What I Use

My trusty workhorse for the past few years. The M1 Max chip handles everything I throw at it, from heavy coding sessions to video editing, without breaking a sweat. The battery life is still absolutely incredible.

My current daily driver for keyboard. The 60% layout is compact, the keycaps and Topre switches feel amazing to type on, and the overall build quality is top-tier.

My go-to cameras for travel and daily street photography. Both cameras are incredibly compact, and the image quality is stunning for their size. The GR IV's improved autofocus and screen are noticeable upgrades from the GR IIIx, but both excel at quick, unobtrusive shooting.

Noise canceling for deep focus sessions. Non-negotiable.

Ultrawide gaming monitor with IPS panel and 100Hz refresh rate. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

Incredible studio monitors for their size and price. They pack a punch and deliver clear audio for music listening and content creation.

The best mouse for productivity. Period.

Infrastructure as Code for Kubernetes. Using Terraform to provision clusters and Flux CD to manage workloads and configurations.

Network attached storage for my homelab. 12TB of replicated storage across 2 drives.

Running my homelab at a fraction of the cost and power usage of a traditional x86 server. I currently have three Raspberry Pi 5s with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB NVMe drive each, running a K3s cluster.

My go-to climbing shoes. They feature an aggressive downturn that dominates on overhangs, yet they are surprisingly incredible on slabs too. They genuinely wear like comfortable slippers right out of the box.

Super lightweight chalk bag. Easy to clip on and off. A bit small for a big chalking session.

My trusty belay device for top-rope and lead climbing.

Lightweight sport climbing harness for gym lead and outdoor routes.