<commit_before>---
# vim: set ft=liquid :
layout: default
title: "My Gear"
class: "gear"
---

%section.lead
  %h1= "My Gear"
  :markdown
    Here lies a page that's meant to label the things that I own and use to do
    the stuff that I like doing like writing software or take pictures.

%section.hardware
  %h2
    %a{name:"hardware"}= "Hardware"
  %address= "Updated March 4, 2015"

  %h3
    %a{name:"laptop"}= "My Laptop"
  %p
    :markdown
      My laptop of choice is the [Dell XPS 14][laptop] with 500 GB of disk space,
      32 GB SSD and a [Intel i7-3537U core][core]. With 8 GB SDDRAM3 @ 1.6 GHz,
      it's relatively fast and gets the job done. Bluetooth's in there as well
      and it has a backlit keyboard which really helps at night. It has a shoddy
      web camera though, only 2 megapixels. The speakers, however, are amazing
      (before I messed them up). They really boom despite them behind under the
      laptop. And they're practically invisible. A nugget of gold about this
      laptop? Under the bottom left corner of the keyboard, a button lights
      up to five LEDs, letting you know how much power's left. More useful
      then it should be!
      ![Overhead shot of the Dell XPS 14 laptop, keyboard in focus](/images/dell-xps-14-keyboard-amzn.jpg)
      [laptop]:http://amzn.com/B00HK8V4PU
      [core]:http://ark.intel.com/products/72054/Intel-Core-i7-3537U-Processor-4M-Cache-up-to-3_10-GHz

      ### Update 2015-05-04 23:54:18 EDT

      So I can tell you first hand that the lifetime of the hard disk is about
      3 months and a week if you keep the laptop in suspension constantly and
      refuse to shut it down once in a while. So I'm working off the 32GB until
      I can manage to open this laptop up and replace the hard disk for a full
      solid state drive setup.

  %h3
    %a{name:"camera"}= "My Cameras"
  %p
    :markdown
      Most of the shots I've taken come from my nifty [Nikon L830][l830]
      since it's mostly automatic when it comes to handling. I really
      just tweak ISO, white balance and focus with this camera.
      However, the [Nikon D3200][d3200] handles a lot better, takes way better
      shots but requires me to fiddle with it a bit more. This might be me
      handling it incorrectly; we'll find out.
      [l830]: http://amzn.com/B00HQ4W3X0
      [d3200]: http://amzn.com/B009OAOG9S
  %p
    %img.image-half{src:"/images/nikon-l830-isoview.jpg",alt:"Isometric(ish) view of Nikon L830"}
    %img.image-half{src:"/images/nikon-d3200.jpg",alt:"Isometric(ish) view of Nikon D3200"}

  %h3
    %a{name: "mouse"}= "Mouse"
  %p
    :markdown
      The cool kids are using track pads and what not. I not only like
      sticking to my mouse, I use it on the left side. I've done this
      for a long time (about 3 years now) and I noticed that I tend to
      place drinks and food to the right side and having a moving target
      over there was dangerous. So I invested in the [Logitech M150][mouse].
      Best investment EVAH!

      **Update 2015-03-04 12:44:51 EST**: Ended up giving this mouse away
      because I didn't use it as much as I thought I would.

      [mouse]: http://amzn.com/B003NR57BY

%section.software
  %h2<commit_msg>Update gears page.<commit_after>---
# vim: set ft=liquid :
layout: default
title: "My Gear"
class: "gear"
---

%section.lead
  %h1= "My Gear"
  :markdown
    Here lies a page that's meant to label the things that I own and use to do
    the stuff that I like doing like writing software or take pictures.

%section.hardware
  %h2
    %a{name:"hardware"}= "Hardware"
  %address= "Updated March 4, 2015"

  %h3
    %a{name:"laptop"}= "My Laptop"
  %p
    :markdown
      My laptop of choice is the [Dell XPS 14][laptop] with 500 GB of disk space,
      32 GB SSD and a [Intel i7-3537U core][core]. With 8 GB SDDRAM3 @ 1.6 GHz,
      it's relatively fast and gets the job done. Bluetooth's in there as well
      and it has a backlit keyboard which really helps at night. It has a shoddy
      web camera though, only 2 megapixels. The speakers, however, are amazing
      (before I messed them up). They really boom despite them behind under the
      laptop. And they're practically invisible. A nugget of gold about this
      laptop? Under the bottom left corner of the keyboard, a button lights
      up to five LEDs, letting you know how much power's left. More useful
      then it should be!
      ![Overhead shot of the Dell XPS 14 laptop, keyboard in focus](/images/dell-xps-14-keyboard-amzn.jpg)
      [laptop]:http://amzn.com/B00HK8V4PU
      [core]:http://ark.intel.com/products/72054/Intel-Core-i7-3537U-Processor-4M-Cache-up-to-3_10-GHz

      **Update: 2015-05-04 23:54:18 EDT**
      So I can tell you first hand that the lifetime of the hard disk is about
      3 months and a week if you keep the laptop in suspension constantly and
      refuse to shut it down once in a while. So I'm working off the 32GB until
      I can manage to open this laptop up and replace the hard disk for a full
      solid state drive setup.

  %h3
    %a{name:"camera"}= "My Cameras"
  %p
    :markdown
      Most of the shots I've taken come from my nifty [Nikon L830][l830]
      since it's mostly automatic when it comes to handling. I really
      just tweak ISO, white balance and focus with this camera.
      However, the [Nikon D3200][d3200] handles a lot better, takes way better
      shots but requires me to fiddle with it a bit more. This might be me
      handling it incorrectly; we'll find out.
      [l830]: http://amzn.com/B00HQ4W3X0
      [d3200]: http://amzn.com/B009OAOG9S
  %p
    %img.image-half{src:"/images/nikon-l830-isoview.jpg",alt:"Isometric(ish) view of Nikon L830"}
    %img.image-half{src:"/images/nikon-d3200.jpg",alt:"Isometric(ish) view of Nikon D3200"}

  %h3
    %a{name: "mouse"}= "Mouse"
  %p
    :markdown
      The cool kids are using track pads and what not. I not only like
      sticking to my mouse, I use it on the left side. I've done this
      for a long time (about 3 years now) and I noticed that I tend to
      place drinks and food to the right side and having a moving target
      over there was dangerous. So I invested in the [Logitech M150][mouse].
      Best investment EVAH!

      **Update 2015-03-04 12:44:51 EST**:
      Ended up giving this mouse away because I didn't use it as much as I
      thought I would.

      **Update 2015-06-18 19:05:05 EDT**:
      Obtained an [Apple Magic Mouse][mouse2] and I'm getting more and more used to
      working with it. The whole touchy feely interactions of it needs some getting used
      to to be honest. That and a lot of interactions on KDE weren't really optimized for
      hyper sensitive mice.

      [mouse]: http://amzn.com/B003NR57BY

%section.software
  %h2
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