God, I hate that.
Then you do a clean up day and start removing shit you don’t know what is or even use. Then a few weeks later something doesn’t work and you don’t know why, but it was probably something you removed, so you go through the entire git journey again, throwing and taking the exact same punches to get things running.
It’s God’s way of training them for their true partner. Free will and all that. Now kisth.
I love it. The characters growing old with me, the world just spinning on out of my control, places and faces changing blissfully unaware or concerned with what I think. It’s happened to trillions of people before me. There’s a beauty to it all.
It’s all so pointless It is and that’s beautiful, l find it humbling, sincerely And when you’re gone It brings me peace of mind to know that this will all just carry on With someone else With something new No need to be blue Everything has already happened, time is an illusion
It’s important to travel and experience new things in your short time. It’s important to not stay in one place for too many years. It will all become old when all your human nature wants to see is something familiar or new—this is the premise of every grumpy old and bitter person. But it’s important to return to the places you’ve been and admire what time has done. It’s pretty awesome.
Yeah, I noticed it in the new Notepad. Nifty feature. Notepad++ is still my go to for everything. Especially dumping “temporary code” in unsaved tabs, then like 6 months later trying to figure out if any of its still relevant or safe to finally close.
I don’t think so, but there was a suspiciously white powder, like, everywhere.
Actually like the Chromium Edge; way better than Chrome. But Firefox.
Huh. A fun fact that was actually a bit fun. That never happens.