https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Tvy_Pbe5NA

Man, this is 11 years old already?

Weather update: 3am. Finished my first install in a VM. Learnt so much. Like I can side boot it on a spare drive/partition on my main rig, without messing up my current install. (Another day though. Sleep important too)

Even though I have nothing incriminating on my phone, I still do a check up on my phone before I go to the airport. Just move all my photos/files/downloads to my PC.

We found them

Spend my Saturdays on my machine. Rest of the week im reading the handbook on my lunchbreaks. Think I know what to do now, but will see how I go this weekend.

Around 2.1

Systemd boot, OpenRC, then systemd-utils

I should probably bring up this will be my first non-systemd distro. (Maybe I should have looked at Artix first. But too late)

The way i see it, the fact that we all are on open-source reddit alternatives means that we are all unique in our own ways.

Reddit was already a nieche social media platform. Then lemmy is the nieche of a nieche. So yes, we all have unique likes and hobbies.

One night I had a power AND mobile data outage. Thankfully I had 1000+ memes to sort through

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUAL7CAhlyY

“We’re all going to die someday. Might as well do what you love doing” - Alex Honnald. Free Solo (or something like that)

Out of the ling of things I will never trust, free VPN is near the top of the list

Satisfactory made me late for work the first week I played it

A tip that didnt help me much, but it will next year:

I survived X years without (insert addiction here). I can do that again.

I learnt to just use my PC for all banking. Double check my balance before leaving the house for groceries.

Its my machine. I dont need to sign into Microsofts Terms and Conditions to be able to use my hardware.

I once fixed my bashrc file with libreoffice

As an android user, I looked at the phone list for iOS 18, and I was jealous.