yumcimil

+1 for twinkly lights. I've had some WS2801s that are about a decade old from Aliexpress for ages. This time lighting the tree, discovered quite a few scorch marks and melted insulation. Twinkly lights were 66% off locally, so gave 'em a go. They're still RGB, but blend into the tree a fair bit better. The LED spatial mapping stuff kinda works - it's not perfect, but gives you enough to be able to have decent fades top to bottom and side to side.

I have no intention of swapping to Twinkly for my normal accent lighting around the house - btf-lighting.com + WLED is still your friend for that.

Yeah, I think this was probably the only thing. My hands felt slightly less tired after a lot of typing. I was about the same speed as qwerty, which was already decently fast.

Yes, but it's much more plausible that a fucked healthcare system does it on its own.

it could be as simple as Huawei refusing to install a backdoor for them.

They have to calibrate for ambient light still. At least, that's true for radiology.

I've been running RoyalTS as of late - integrated Keepass into itself pretty nicely. I'm a bit sceptical of their credential handling internally, but it lets you use a keepass file.

I've used Mobaxterm in the past, and it was decent. Royal TS is just a little nicer. Windows Terminal is coming along quite nicely too.

We're having absolute misery with their support at present. Panorama's not been logging data for 45 days now. They've just completely missed the last two teleconfs.