Alchemist @alchemist@mastodon.sdf.org

Here's the thing about "Thinking outside the box": you don't need to worry about it if you've never been inside the box at all.

Just found the problem. I was forgetting to pay my credit card bill.

This is one of my busiest weeks in college so far, and everything seems to be going really, really well.

Something must not be right.

I am also very happy for finally configuring my Emacs in a way which makes seem comfortable to do things that are not coding. emacs-dashboard helped me use mail, slack, mastodon and rss in plaintext once again.

Note to self: it is never worth to stalk someone. Usually it just makes you find out again how despicable that person can be.

I suppose this is an exaggeration, but sometimes (like, right now), opening my feed on any mainstream social media makes me want to puke. Odd stuff, but perharps also an unconscious warning to myself.

V is for Vaporware

https://christine.website/blog/v-vaporware-2019-06-23

#blogpost @cadey

I feel specially "closed" today. Right now I'm surrounded by people whom I see everyday, however I'm feeling a little social anxiety of sorts, as if I wanted not to be noticed or approached by anyone. I am not nervous, but I just kind of feel like opening my mouth to say anything produces an absurdely deafening noise.

New passion: listening to Deep House while reading.

I just wanted to have a morning of reading a book and sipping my tea, but apparently people can bother me anytime.

After implementing Sleepsort in Plan 9's rc as a challenge, I can't help but wonder why the hell Bash's syntax is so weird

My country is so immersed in politics that I am afraid of sharing any political views whatsoever, often doing ANYTHING to avoid talking about politics. I don't think this is normal, but given a state where stuff always leads to an argument, name-calling and label-giving, being far away from it seems to me as the most rational thing possible.

I suppose there are plenty of resources for that, but could anyone point me to a good one which teaches how to write your own memory management, for a small kernel project? Book recomendations are also welcome.

This day was not rewarding.

Hmmm. I tend to expect a lot from people, only to end up frustrated.