Unfiltered by MereCivilian

A TV show or a movie set in the 1880s is not usually my cup of tea.

After weeks (perhaps even months) of emails piling up, I finally got around to achieving Inbox Zero.

Watched it with two other friends.

Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya is in Hindi which roughly translated to Ideal Children's School in English.

People have dream cars... even those who do not care about cars have a dream car at the back of their mind.

After my Linux laptop plan got cancelled, I have felt uneasy.

Watch it on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/au/title/81616273 The actual Kargil War that this show is made on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Safed_Sagar The Indian Air Force showed great bravery and also great innovation and outside the box thi…

I was super excited to dive into Linux, context: https://m.merecivilian.com/post/baby-steps-towards-linux The seller on eBay did not post the item for a couple of days, and upon my inquiry, I found out that eBay had suspended the seller's account.

Initial thoughts here: https://m.merecivilian.com/post/world-war-ii-with-tom-hanks Finished watching the entire documentary (20 episodes) and I am deeply sadden by this war.

Today, enough was enough.

It almost feels like yesterday when the HEY email service launched.

I discovered this show on Pocket Casts discovery: https://pocketcasts.com/podcast/world-war-ii-with-tom-hanks/ec77ec10-3a8b-013f-ae78-0acc26574db2 At the time, I did not realize it was not just a podcast.

For the last 18 months odd, Linux has been on my mind.

My family has an Apple One subscription, and we have an interesting arrangement in place.

Every year, it seems I go through a process of switching away from Dropbox, largely because of financial reasons.