There's nothing like going for a walk in the morning--or in the evening--if you can do it.
I used to work away from home all the time. It was either twenty or thirty day at a a time with no days off for twelve hours a day. When I got home I would always go out at sunrise and go for a three to five mile walk.
Those walks made me get out of that bullshit job I had.
Plus, I saw all kinds of wildlife every morning. I was living in Spokane, WA at the time, and I think raccoons own that town.
I saw nano and I was thinking of nano the text editor that is used in Linux.
I was wrong about that wasn't I.
A question.
Why raised beds instead of tilling and planting?
I'm just interested. I've asked this question to other people, and usually it is that the ground is terrible and hard to grow in.
I don't care. If I see people gardening I'm happy.
It was T-dog and nick from the movie Waiting
Back in the day: Installing MS Office with all the bells and whistles. I think it was 26 disks.
Insert disk 12....
My first Linux experience was Redhat with floppies as well.
What fun.
I actually run 32GB on my desktop with Mint. I run 12GB on my laptop with Mint. Both of these have Celeron CPUs.
I love it.
And the bible take from myths and stories that came before it. Christians can't come up with their own story; they have to steal it.
Check this out from NASA. It's called sonification.