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I have never really seen coding the way described in The Healing Power of Code by Craig Mod, but I can definitely relate to much of what is being said in the article.
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I fully agree with practically everything stated in Write plain text files by Derek Sivers as I have come to the same conclusions myself.
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xkcd: ISO 8601 – Exactly.
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Apparently, there was an inscription on the temple of the Oracle of Delphi which read: Know thyself Nothing to excess Maxims to be taken to heart.
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Jeder Mensch – Initiative for six new fundamental rights for Europe which take the major developments and problems of the recent decades into account.
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Finished reading How to Live by Derek Sivers A definite must-read: Extremely dense and to the point, packed with wisdom – in a word: stunning!
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New note: Multiple-Click Selections in xterm.
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Multiple-Click Selections in xterm 2022-02-12 It is possible to configure in detail which portion of the screen – a word, a line, etc. – is selected in xterm(1) on rapid successive mouse clicks.
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I didn’t know that carrot greens are edible and so delicious when stir-fried!
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I had long been looking for a keyboard alternative to clicking the middle mouse button for pasting the primary selection.
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New note: Taking Screenshots on OpenBSD.
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Taking Screenshots on OpenBSD 2022-01-30 I rarely need to take screenshots, but occasionally it is convenient to be able to do so.
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“Just in case” – One of the most common justifications for letting clutter accrue.
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A worthy prompt: Just For A Moment, Let’s Be Still.
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Just finished reading Hell Yeah or No by Derek Sivers and enjoyed it at least as much as Your Music and People.
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Harder, easier and more convenient by Seth Godin – the aspiration to ever more convenience is often faulty.
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Taschenhirn.de: Knowledge database containing lots of interesting data in the form of lists organized into different categories (German only).
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Installation and Setup of the RainLoop Webmail Client on OpenBSD 2021-12-22 Rainloop is a modern, simple and rather lightweight webmail client.
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I hate Ashtanga Yoga.
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Rediscovered two good posts by Zach Holman (and, well, Zach Holman himself): Keeping a Journal and My Favorite Tweet.
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Finished reading Your Music and People by Derek Sivers and loved it, though I am not even a musician myself!
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I love beautiful hand-crafted web sites.
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“…which components of what aspects of the many things making up our lives at any point are worth noting in some external fashion, and which can be left undocumented?”
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Pretended Intentionality 2021-10-21 I have recently become aware of an interesting – and somewhat concerning – behavior of mine in relation to my phone: In those spare moments when I am waiting for something, for instance, and the inevitable compulsion to…
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igh school and university students have designed and built a LEGO model of the detector of the ALICE experiment at CERN, consisting of about 16,000 LEGO bricks – highly impressive!
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Roden 059 – Stupid Life Tricks by Craig Mod contains a thoughtful piece on the ever-present distractions of our phones and their consequences – a pressing and, in my opinion, still underrated issue of our time.
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My advice (for what it’s worth) for success and happiness: Compete with yourself and root for everybody else. – Candice Millard, https://twitter.com/candice_millard/status/1383508127442608141
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Wise advice: Make Sure You Write Down Everything Interesting That You Find.
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Beautiful article: Long, Boring Walks by Craig Mod.
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Can we please establish a universal code of conduct stating that no smartphones are to be used at the dining table?
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Instead by Seth Godin.
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Man alone measures time.
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Life is not lost by dying; life is lost minute by minute, day by dragging day, in all the thousand small uncaring ways. – Stephen Vincent Benét
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Rediscovering the joy of cycling.
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Two very convenient shell aliases for copying the primary X selection to the system clipboard and vice versa: alias primary2clip='xsel -p | xsel -i -b' alias clip2primary='xsel -b | xsel -i -p' Alternatively, using xclip instead of xsel: alias primary2cl…
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Once again, I find myself fascinated by the miracles and history of the Laocoon Group.
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In recent years, I have become increasingly aware of the profound effects of walking.
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The renovated Twin Gable House, designed by Ryan Leidner, is truly amazing with its light-flooded, minimalist interior and beautiful inner courtyard.
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Every completed Ashtanga practice is a little victory.
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What does it mean to be a leader?
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Installed OpenBSD 6.9.
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Acting yourself into motivation is much more effective than thinking yourself into motivation or waiting for motivation to occur.
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Slowly getting used to using the Spleen font in the terminal.
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New website is live!
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My New Website 2021-06-20 Not long ago, I created my first website.
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A good habit to form: Reading in A Calendar of Wisdom by Leo Tolstoy every day.
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How to Write: why jotting things into notebooks improves your writing – I fully agree.
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Yes – This is the Mindset For Life.
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Switched from Vim to nvi.
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OpenBSD released – the 50th OpenBSD release!