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Cake day: July 28th, 2023

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  • No I didn’t mean it that way. Ok, I’ll put it in other words. Certain people have an interest in specific things. I am interested in how Linux works, but I dont care how my car works, or how politics works. It’s just a personal instinct what we like.

    And I meant that for people with my interest, arch is great. Its absolutely wrong for more than 99% of humans. But some likes it.


  • Depends on how you view it.

    Even if you don’t hope for the future, you can live a good life right now. In fact, worrying about the present state of things is going to make you miserable. Because you can’t change any of it.

    Worry about what you can affect. Your life. The people you meet, treat them well, create good memories.

    The trap people fall into is sitting on social media pushing buttons, thinking they are changing something, contributing to some kind of change. It feels better to think that than to view it as a passifier and a outlet for your own anxiety.

    Also, from a material point of view, we have it better than ever before. Our problem is we are living under psychological wars, carried out by news and social media against the populations. All our misery comes from inside our heads, and what created what we are thinking about? News and social media.

    Anyway, I could write a lot about this but going to sleep. :)






  • Not for a newbie who wants to learn. Arch is actually not difficult at all, just time consuming. If you do a manual install, you have to read about every step and make choices.

    Thats how you learn your system. After install, you know exactly what files you modified and where they are if you want to make further changes.

    I think it’s a beautiful system. Its not for people who just want a windows replacement though. It’s for people who wants to know their system.

    People don’t realize the power that comes from actually knowing how your system works. It’s the same as learning any skill. It gives a feeling of confidence and comfort.











  • I’ve noticed that some people just have some built in resistence to learning about stocks. It keeps them poor and it’s almost as they want that. At the same time, some kids learn about stocks in their teens and start getting experience and then they invest through their entire life, seeing their money grow.

    Its interesting see that attitude. Someone put it there. I would highly recommend challenging your views on this.