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Really enjoyed watching https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2400291/ about the race.

There's also a lot of beautiful ultra running content on YouTube, for instance https://youtu.be/NDZdsqbcGTU (also about the Barkley marathons). I have no ambition to run any ultra distances but watching some of these videos is inspiring for some reason.


I wondered the same, eventually found https://bekk.christmas/ with some more information.


I own a HHKB[1] and while very pleasant to type with the fact that the function keys are on another layer can be cumbersome in some IDEs. In IntelliJ IDEs you have Ctrl + F9 to build (or something like that) which means pressing Ctrl + Fn + 9. Maybe the experience can be improved with better placement of the Fn-key (which on the HHKB is in the lower right corner).

Reading the comments about experiences with split and/or ergonomic keyboards makes me want to try some other variants.

[1] https://www.hhkeyboard.com/


As a Vimmer, the HHKB is very close to perfection. I can reach every key without having to move my hands too far, the Fn key fall right under my right little finger and Control being in the correct place is a huge win. The fact that it has Topre switches is the icing on the cake, I wouldn't use any other keyboard on a prolonged basis.


What is it about the Topre switches that you prefer?


I like the smooth action and 'thunk'. It's a pleasure to type on after many years' use.


Beautiful picture!

Author's comment about how it was made https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/arer0k/i_took_nearly...



Looks neat!

I've been using Vim and Vimwiki https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki to scratch a similar itch. I wish I was more consistent in using it though.

Vimwiki in a repository makes it easy to share between workstations (and different platforms).


Haven't used it for communication but I've been using it as a means to store encrypted backups with a cloud provider.

If you're interested, check out duplicity at http://duplicity.nongnu.org/.


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