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When it comes to terminal emulators, Alacritty stands out as my favorite. Despite being one of the oldest players in the game, Alacritty continues to impress with its performance and reliability.

As for the shell, Fish has won me over with its intuitive syntax highlighting, powerful auto-completion, and extensive set of features. Its user-friendly interface and modern approach to shell scripting make it a pleasure to work with. Reach my dotfiles

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While Chrome may be the go-to browser for many in the web development community, I've remained loyal to Firefox. Additionally, I use Brave. In a landscape dominated by Chrome, I'm proud to stand by Firefox and Brave as my browsers of choice for browsing and development.

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Having spent a significant portion of my career on Windows, I eventually reached a breaking point with performance issues and made the switch to Linux a few years ago. It was a decision I haven't looked back on since. I use Arch btw. Its minimalist approach and rolling-release model align perfectly with my preferences, empowering me to customize my environment to suit my exact needs.

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As a font nerd, I take font selection seriously, and when it comes to programming fonts, I'm no exception. I've delved deep into the world of typography to find the perfect fonts for my coding adventures, and a few have emerged as my absolute favorites.

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Back in the day, LAN parties with friends were a highlight of my gaming adventures. One thing that always fueled our excitement was getting our hands on more advanced hardware to play cooler games. However, as time has passed, my understanding of hardware has become more basic. I no longer obsess over the latest VGA, CPU, or motherboard releases. Instead, I find myself content with the hardware provided by my company laptop. It may not be cutting-edge, but it gets the job done, allowing me to focus on what truly matters.

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When the COVID-19 pandemic forced us into remote work, I saw it as an opportunity to create the ultimate ergonomic workstation. With long hours spent in front of a computer, I wanted to ensure that my setup is comfortable for a long term.

That's when I stumbled upon the world of ergonomic keyboards, and I was instantly intrigued. After much research and deliberation, I decided to invest in a ZSA Moonlander. Its split design, customizable layout, and ergonomic features promised to revolutionize my typing experience. I crafted my layout to suit my preferences and workflow, optimizing efficiency while minimizing strain on my wrists and hands.

I also incorporated an old vertical mouse into my setup. Its ergonomic design helps to keep my wrist in a natural position, reducing discomfort and fatigue during long hours of use.

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