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I wonder if they say about phone addiction can really stress yourself out though, I also wonder if you sleep throughout the day and only having spiked awakeness, what would it be like over and over?
 
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Yeah ice is forming on my deck, I took this a few minutes ago, sorry the photo is blurry.
 
I had kept some birthday cards, valentines cards, and grade school sweetheart love letters in a scrap book. I took the time to look at and read each one before I tossed the scrap book a few years ago. Some pretty silly and funny stuff in there. Most of the birthday cards were from relatives that died decades ago. All of the material deserved a look after sixty plus years. I don't know why I kept the scrap book and I'm sure I'd enjoy looking at it in another 65 years :) That's why it hit the dumpster.
 
I do not see the post for New Pipe from f-droid, it is very easy, just download the video and have it offline to your device and hit play.
But downside is it always seem to save it in pictures not in videos.. Grrr...
 
January seems to often be a time of reflection, sometimes coupled with resolutions, as we ponder where we are, where we have been, where we (think we) are going, and what we might like to change.

This year in particular I have been thinking about the myriad mistakes I've made in my life, and I find myself returning again to the question, "What is one thing in your life you wish you had done differently?" (This particular question most recently poked at me while I was watching one of the Back to the Future movies and thinking about how one thing can affect so many others...also, a la "It's a Wonderful Life.")

To be completely honest, there are literally countless things I wish I had done differently. But as I peel that particular onion, the one thing that keeps coming to mind is that I wish I had begun in my teens placing far greater importance on following my Savior, Christ Jesus. That single change would in turn have had a much broader impact on every area of my life, and while there is no way of knowing where that might have led me, of this one thing I am certain: I would not now find myself questioning so many things I might have done differently.
 
rootabaga said:
January seems to often be a time of reflection, sometimes coupled with resolutions, as we ponder where we are, where we have been, where we (think we) are going, and what we might like to change.

This year in particular I have been thinking about the myriad mistakes I've made in my life, and I find myself returning again to the question, "What is one thing in your life you wish you had done differently?" (This particular question most recently poked at me while I was watching one of the Back to the Future movies and thinking about how one thing can affect so many others...also, a la "It's a Wonderful Life.")

To be completely honest, there are literally countless things I wish I had done differently. But as I peel that particular onion, the one thing that keeps coming to mind is that I wish I had begun in my teens placing far greater importance on following my Savior, Christ Jesus. That single change would in turn have had a much broader impact on every area of my life, and while there is no way of knowing where that might have led me, of this one thing I am certain: I would not now find myself questioning so many things I might have done differently.
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Sometimes little stuff does pile up, like "What I should have for breakfast?"

Choices like that falls together after it is done without speaking about it much, to me, it ruins the surprise.
 
I recently acquired an older Intel NUC from my dad's workplace that no longer needed it. It was set up as a Skype for Business kiosk. I'm going to use it to try out various Linux distros I haven't used before. I am currently running Solus on it and will use it for a month or so before trying something new.
 
NightHawk877 said:
I recently acquired an older Intel NUC from my dad's workplace that no longer needed it. It was set up as a Skype for Business kiosk. I'm going to use it to try out various Linux distros I haven't used before. I am currently running Solus on it and will use it for a month or so before trying something new.
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