that sounds like a value added write up.

It’s a nice font. I just have a hard time with trusting SUSE after the SUSE vs OpenSUSE debacle.

You actually can. And it’s not that hard. I had a 14 year old German shepherd mix, who learned several new tricks before her death. I taught a partially blind 79 year old to use a computer, general internet, and email, and was communicating with her for a number of years before she lost the rest of her vision.

Old dogs, as it were, absolutely can learn new tricks.

Sorry, I just don’t like this idiom, because it puts people in a box in which they do not belong.

Super fine ground, almost Turkish. Instead of one teaspoon for 6oz water, I put at least 4tsp per 6oz water, and just kept drinking them. I count my coffees now…

Caffeine poisoning is real, and I almost died from it. Granted, I had A LOT of very strong coffee that day (probably the equivalent of around 30 cups), so it’s relatively rare, but it can happen. Not a fun experience at all, but it almost codified my maximum tolerance levels. Basically, what you’re saying, but with a caveat: if it helps, use it, but be careful not to overdose.

Oh, that sounds awesome!

But then wouldn’t the Microsoft “fix” still bork up grub?

Ah. I did love final draft when my school paid for it. I’ve never used fade in, but the three I mentioned are all free, too. I’m not sure what version of final draft you’re using, but it doesn’t really matter for this, as its support under WINE is pretty lacking. Good luck!!

Which screenwriting software? Have you tried running it under WINE?

And do you HAVE to use that one in particular? Or can you use something like Trelby, Manuskript, or Scrite?

Is this instead of grub, or in adding to?

We used the gas stove to heat water for a bath, when the solar water still wasn’t working well enough, or we just showered (very very quickly) cold. Life used to be so simple. Hard, yes, but simple. It was nice. However, I do very much enjoy modern amenities haha

Sorry. Didn’t mean to imply I was right here. Only that my meds won’t get too hot lol. I have had medicines be destroyed by the frigid temperatures in the fridge. I grew up with no central air/heat. If we were cold, we had kerosene heaters. If we were hot, we opened a window. So we got into the habit of sticking everything in the fridge.

I always keep all my meds in the fridge.

Maybe for some, sure. But I don’t want to assume OP is one of those, and suggest this tactic. It might be a great way to deal with ADHD, I’m not arguing one way or the other, since it seems to work for you and that’s absolutely amazing. However, it could land some people in a lot of hurt.

There’s some merit in that. But I wouldn’t really recommend always allowing it. Modern life requires doing some things that ADHD tries to prevent (like finishing that super important project or whatever), but if we give in to it, we can feel some repercussion (like losing our jobs).

No mitigation method… am I reading this right?

Lowercase .lan uppercase .LAN…

Straight to jail

We use libreNMS. Its docs state that it will do this, but we only use the uptime monitoring feature, so I can’t arrest as to how well it will monitor everything else.

If the db gets corrupted, you lose your notes? Or are the notes stored in md files?

I’ve been using Hiren’s, but this seems potentially even better. Thanks!