I found the RP5 to be fairly visually unappealing, but I've been interested in a handheld that's powerful and capable of running linux. So that glacier flip is looking fairly exciting!

It also just got cancelled. https://liliputing.com/ayaneo-flip-clamshell-handheld-gaming-pc-discontinued-before-all-orders-had-shipped/

Great summary. Thanks!

Recursion by Blake Crouch

Exciting! I'm going to try out the thermal pad modification

Probably not while ARM handhelds are so popular. I think that it's a good choice for intel and AMD for now, though.

It inspired me to move on. I'm running OpenSUSE now. I don't really want to be involved in RedHat-related products in any way. Between redhat and the talk of telemetry, I'm out.

I am currently listening to the Way of Kings on Audiobook. I did mistborn years ago and I didn't enjoy it enough to keep going with the series. I've heard the second trilogy is much better.

I wasn't a goodreads user previously because of Amazon's ownership but I'm happy with BookWyrm so far.

Just finished Iron Gold by Pierce Brown. It feels kind of like a "bridge book" where it wasn't all that great compared to the others in the series so far.

Now I'm off to Shards of the Earth by Adrian Tchaikovsky. I've started to read a lot of his stuff and I'm enjoying them all.

My friends and I had a lot of fun with the first one. Looking forward to number 2

I can sell immediately, but it leaves me subject to the highest taxes with the least risk of price change.

I've finally got my first stock with my employers through their discount purchase plan. Does anyone have anecdotes or interesting math on when to sell?