For those of you that don't know and might be interested, grim streams some of the development on Twitch from time to time. It's been nice to just have it on while co-working.

ESEA shipped their client and anti-cheat with a free bitcoin miner back in the day: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESEA_League#Bitcoin_mining_inc...

I might have missed it but do the designs come with pcb as well?

It is getting to the point where I am really considering giving up games that require anti-cheats that only support windows.

They were already getting to be too much but this is getting crazy.

Yep, I think I'm okay with not being able to play some games and I'll probably just keep a dedicated machine if I really feel the need to play those games.

I like this idea. I would even settle for the mixed income housing that a lot of development companies here (DC) were supposed to build when they received subsidies from the government.

I just got back to trying to use my resmed and I am curious. How did you get used to wearing it? I am really trying but I am not having much luck.

Try out various masks. I bought one of each mask available and tried them all, ended up with the N20.

CPAP.com is great for decent prices and direct to consumer sales.

If the internal pressure is annoying, airtight earplugs help with keeping the sinus pressure even.

This seems pretty cool. I was a big fan of Spire[1] and their device that monitored steps and breathing. Spire seems to have completely left the consumer market and I would love another device that does that stuff.

1. https://www.spirehealth.com/

Thanks for the link. Yep, it seems a few companies have developed technologies and then left the space, or never made it to market. Spirosmart seemed promising - https://ubicomplab.cs.washington.edu/publications/spirosmart... - (and Senosis was subsequently acquired by Google) but I've never seen a real-world clinical application.

Relevant Chappelle Show skit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeOVbeh2yr0

It gets even better.

With CSGO third parties were essentially selling games for actual currency instead of credit with Valve and using skins as currency for gambling on esports matches. A few of them also came up with other gambling games that didn't even involve esports.

It was also a great vehicle for money laundering: https://www.theguardian.com/games/2019/oct/30/counter-strike...

Wild times.

Yeah out of the box they are poof but I wonder if people would be comfortable with just accessing some of these useful shortcuts in the same positions in another layer?

I experiment around with my layouts and keyboards a little bit so I am probably out of touch.