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I have learned to embrace it. My hobbies and motivation come in waves. When I am excited about something I do as much as I can and stop feeling guilty about not persuing other hobbies at the moment - I know their time will come.

I am diagnosed if that’s important.

There is Mudita Kompakt

https://mudita.com/products/phones/mudita-kompakt

Top is the process you are seeing the output of. By running “top” command, you spawn a process that will collect the data on all other processes.

It’s like in Windows when you launch a Task Manager and Task Manager is at the top of your CPU usage because it’s currently gathering all the data.

I use Arch with Gnome because this is something I’ve installed years ago and it just keeps working with no issues.

Right click on the toolbar, select “customize toolbar” and at the bottom left corner check “title bar”. Or in about:config type 0 for browser.tabs.inTitlebar

I do not know any program like that but what worked for me was creating another user account that had no access to lots of stuff.

Writing stuff down is the most important part for ny organization and sanity. My thoughts are always scrambled, there’s too many of them and I forget about important stuff constantly. So I write this shit down. Not only todolists, also my ideas, emotions, conclusions, thoughts.

However organizing all that writing was hard as well, especially with a perfrctionist drive and overthinking all the mundane shit like “how many pages should I leave for this”, " where to write this new idea down" and being irritated by some of my writing and strikethroughs.

Now back to the main question - I bought an e-ink device with a stylus. Now I write all the stuff on a tablet. It has almost no other functions other than reading ebooks (and sideloading an app to synchronize my files). There’s nothing to distract me there and I can organize my notes, thoughts, files however I like. When I finish an item, I remove it, it leaves my mind completely. My lists stopped being an incoherent mess and get cleaner with every item I tick off.

It all gives me a feeling of organization and ease of mind where done stuff disappears from my notes. And writing has the benefit of looking at my thoughts and seeing them from another perspective, often proving that lots of stuff is not that hard after all.

Hope it helps.

I grant you acceptance

A game released 10 years ago turns 10, yes

I do not remember purchasing “gems” with real currency in the “good old days”

It has so many micro transactions it’s obvious the game’s a cash grab on player’s nostalgia. Oh, and you cannot play it offline even in single player.

My advice: avoid

I think I must have switched up currencies and somehow concluded the price is the same. That’s on me

For that price I recommend an EU built router that comes with a modified OpenWRT but also allows installing vanilla one - Turris Omnia. It is also very modular an can be upgraded (e.g. with 5G)

The worst part is that it may really come to this

In the US.

Nothing. Not every information needs to be actionable by its receivers. Do not get hyped up but know there will be a next installment and wait till they show something.

It’s the same with lots of indie games now. Oh, and mobile ones too

I liked the original. It’s been a while since I’ve had a single thought about the game so I’ll check it out. It starts as a horror but turns into a classic shooter later on. I remember it being good anyway.

MS has been using Linux on their servers for years

Where can I find beforehand which laptop supports S3? Are there any know brands that do?

Yeah, that’s what they have been saying for years