My friend Steve Best answers the question, Why Linux?
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I’ve been saying this for years, but don’t just take my word on it… Your old gadgets are likely good enough.
“I’ve coupled the act of creation and publishing so tightly, I’ve given up the instances of the former that don’t flow into the latter.” — Stephen Hackett on unpublished thoughts. Reminds me of the thoughts I had that led to my sabbatical.
“Yes, that’s it: spiritual connectedness is unlikely to happen in hyperdrive.” — Julian Summerhayes on Slowing Down
Nicholas Bate on being discovered. A straightforward plan.
History and Hoodoos. Five national parks in five days. Our fourth grader gets us in for free. Utah in April, we’re coming for you.
I’ve updated the site notes to answer such questions as why some posts don’t have titles, the history of the motivation to do so, and how to link to those.
Fellow blogger and virtual Sensei Micheal Wade has a new book. A collection of his random thoughts he’s posted. Printed gold. This is important.
You could witness the most precious moment of someone’s life, or read a news story about a horrifying and terribly sad event, or complete one of the most impressive accomplishments of your creative career… And somehow it’s never enough.
How much does the world suck? According to Bill Gates, probably not as much as you think.