

- Sync
- Vyte
- FollowUpThen
- Todoist
- Insight Timer
- DNSimple
- Netlify


Ultra Edit 32 was excellent.


Should be “wið”, no? 😉


Low feels more numb than dark. More like being on pause than everything is terrible. More “I’ll try again later” and less “this is never going to get better”.
I don’t remember the transition. I can’t tell you how long it took. I was only on antidepressant medication for about 18 months.
Peace.
I use Spectacle for taking screenshots and I’ve enjoyed using it for several years. After that, I’d crop it in any image editor that has a freehand selector tool. Gimp would be the first thing I tried, but I’m sure you could find something easily enough.
This is the kind of paradox that leads us (I mean humans more generally) to look for some fundamental assumption we’re making about time that will turn out to be wrong. I assume that’s true although I wonder whether it’s literally impossible for us to even imagine how time “truly” works, let alone measure it.


I was a kak user for several years and am giving hx an honest try this year. So far, I’m quite happy.
(and yes, I’ve been both an emacs and vim user.)


I meditate. Very occasionally, I still am not ready to sleep, but it still helps me to do that.
I listen to a podcast, if nothing else works.
Mostly, I don’t worry about not sleeping. It took me years to feel OK with not sleeping, but here I am.
Peace.


Dumb question: do you have a key on your keyboard that disables the microphone? I don’t have my laptop in front of me, but I know there’s a key that disables the trackpad and another that disables the camera. I realized that I’d accidentally hit those by going through something similar to this.
Good luck.
Are there no prisons?
Are there no workhouses?
I believe the dumbness of scams conforms to the Archimedean property.


Pump and dump of penny stock. 🤷


Everyone has to start somewhere.


I try the latest episode, then if I like it, I start from the beginning, unless it’s a current events podcast.
Icelandic: very very far top left.


Having insufficiently pale skin.
Thomas Dolby, “I love you, goodbye”.