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So your thumbs accidentally actuated their keys? Could a solution be to change those switches (and leave the others)?

Lol at shift+arrows being more intuitive for scrolling when ctrl + u/d are classic built-in Vim/Neovim moves.

I have both and the Bose sucks for calls! And every single time I'm on a call people would ask me to get off my Bluetooth. The Huawei is better for calls but not for music sound. I tested both over the last 5-6 months and updated to the latest software and it's still the case with the Bose horrible mic quality for calls.

I physically rearranged the keys on an external keyboard. One tip that I read from the internet is to cut a tiny piece of duct tape and stick it on the homing keys ( T and N for colemak). After 2 weeks I can touch type (slowly) with colemak and the rearrangement of keys are not needed anymore.

Thank you for your video and your answers I hope to tell which one is louder the huawei free clip or Bose open

Thanks Ben for a excellent video once again that caused me to buy stuff :P Unfortunatly i could not use your affiliate links as they are all UK based.

Great practical review of both products. I do a lot of photo editing and need to work in both 6500 Kelvin and 5000 Kelvin, does either device allow specific temperatures to be dialled in, or is it just a case of turning the temperature to what you believe are those temperatures?

It would be nice to FIRST go into the demonstration of the plugin - and only then talk about how to install it. Cos watching 80% of the vid about the installation process, when I don’t even know whether I want to install it, is… not the best experience.

I thought the Halo uses USB-A. Did they switch it to USB-C?

thanks for the vid. i'm typinm--g this comment with myy new defy...woof , pardon the typos....lol. do you have your json conif--fig file uploaded anywhere>? need hep- lp

How well do these light the user, for instance during a video call? And how do they integrate with a webcam that sits on top of the monitor?

after all your keyboard reviews, do you use the defy permanently?

Once again Ben Frain is convincing me to spend money. :)

got a light bar at the start of covid when i was kitting out my WFH setup. bought it on a bit of a whim along with a bunch of other stuff, but it's really stood the test of time, and it's high up there on the list of kit that i wouldn't like to code without anymore. i'm now envious of your auto on off!

Pro added to cart. Thanks.

I have the ScreenBar Pro and it's great. I didn't think it'd be a big deal, but has been so nice. I have a strip of white USB-powered LEDs on the back of my monitor for the backlight, so the all auto of the Pro appealed since I had no need of the backlight from the Halo. Hope you have a great Holiday Ben 🎄

I have this one for about a year. I’m constantly between it perfectly highlighting the dust on my screen, or when tilted to not show dusk leak harsh led light directly in my eyes. I haven’t found a comfortable position that I could use long term. It is well made though. I have a 32” BenQ monitor and wish the light could be powered by it rather than another power cord draped behind my desk.

I agree the hands-free BenQ Pro version is the best option to set it and forget it. Wishing you and your family Happy Holidays.🎅🎄🎆🎇 Kudos from NYC.🗽

What monitor is that?

A nice alternative to the auto on off of the pro, if you happen to have a monitor/TV supporting it, is to use on of the usb ports on the display to power the light. Many displays only send power to these ports when the display is on, so the light will turn on and off with the display you're using. You'll need a 1.5 Amp port, which often gets labelled as HDD (for connecting a harddrive) on TVs. I personally use an alternative to both of these, as I wanted a wireless controller, but wasn't a fan of the one for the halo. I have found the biggest downside with all of these is mounting a webcam - I've started putting the webcam next to the light bar, then flip the light bar up to use it (which also helps illuminate my face).

Thanks for sharing & entertaining. 🐟

Please gimme more of these clean and structured info pieces!!! I like it!

This video was a great source of inspiration. You made me curious about Alfred and Rectangle. I'll give those a try. Oh, and you also reminded me I need to ditch iterm2.

nice vid... in some ways vim are miles ahead, in some ways it reeks 1970s...

If I understood correctly buying separate keycaps for this keyboard is difficult because the split?

Not familiar with VIA but it seems a little more complicated than lets say typical G hub from logitech? Like more coding languages. Can you customize the rgb lights key by key? Or regions? In via?

Good comparison, thank you.

What do you use now instead of the telescope-file-browser extension?

is there a download link to your bazecor config?

Was each instance of "hooding" separate, or was there some recycling going on? If the latter, I demand more hooding clips

Give your setup and room tour

How do you get lualine to duplicate for your new splits with the index number for jumping? I've copied your config, but I'm only getting one line acrwoss multiple splits.

"Ignore the pummeling" How do you know who wins?🤪😜

soundcore has another options that it is probably more worth buying!

do you have a similar video reviewing the glove 80, I've seen a couple elsewhere but i like your review of this; wondering if you have a glove 80 review or a glove vs voyager video

your rbg comment made me laugh out loud, "because I'm not 10" lmao, I HATE rgb and couldn't agree more. I'm okay with a little mild white backlighting if the situation calls for it but anything beyond that is ehh

Your terminal gives me Ayu Mirage vibes

*Fewer keys 😊

The setup folder is missing notify.lua in your git repo

It is nice but a bit expensive.

Your lualine config is really cool. Tried it out myself. But either i am missing something or the filename jumps around in the center based on how many diagnostics is shown? Bothers me alot :p

What about debugging in Neovim?

Great video! On line 24 of your mappings.lua file, you have a keymap that includes `CTRL-$`. I can't find any mention of that in the manual and am curious what it does. I'm guessing something to do with the end of the line (given the $), but since it's in linewise block mode I can't figure it out (removing it seems to make no difference).