Yea, I wanted to try hyprland because of a video about omarchi, but it didn’t take long before I heard about DHH’s ideas.

I was wrong. I have no idea what these edgelords do, but thank you for the link.

I like to interpret the flow of imagination as a river that has impressions in it. I can play with that at will, be precise and specific or just observe what passes by, zoom out to a broader view. There is energy where is concentration. But if I am tired or bored and have to do repetitious tasks, it can be very distracting to dream away and I think this is important to consider for people that are creative. Many are diagnosed with ADHD or other conditions when they just haven’t found out enough about themselves.

No, that is the ruby guy

I have seen aphantasia mentioned many times but don’t forget about hyperphantasia

Clippy would never do that!

Check out weblibre

Oh man

I have asked every doctor and professor I now and they all say this is nothing but the truth.

Our client had thin clients that where managed via a controller over pxe. We replaced the hyperv with vm’s in the cloud and they didn’t want to buy new PCs. So we got them small SSDs instead and I set up a debian image with autologin and a script that asks for credentials to launch xfreerdp in fullscreen. It worked great (until they finally got new hardware).

I can give you some of the code next week if you want.

Goat

Obsidian was a game changer for me. I just paste all the stuff, make a tag and forget about it until it is needed. For those not using it, there are dozens of plugins and unlimited options for customization. I have a standard daily note with timestamps and changelog over the whole vault and sqlite-like queries that manage dynamic dataviews.