New M2 Macbook Air.

 * Spec: M2, 2022
 * 16gb RAM
 * Model Number: Z1600019XX/A

= Setup notes =

 * Create new user account
 * Set name: Preferences -> Sharing
 * Get on the wifi
 * Setup JP input
  * Use capslock to switch language
 * Fix trackpad direction and speed
 * Download Chrome and install
 * Enrol fingers to touch ID
 * Download and install 1Password
 * Download and install Dropbox
  * Selective sync, don't sync the Apps/Google Save Your Data (240gb)
  * Let it sync Desktop and Documents, I guess. Don't need to do Downloads
  * New files default: available offline
  * If you didn't have enough diskspace at install, make a bunch of stuff available offline:
   * cosplay portfolio
   * fonts
   * Photo editing tools
   * Photos
   * profile pics
   * reference pics
   * arista_scratchpad.txt
   * foo.txt
 * Set Finder Preferences
  * General
   * New Finder windows show: Downloads
  * Sidebar
   * TBC
   * Move Dropbox and Downloads to the top of the list
   * Stick Photos and Welrod Commissions to the list
  * Advanced
   * DISABLE: Show warning when changing extension
   * When performing a search: Search the current folder
   * Keep folders on top: In windows when sorting by name
 * Finder: View menu options
  * Show Path bar
  * Show Status bar
 * Setting: Dock and Menu Bar
  * ENABLE: Automatically hide and show the dock
  * Use 24-hour clock
  * Spotlight: Don't show in menu bar
 * Set a cool wallpaper
 * Hot corners: Lock screen in bottom-left
  * Actually you don't even need this any more - mash the Touch ID button to lock the screen
 * Chrome extension settings
  * Redirector
   * Enable cloud sync, then look away and back again, the rules will appear
  * UBlock Origin
   * Enable cloud sync
   * Go to each tab and pull from cloud
  * Tampermonkey
   * Set Config mode to beginner
   * Enable Userscript Sync
   * Browser Sync
   * Shake it a bit until the scripts sync
 * Setup Time Machine to NAS
  * `afp://iowa.thighhighs.top/brig`
  * Backup while on battery
  * Exclude items
   * ~/Dropbox
 * Backblaze
 * Adobe Creative Cloud
 * Pragmata Pro font for terminal
 * Setup new SSH keys
  * My philosophy here is a key per client, rather than one single key used on all your clients. If you lose a device or it's compromised, it makes the revocation simpler because you just nuke one, and don't need to regenerate a new one everywhere.
  * Distribute the pubkey everywhere it needs to go
 * Vim config
  * Going to go for a minimal one here, just a `~/.vim/vimrc` file, with basic syntax highlighting enabled. Don't think I'll do much dev here, so no need to clog it up with all the fancy syntax highlighting and whatnot


= To do =

 * Wireguard