I agree with you. But for the rest of us that can see the shit fest of destruction coming, what’s going to happen after the next 3 years?
Is it all going to be straight 'reconstruction ’ or a chance for something new to replace?
Can we recover? This is the question that fills me with dread in bed.
It’s pretty rare for a “deep” friendship to work in spite of external changes (having kids, moving for work, politics) AND internal changes (generational experience, level of maturity, dealing with personal stressors)
Instead of looking for a nostalgic ideal of friendship, I think its more realistic to just make a goal to place yourself in new social activities that can give you fun moments of human connection.
Honestly, at this point in my middle age, it mainly comes down to: Do we have anything in common? Cool. Can we have a comfortable conversation beyond small talk? Great. Are we both willing to make time to hang? Awesome. Anything “deeper” can come later and organically IF the connection lasts. I can count on my hand how many “deep” friendships remain in my life.
He was a guest speaker at our Medical college back in 2010ish.
Someone asked him about Rosalyn Franklin afterwards, and he said “…she was better to look at, than to listen to” clearly thinking it was a delightful joke.
Yep, this guy was massive prick.
Exactomundo.
That is correct in my case, startedwith linux earlier this year. Will be switching to AMD for the next upgrade.
My God, never saw the day I’d be happy about something to do with Chicago cops.
Slightly off topic from crt nostalgia:
I do miss the older ‘dumb’ flat screens. Feels like all devices, but specially tvs, are spying on us by default. It’s an exhausting privacy arms race with my home network against ads or tracking.
Meh. I kinda like his version.
Ha! It’s the one issue that’s been giving me the biggest headache through multiple distros. To be fair I believe most of my problems originate from Nvidia hardware and software.