KUB Fiber has arrived! (Specifically - at my house which was somewhat late in the rollout)

Before it got to my place, I’d already configured and seen it in action at two or three other residences. Everything has been really smooth, even including when I first realized that CGNAT was being used.

Of course for my own setup CGNAT was not gonna cut it - so add on the “Static IP” plan feature we did. And thus the adventure begins…

Why can I not get used to Android’s gesture navigation? Why have I still been using 2-button navigation up until AOSP broke it? And why does gesture navigation actually perform worse in terms of user experience?

Well, I haven’t been able to run a proper user study on it yet, but in short, interactions that require user input delay are bad.

If you ever work in UI/UX, please NEVER use speed of interaction or timing delay as an input. You should never assume the speed at which users should be required to interact.

There is a good reason Dell didn’t support GPUs in it’s R720XD servers (I hope), but that didn’t stop me from doing it anyways.

It started out with the Nvidia M40, which ran alright most of the time with the default cooling shroud, but upgrades were desired! So a P100 went in and now the system didn’t even stay online due to the overheating card at idle.

Time for some good ol’ homelab hackery.

For whatever reason I had trouble finding any resource describing how to add groups to a newly-invited user automatically.

This post will serve mostly as a reference to myself, as I want to try to get this added to the official docs instead since I thought this was a fairly common use case.

It’s spring, and that means… it’s time for spring spring swapping?

At least, that’s what I ended up doing.

Following up on my last post about the ZSA Moonlander I’ve switched to the Drop Holy Panda X keyswitches. Since not everyone thinks they are entirely deserving of the Holy Panda name, and I don’t want to type that a thousand times, I’ll just call them Drop HPX switches.

I’ve never owned any other Holy Panda switches, but I can say for sure they’ve got better tactility than any of the standard browns: Cherry Brown, Kailh Brown / Box Brown, but they were far heavier. Turns out, I’m not a heavy typer, so that’s how I started down the path of swapping the springs.