Cliff’s Notes 2026: Episode Four
Been a couple of weeks since I did my previous Cliff’s Notes, so I figured I’d try and get one out this week. Couple of things to talk about, mostly work wise, so that will be the bulk of this episode.
Been a couple of weeks since I did my previous Cliff’s Notes, so I figured I’d try and get one out this week. Couple of things to talk about, mostly work wise, so that will be the bulk of this episode.
Once again, kind of changing up how I post these Cliff’s Notes posts. I’ve tried to do them every week, but personally I think that’s a bit too often. So I’ve decided I’m just going to do them every two to three weeks and I’m simply going to name them chronological order for the year.
Not much happened this week to be honest, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing in a lot of cases. But there are a couple of things I’ll talk about, so let’s get to each of those.
I stopped using Logitech, or as it’s also known as, Logi, products some years ago. They just didn’t seem to be as good of a company as they once used to be and I decided to move on after years of using nothing but their products.
It’s been almost a month since I did a weekly update, and for that I apologize. Things have been crazy to say the least so let’s just dive in and get right to it. Though this will likely be a considerably shorter Cliff’s Notes than usual.
As many of you know I play quite a bit of video games in my spare time. Usually this happens prior to my work shift for the day, but every now and then it happens after work. Days off are spent playing quite a few hours of video games unless I have something planned with the wife.
I was asked about three weeks or so ago by CyberSecKyle as to why I hadn’t posted or been active on Mastodon for about two weeks at the time. This was in our Discord that we still run and own, which is still called AllThingsTech.
Well hello there! It’s been a couple, ok well, it’s been 3+ weeks, since the last time I did this and there’s a very good reason for it. So let’s dive in and get started with our Weekly Notes that I’ve chosen to call Cliff’s Notes.
The Redragon Antonium K745 Pro represents a significant step up for the budget peripheral manufacturer, moving away from the “pingy” metal plates of their older models and into the modern era of gasket-mounted, sound-dampened enthusiast boards. The Purple edition, in particular, offers a striking aesthetic that breaks away from the standard black or white gamer peripherals.
I know, I know, I’m a couple of days late on the Cliff’s Notes post this week. To be honest, time got away from me and I didn’t realize I hadn’t actually done it and what day it was supposed to be done. But have no fear, we’re here now!