Response to Waiting for... nothing? Waiting for life to start I relate quite a bit to the referenced post. After I got my first full time job, when my studies where winding down, I started asking my self the question "What now?". I got a chunk of cash each month and was still living at my parents — it felt like...

I often yearn for the old web — or atleast what it looks like in my rose-tinted glasses. Back when people uploaded things not for fame or fortune, but simply out of a desire to be heard — a time before AI-generated slop, when everything was made by hand. The slow net There are many ways people try to recreate the...

For most people, sharing is easy. Whenever I need to do service on my car, I know multiple garages where I'm welcome to just show up as long as no one else got there first. Most of the people I know are welcome to grab apples from my apple trees if they need. But when it comes to IT, its a lot harder. I have a...

In school, we were taught to write long — because kids need to learn how to explain things clearly, even to someone who doesn’t care about the topic. But it seems some people never outgrew this. They think stuffing their opinions into multiple paragraphs — with headers, footnotes, and “just in case” context — makes...

First Contact Back when I was a wee child, playing free games and downloading viruses on my hand me down computer, I initially found Arma 2 Free which was the stripped down version of Arma 2. I have vague memories of joining public games, running around and looking for enemies and not finding any. Though not being...

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