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Killed my desire to take pictures for a while and also to post them.
I got my desire to take pictures slowly back, but I still don't post anything worth while online or even share it with friends or family if I can avoid it, in fears that it somehow gets put on facebook or similiar and from there used for someone else to make money off.
Add a line about what are you thankful for. Doesn't need to be something grand or phylosophical, something banal like "I'm thankful for for the paved road that connects to my house." works best IMHO. It vastly improves with the average mood in my experience. [1]
[1]: https://namica.org/blog/the-impact-of-gratitude-on-mental-he...
As you got systemd and non systemd distros, Debian is in this a distro w/o alacrity.
So if I'm not traveling I stay with the cheapest data option for my occasionally otg stuff and on heavy travel months I choose larger packages, because I found myself using more often, for example as access point to notebook.
I also have an Kaufland (Telekom) Prepaid card, that said it would provide basic, very slow internet, for free so that text messages over chat works, bur I don't know if I got the wrong APN settings, it has problems in my second slot or it only works if you top it up regularly, but that internet and rest never really worked, even the account management over the website doesn't really work for me.
Or let work hard and then let them have free reign for a while. See Panty and Stockings. (Not for everyones taste.)
but such a hard change of diet or be planned, perhaps ask your doc / trainer first
I prefer it on my android phone, because it is one of the few that does true black as standard.
German reviewer group, didn't find any of such problems: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-MacBook-Pro-13-2022-M2-L...
They refunded my game after a short and polite message without any fuzz. I said thanks by buying a different game instead. Shame for the dev yes, but it was already an older one, that the developers moved on from years ago, so I didn't felt too bad about that.
I got different markdown editors on different devices and didn't want to use a public / cloud hosted git repo for my notes.
It works fine, as long you don't get in contact with iOS.
I got many devices and often let it sync my phone when I'm at home, because I'm struggling already enough with battery lifetime.
I also got it running on one of my dedicated servers, so I got an offsite backup, with systemd you can set it on autostart after an internet connection was established, so I don't really have to manage it anymore and I only see it basically in the logs of the packages that I update.
You shouldn't go under 1 cheat day a week. See 4 hours body book for sources.
- Run it in by fully charge it 2-3 times, (deplete it with normal use)
- Normal use keep it between 20-80%, write yourself a script or something to stop charging manually/automatically
- Deplete/fully charge it quarterly or twice a year to give the bms a change to balance the cells.
Personally I define something to not affect my sleep, when I got trouble staying awake after one or two chapters on a workday.
PRS-350 (no light eink): Like a real book, it mostly depends on the light setup of the room. With a warm, indirect and just enough to not have trouble reading dim light, I easily get sleepy and in trouble to stay awake long enough to poweroff device and lamp. I did fall asleep with device in hand often enough, even on a plane once.
Aura HD (light layer eink, one of the first gens): Had to stop myself reading often after looking at the clock or how many chapters I read. Just one more chapter, was a real problem with it. But I didn't had any trouble falling asleep after putting it away.
Note10 kobo reader (amoled, red text on black, "background light off mode"): Need more time than PRS-350 or real book, but I definitely got trouble keeping my eyes open after a while. Sometimes I switch it off and already fall asleep before I get the chance to put the phone out of my hand.
Note10 anime reader app/websites/etc: Even without videos or other animated/interactive media, I stay awake indefinitely. If I fall into that trap, it is common for me to stay awake to at least 2am, sometimes up to 5am.
Some questions about lua:
- What dev environment do u prefer? When I looked last time I didn't really see a dedicated IDE for lua, mostly just plugins for vim/emacs.
- Did you consider lua in nginx? (Or what are you thoughts on it).
- Did you consider moonscript? (Or what are you thoughts on it)
With each update the UI moved piece by piece from library mgmt focus, to shop focus. Personally I wasn't that much annoyed, because I mostly go by filesystem folders, but there are probably some that got shafted.
About the openness of Kobo: my device can dualboot to debian or android in contrast to the Kobo Linux. I was able to change the main storage easily, it was only a microsd card in a slot internally, which after a dd copy to a bigger card was accepted and even recognised as bigger in the UI free space screen. (I'm not talking about the external microsd reader that this device also has.) The battery is a typical lipo flat pack, which should be replacable from some arduino parts online shop.
- car manufacturers will start to phase out ice production
- all time low birth rates
- brexit and covid will still be major problems for politics
- worker shortage we saw in GB, will hit rest of West Europe
- major collapse of German pig farming after tonnies moving away
- rise of living costs will kill almost all of which was left of brick and mortar shops
The book talks about what is important in the communication in the workplace, like when, why and how saying no for example.