Leo

@herzog.tech

Technology enthusiast

microsoft developers using SteamOS running Windows-native games through compatibility layers AS A BENCHMARK for their new Windows K2 optimizations is one of the funniest fucking things to happen thus far in this current iteration of the OS war

For gaming, Microsoft views steamOS as the benchmark, and is working to optimize the platform so that steamOS and Windows gaming performance are comparable. Within the next year or two, it believes that Windows will be able to truly compete head-to-head with steamOS in gaming performance on identical hardware due to foundational changes that are being made to the platform in the coming months.

God I love pellet grills. The ONLY thing that would make them better is if they actually freaking worked.

There are so many great Linux softwares that are distributed exclusively by putting .deb and/or .rpm files into Github Releases, which means I have to "Watch" for new releases and manually download/install. I made a @cloudflare.social Worker to add these projects to my package manager. reprox.dev

https://reprox.dev

# 📦 Reprox — A Serverless Github Releases APT/RPM Gateway https://github.com/leoherzog/reprox There are many great Linux softwares that distribute .deb and/or .rpm packages via Github Releases only. ...

reprox.dev

2025 podcast stats were a bit off this year. Switching to some ad-free subscription feeds partway through the year threw off my top 5 and total show counts, and others adding more video visuals meant more podcast time on YouTube than usual. Still though, 26.2 days of listening ain't bad.

A screenshot of the Pocket Casts 2025 Year in Review saying "You tuned into 42 podcasts and 643 episodes"A screenshot of the Pocket Casts 2025 Year in Review saying "Your other go-tos: more favorites, more play, more you" and a top 5 most listened podcasts list with #1 The Vergecast, #2 Dungeons and Daddies, #3 The Besties, #4 My Brother, My Brother and Me, and #5 The Adventure ZoneA screenshot of the Pocket Casts 2025 Year in Review saying "37,857 minutes listened"A screenshot of the Pocket Casts 2025 Year in Review saying "Your listening dropped 15% this year, but hey, quality over quantity" and two circles showing 2024 as 738 hours and 2025 as 630 hours.