse connector when it comes to bandwidth. Recently HDMI 2.1 was introduced, which is has more bandwidth than DisplayPort 1.4, however DisplayPort 2.0 was also introduced which absolutely destroys HDMI 2.1. The bandwidth is up to ~80Gbps with the ability to fucking power two 8K monitors at 120Hz with 4:4:4 colour. Obviously such a monitor is yet to exist, but this makes DisplayPort much more future proof. Regardless, a lot of monitors only allow better features with display port connected - my LG UltraGear only overclocks with DisplayPort at 180Hz, and through HDMI provides a significantly lower refresh rate of just 100Hz.</p>
+<h2 id="licensing">Licensing</h2>
+<p>HDMI does not support the freedom and availability of technology. You have to pay a licence to add HDMI to your products. The concept of a licence is just shocking, it doesn&rsquo;t matter how much you have to pay - technology shouldn&rsquo;t be licensed or owned - standards like video connections should be available and free as in freedom. Choosing DisplayPort over HDMI means that you support free as in freedom technology and open standards for industry created by VESA.</p>
+<h2 id="extra-features">Extra features</h2>
+<ul>
+<li>DisplayPort works great with Thunderbolt USB-C. It allows laptops to be charged, and power two monitors with a single fucking cable.</li>
+<li>DisplayPort locks into place when you plug it in. This makes sure it can&rsquo;t come loose or be tugged out by small movements or gravity if it&rsquo;s a heavy cable.</li>
+</ul>
+<h2 id="in-conclusion">In conclusion</h2>
+<p>The most annoying part is that HDMI has the advantage when it comes to consumers. Not many people understand the differences and since HDMI is available everywhere everyone just assumes it&rsquo;s a fine port. If a business makes a product and they want a single port, they&rsquo;ll choose HDMI as it&rsquo;s the most supported everywhere. And HDMI will keep making money off licences.</p>
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+      <guid>https://spyhoodle.me/articles/planners/</guid>
+      <description>I literally cannot find a good planner and it&amp;rsquo;s driving me crazy.
+A good planner would: Follow GTD - capture with an inbox, tags, etc. Be native - I don&amp;rsquo;t want a slow unresponsive electron app Be open-source - I dont want people spying on what I&amp;rsquo;m actually doing Have an easy to use phone app - so I can check, update or add tasks from anywhere quickly Sync with git - reliable, easy, sustainable sync that doesnt require use of a cloud service Not be bloated - we don&amp;rsquo;t need timers (super productivity) or calculators (taskwarrior) in our task managers Have do and due dates - one of the best features from things (app on iOS and macOS), saying when you&amp;rsquo;ll do something but also keeping the date it&amp;rsquo;s due for (i.</description>
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+      <description>iPods are simple and effective music players, which don&amp;rsquo;t have a high cost yet are probably the best music player you can buy. They are products that give you freedom over your music and control over your device.
+Why are old iPods so great? Higher sound quality with a built in DAC for the shockingly rare included headphone jack. Supports high sound quality formats, like FLAC and ALAC. Mods - you can repair them, upgrade them, mod them etc.</description>
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+      <description>Many people may know Casio as the calculator brand, especially in the UK. However, Casio is also known for their impressive, functional, reliable and stunning watches. Recently, I have discovered the Casio world of watches, and I must say they have shot up to one of my favourite brands of all time (as mindless capitalist consumerist that sounds.)
+Why the Casio watch? Reliability - They will continue to work effortlessly without glitches or bugs.</description>
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+Bandwidth HDMI is always the worse connector when it comes to bandwidth. Recently HDMI 2.1 was introduced, which is has more bandwidth than DisplayPort 1.4, however DisplayPort 2.0 was also introduced which absolutely destroys HDMI 2.1. The bandwidth is up to ~80Gbps with the ability to fucking power two 8K monitors at 120Hz with 4:4:4 colour.</description>
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+    Written
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+
+<p>iPods are simple and effective music players, which don&rsquo;t have a high cost yet are probably the best music player you can buy. They are products that give you freedom over your music and control over your device.</p>
+<h2 id="why-are-old-ipods-so-great">Why are old iPods so great?</h2>
+<ul>
+<li>Higher sound quality with a built in DAC for the shockingly rare included headphone jack.</li>
+<li>Supports high sound quality formats, like FLAC and ALAC.</li>
+<li>Mods - you can repair them, upgrade them, mod them etc.</li>
+<li>No internet connection - you won&rsquo;t suddenly loose your music if Apple or Spotify goes down.</li>
+<li>Less distraction - just plays music with some games you probably won&rsquo;t play again anyway.</li>
+<li>You own your music - you can buy music and put it on here (this is also better for artists.)</li>
+<li>Piracy - you can rip music off youtube and take it anywhere. You&rsquo;ll still be able to listen to it when the music on youtube is taken down.</li>
+</ul>
+<h2 id="rockbox">Rockbox</h2>
+<p>If you don&rsquo;t like the proprietary Apple iPod operating system, there&rsquo;s an alternative called Rockbox. However devices without an internet connection (as long as your not syncing to iTunes) can&rsquo;t communicate back to apple or the internet, so I&rsquo;d say there&rsquo;s no privacy concern here. With rockbox you do get more features and themes, but I prefer how the original operating system looks.</p>
+<h2 id="my-ipods">My iPods</h2>
+<p>I have a collection of iPods, for different reasons, and I have only actually bought one.</p>
+<h3 id="ipod-shuffle">iPod Shuffle</h3>
+<p>This is probably my favourite and coolest iPod, it&rsquo;s a simple, small device that you can literally fit anywhere and play your favourite music playlist on (the storage is pretty limited.) There&rsquo;s no screen, no messing about, just press play. It even has a cool voice feature, where it can tell you the name of the song, battery level, etc.</p>
+<h3 id="ipod-mini-gen-2">iPod Mini (Gen 2)</h3>
+<p>Even though the storage is also kind of limited, it&rsquo;s enough for me. I love the screen, the old iPod design, and how easy it is to use. The UI is so simple and effective. I don&rsquo;t need album art. I don&rsquo;t need fancy graphics to look at. It&rsquo;s so minimal and yet does the job so well.</p>
+<h3 id="ipod-classic-gen-6">iPod Classic (Gen 6?)</h3>
+<p>This has the most storage, but I&rsquo;m not a fan of this iPod because it&rsquo;s a bit too new, with a modern display and games and such. The UI also looks terrible, a lot worse compared to the iPod Mini.</p>
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+
+<p>I literally cannot find a good planner and it&rsquo;s driving me crazy.</p>
+<h2 id="a-good-planner-would">A good planner would:</h2>
+<ul>
+<li>Follow GTD - capture with an inbox, tags, etc.</li>
+<li>Be native - I don&rsquo;t want a slow unresponsive electron app</li>
+<li>Be open-source - I dont want people spying on what I&rsquo;m actually doing</li>
+<li>Have an easy to use phone app - so I can check, update or add tasks from anywhere quickly</li>
+<li>Sync with git - reliable, easy, sustainable sync that doesnt require use of a cloud service</li>
+<li>Not be bloated - we don&rsquo;t need timers (super productivity) or calculators (taskwarrior) in our task managers</li>
+<li>Have do and due dates - one of the best features from things (app on iOS and macOS), saying when you&rsquo;ll do something but also keeping the date it&rsquo;s due for (i.e. assignments, projects)</li>
+</ul>
+<h2 id="is-there-anything">Is there anything?</h2>
+<p>There literally nothing that ticks all of these boxes. It&rsquo;s shocking. Regardless, I would say that dstask is probably the best at the moment, but it&rsquo;s still a bit clunky, lacking an actual phone app and do dates, which is pretty critical to my work.</p>
+<h2 id="so-in-conclusion">So, in conclusion</h2>
+<p>I&rsquo;m probably going to have to make one of these things myself.</p>
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+      <description>iPods are simple and effective music players, which don&amp;rsquo;t have a high cost yet are probably the best music player you can buy. They are products that give you freedom over your music and control over your device.
+Why are old iPods so great? Higher sound quality with a built in DAC for the shockingly rare included headphone jack. Supports high sound quality formats, like FLAC and ALAC. Mods - you can repair them, upgrade them, mod them etc.</description>
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+      <pubDate>Thu, 04 Aug 2022 22:32:24 +0100</pubDate>
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+      <description>Many people may know Casio as the calculator brand, especially in the UK. However, Casio is also known for their impressive, functional, reliable and stunning watches. Recently, I have discovered the Casio world of watches, and I must say they have shot up to one of my favourite brands of all time (as mindless capitalist consumerist that sounds.)
+Why the Casio watch? Reliability - They will continue to work effortlessly without glitches or bugs.</description>
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+      <description>There&amp;rsquo;s nothing I hate more than the HDMI connector. DisplayPort beats it in 3 main areas.
+Bandwidth HDMI is always the worse connector when it comes to bandwidth. Recently HDMI 2.1 was introduced, which is has more bandwidth than DisplayPort 1.4, however DisplayPort 2.0 was also introduced which absolutely destroys HDMI 2.1. The bandwidth is up to ~80Gbps with the ability to fucking power two 8K monitors at 120Hz with 4:4:4 colour.</description>
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