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rickardlindberg.me
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| | | | | Today's realization is that you can get important things done by consistently working on them for 15 minutes at the start of every day. By doing it at the start of the day, you ensure that it gets done. And the rest of the day you don't need to be stressed about not working on your important thing, because you already have. | |
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frankmcpherson.blog
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| | | | | It gets worse...when I got downstairs this morning and looked at the outdoor thermometer it said 26 degrees! While I am ready for it to be colder, I am not ready for sub-freezing temps. The weather app says the high for today is expected to be 31, which is 17 degrees below the average high for this time of the year. | |
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therealadam.com
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| | | | | Everyone is losing the thread. Maybe that's what makes this moment in history so difficult to follow and frustrating to live in. Not just politics, and media, and our government(s). BMW lost the thread on their sports cars and classic design language. Apple lost the thread on great UI. JJ Abrams lost the thread on how to (finish) a Star Wars trilogy. Maybe, somehow, Saturday Night Live only briefly lost the thread because the thread was, almost from the beginning, "did we ever have the thread? | |
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taonaw.com
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| | | Coffee time. I woke up wondering about .org-id-locations. You know, that Emacs file that keeps track of all of your org-mode IDs. How does it know where are the headers in the files it refers to? Is there a size limit? Can I use a different file (or files) if I want to for the hell of it? What? Don't look at me like that. I often think about Emacs just before I fall asleep and when I wake up. | ||
