HisVirusness

When you want to use Linux, you do so in two ways.

It's been a few months since I've started my new job.

...Not exactly.

Now, I haven't been on an airplane since before 9/11, but I vividly remember what it's like to be insanely bored during a flight before the days of mobile devices.

In June of 2026, Arch Linux experienced a real hurdle: a large number of packages were taken over and turned evil.

Well, it's finally here.

On the six month anniversary of the day I quit drinking, I marked the occasion by attending a meeting.

Continued From Part 2 The book repository was on Iron Street, a half-mile away from anyone who was still awake.

I ended 2025 on a hopeful note, mentioning seasonal work that could hopefully be turned into something more permanent.

With the proliferation of automated content mills and sanitized, performative behavior online, you see this phrase a lot: "The internet is dead now; it's not the same as it used to be."

Continued From Part 1 It's late-afternoon in a working class part of town.

At the beginning of 2025, I needed to buy new headphones since the pair I had for almost seven years stopped working on one side.

Celebrate the New Year with me as I recount the (read: my) wins of 2025, and toast to a hopeful 2026!

Well, this is it.

It's Christmas time again.