Skyrim and Emacs

What amazes me is how fast it is. Before, on the Intel MacBook Pro, I
used to run Skyrim (and Fallout 4 as well as some other games) in native
Windows mode. So, basically, it was like I was booting up a PC. But I
didn't have real access to my Mac Desktop or apps or anything else. The
M1 is so fast that it's running Skyrim in Parallels, at a faster FPS and
far more stable than it was in native mode (I have no idea why but I'm
not complaining). The graphics are much better as well - there is no
comparison. Plus, it doesn't even get hot. I can literally run it on my
lap (there was no way of doing that before…ever.)

But the best part is: I have access to all my Mac stuff, including
Emacs. I used to put all my Skyrim notes in Apple Notes to view them on
my iPad or iPhone while playing. But now I can use Emacs because it runs
right next to it with no problem. Just Command-Tab to switch back and
forth. It's much better in lots of ways. Plus, with Plain Org, I can
keep viewing my Skyrim notes on my iPad or iPhone anytime I want (as
well as everything else). It's honestly fantastic.

That and with me running mu4e in emacs for email, I don't have to just
rely on my iPhone or iPad to view emails in fastmail. I can just go
right to emacs and check out my emails while I'm enjoying Skyrim.