Here is a possible quote that Mark Twain might have said about cryptocurrency:
“The only thing more elusive than the value of cryptocurrency is the person who invented it. They must be a master of misdirection, for they have managed to convince the world that a string of numbers and letters has worth.”
A poem about Pete Rose? A LATIN poem about Pete Rose? A bash script
to search files and contents? Advice on investing beat the market and
inflation? How to pack for a week long backpacking trip?
This is a HOWTO on publishing certain Unix config files while keeping
others private using GNU stow and ?clever? groupings of files into
directories such as home.public.dotfies and home.private.mailconfig
As we approach another election in the US where hearing cries of “Red”
vs. “Blue” become unavoidable, I’m increasingly convinced that such
labels are unhelpful substitutes for thought and actually engaging
with other people and ideas.
I was once eating in a restaurant with some co-workers in Prague, and it
came time to leave. We wanted the check. In that setting, this would have
been a meaningful sentence (in convoluted punning English) addressed to
our waiter…
Aristotle identified three types of friendship - friendships of association, utility
and virtue. Who were you “best friends” with in early school years?
Do you keep up with your old co-workers? Who has hurt you deeply, yet
you still wish them the best?
