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8·2 months agoDon’t you mean the Gouda stuff? 😉
7·2 months agoThanks for reminding me of this. I did see the original post but, how soon we forget.
I heard a different take yesterday from Corey Doctorow that the real concern is global economic collapse!
Not something I’d considered, but I would say a frightening possibility!
Sorry for your loss
Upright piano with the front panel taken off
Not a book, but Brian Eno’s “Oblique Strategies”
Seconded. And if you want to avoid the Ubuntu sh!t you can go for Mint DE (Debian edition)
This … “Microsoft is a cancer sucking life out of everything it touches.”
Divorce her
4·5 months agoThere are all sorts of fabulous food/alcohol combinations
Cool. I’ll give you $50 for it 🤪
Rage-coloured glasses?
Maybe. But you won’t know until you actually try.
Just following up on many of the comments that ask, are you allowing enough rest/recovery? … I have a Garmin watch that gives a training status that I find a good indicator of whether my exercise is benefiting me or not. If my “load” is the same or going up and my “fitness” is going down it’s a good indicator that I’m not getting enough rest or that my current exercise has plateaued. I find it a good prompt to rethink what I’m doing.
And while I’m not disagreeing with this, it is also ok to check in with yourself and notice “ok, I have uncomfortable feelings” but then ask the question “Am I in danger?”. We all get uncomfortable some times but we’d never do anything new if we always stop ourselves just because we’re uncomfortable. The trick is learning the difference between good/safe uncomfortable and bad/dangerous uncomfortable, and to learn that you need to practice being with your feelings. Read up about exposure therapy.
30 years. Been married for 22.
I get the bitter taste in the mouth, but when the alternative is Windows??? I made my choice and bought an iMac recently so that I could finally ditch the last windows pc in the house (everything else is Linux). And then had my work PC updated to Win11 last week. Uggghhh …
This is brilliant: “automating yourself from complexity only means you add layers of somewhere else”. Need to tattoo this on my forearm!