36GB unified RAM. Daily driver. Fast enough that I never think about the machine, which is the point.

USB-C single-cable setup. Good colour accuracy, matte panel. Does the job without demanding attention.

Gateron G Pro switches. Wireless. Quiet enough for calls, tactile enough to feel good.

Replaced every mouse I've tried. The electromagnetic scroll wheel is the kind of thing you only appreciate once you have it.

Home NAS. ~16TB usable. Runs Tailscale, a few Docker containers, and backs up everything important.

Primary editor. LazyVim as the base, minimal plugins on top. Go + TypeScript LSP. I've tried Zed and VS Code periodically — I always come back.

Fast, GPU-accelerated, Lua-configurable. Handles multiplexing natively. Replaced tmux + iTerm2 in one move.

Good ligatures, clear at small sizes. Catppuccin Mocha theme throughout. Using it on this site too.

Launcher, clipboard history, window management, snippets. Replaced Alfred, Spectacle, and a pile of menu bar apps.

Notes in plain markdown, git-synced across machines. No cloud subscription, no lock-in. Dataview plugin for structured queries.

DB GUI for Postgres. Connects to local, Supabase, and SSH-tunnelled instances without fuss.

HTTP proxy and inspector for debugging API traffic. Easier than Charles for quick work.

Aliases for common flows. No GUI clients. The mental model matters more than the interface.

Local dev always containerised. docker compose up and the whole stack runs, same on every machine.

Task runner. A Justfile in every project root. Replaces Makefiles without the tab-indent madness.

Runtime version manager. Replaced asdf, nvm, and gvm in one tool. Per-project .mise.toml files.