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I dread being asked to fix vice code. sighs

For common situations, I agree. But there are a lot of edge cases I might never encounter, which is why I'm doing what you suggest with a fallback to AI for those rare situations.

Sometimes, a line in a letter mentioning another person and place at a time can unlock an entirely new avenue of investigation.

Specifically, I've been trying to unravel the mystery of an ancestor from around 200 years ago. There are clues in crazy places, and a lot of later "misremembering" to unravel.

I'm tar'ing my files into an archive, compressing, encrypting and then splitting them into 20GB chunks for upload offsite. It's a backup, so I don't need live files. That makes it both smaller in size/entries.

Perhaps it's part of a tiger preservation network?

Australia! I took a day trip out there from Melbourne. The rebel leader made it into state parliament afterwards.

Transfers data between my computer and the rest of my network at much higher speeds.

Followup note: I've had problems with the steam library on CephFS, but it runs perfectly from an RBD disk image.

Thanks

Is it the coffee or the sugar that makes you sleepy?

There's already the DFH and proposal system, though it's based on HBD because projects have realworld costs. A stablecoin makes budgetting easier.

I've been seeing a kickstarter ad for a controller and AR glasses combo where the controller is actually a whole Windows11 PC inside. Quite an interesting time for innovation.

Best wishes for your futures.

I upgrade when my old one doesn't do what I need. I try to replace battery if it extends the life, but that isn't always possible.

Do you think the play here is to position Steam Deck 2 as a companion to shifting VR/AR units? I don't quite get the Metaquest idea of trying to put everything into the headset, at least not yet.

No, he doesn't dig. He might've caught the nail while playing with the other dogs. It's healing up just fine though.

Keep breaking down the task into smaller steps until you can find something you can will yourself to do. Focus only on the next step, or you'll get distracted with planning. At times, when I was ill, the

Find joy in noticing new things in your daily activities. Review your long-term goals and connect your daily tasks to them. Does the step ahead of you seem too big or scary? Beyond that feeling lies success.

I think that's what happened to my friend. Most of his issues are lung related.