I personally have the Corsair Scimitar which I like quite a bit but I had to get used to how to hold it. I honestly think that if I were shopping again today I would just go with the Naga. I think that the Naga is a “buy once, cry once” type of purchase. Mice with 6+ side buttons is just a really sparse product category and if you can manage you should try to get a few of these mice in hand and choose based on comfort

Edit: I specifically chose a wired mouse. The battery in my old Naga was so heavy that I ended up taking it out and just using it wired anyways. If you don’t need to be un-tethered, I would avoid wireless but again, that’s personal preference

What is audiobookshelf? How does it work with readarr?

SHIT YEAH BRÕTHER! THIS IS THE MOMENT I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR! LET’S CRANK LEMMY’S HOG REAL GOOD!

Can confirm. This has been happening to me since I hit puberty. Someone the balloon even dresses to add my uncle

¿Por qué no los dos?

The YouTube channel Technology Connections had made incredible videos on EVs.

He did a video about a road trip that he took in his EV and IIRC he “loses” about an hour/day of driving by having to stop to recharge as compared to don’t up at had stations. He also has a video about how you can definitely use a household circuit to do all the charging that you’d need for day to day travel. And another video about how, depending on circumstance and if you’re smart about it, you probably already have enough electrical service in your house to accommodate an EV.

He makes other great videos about random technology stuff but I really think that his videos on electrification, whether for vehicles or homes, are important