What. A. Beast. I was using the Intel based one before, but this is on a whole other level. The battery is awesome, it doesn't get warm so you can actually use it as a laptop and you never hear the fans.#apple#computer

This is just the default magic keyboard. The small one, without the numpad, but with a Touch ID.#apple#keyboard

This is just the default magic mouse.#apple#mouse

One of the best if not the best docking station which allows me to only use a single USB-C cable to connect everything.#dock

I use the mStand from rain design to lift it up.

This is a crazy good monitor. It is currently my main monitor. It is not the prettiest but the single USB-C cable is really handy. The monitor itself is also very crystal clear.

My second monitor which is definitely not as good as the LG one, but I use this one in vertical mode mainly for running tests and Discord.

It is my first mic and currently I am pretty happy with it. It's usb based so currently I don't need other crazy audio tools. It has a fun tap-to-mute feature which is pretty cool.

This is the microphone arm I use so that I can move the mic around. When I don't need it I can store it on the side.

This is my audio interface.#audio

The audio monitors which are connected via the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 to my CalDigit TS3 Plus which in turn is connected to my MacBook.#audio#speakers#monitor

I switch between my AirPods and my Sony headphones.

Pretty awesome headphones. I used the Sony WH-1000XM2's before, this is just a nice upgrade. Longer battery life, better noise cancelling support and you can connect 2 bluetooth sources at the same time.

This is a pretty nice headphone stand, for when I am not using the headpones.#stand

This is one amazing chair, can highly recommend!

Started using roller blade wheels. Game. Changer.

In the summer of 2020, I completely switched to neovim.#editor

This terminal is currently in beta and invite only.#terminal

The terminal multiplexer which is useful to manage various projects in various windows all controllable via the keyboard.#terminal

This is the best API client I found on macOS that does feel native.#api

I was a Sequel Pro user for years, however it started randomly crashing out of the blue (even after updates). I switched to Table Plus and has been pretty solid so far. The cmd+p shortcut is very awesome.#database

I use zsh as my shell, this is the default on newer macOS versions.#shell

I use oh my zsh on top of zsh which provides me a bunch of aliases and built in functions. They also give you theming support.#shell

The actual theme used in my terminal is this super fast starship theme which is built in Rust.#shell#theme#prompt

I used to use Dank Mono, but now I use Berkeley Mono.#font

This is an amazing soft theme, use it!#theme

Window manager for macOS that is inspired by i3.#productivity#window manager

I've been using Alfred for the longest time, but recently made the switch to use Raycast instead. So far, I really like it.#productivity#launcher

I am using Obsidian as my "second brain" kind of thing. The main reason I use this is because the source of the data are simple markdown files which I can just edit in Neovim while also using it as a git repo. Obsidian is just the fancy visual renderer in my case.#brain#notes