During the holidays my routines were nonexistent. That means

During the holidays my routines were nonexistent. That means, obviously, I didn’t take any of my prescribed meds because I forgot about them and I ate food irregularly. It feels good to be back to my normal schedule – all medication taken, already consumed one Huel… I’m definitely back on track <3.

The Anti Social – just something I was thinking:

The Anti Social – just something I was thinking:

Probably in 2020 when everyone felt hopeless due to Covid, I created an entry I dated to Dec 31 with 50 memories I loved from the year. And another post on the same day with the books I read, and some of the movies and tv shows and other media I enjoyed.

I’d love to have this kind of will to journaling. I’m doing my best and it’s fine but I’d like to be like this guy one day.

Same.

Same.

Pokemoning hard. Anbernic RG35XX (love that name, rolls out

Pokemoning hard. Anbernic RG35XX (love that name, rolls out on your tongue perfectly) is awesome device to play retro games on. Highly recommended if you have that itch in you. Plays everything up to PS1 included, charges with usb-c and costs ~$50-60. Love it.

Also – dear Arc. Before you change the way the web works, pl

Also – dear Arc. Before you change the way the web works, please make your *browser* work. Like, make it NOT freeze every couple of minutes with all of the buttons unusable. Make it not hide tabs (and I know they are hidden because camera shows there’s an active tab using it)… Please, get basics right first.

Jack Baty | But you ARE building a web browser:

Jack Baty | But you ARE building a web browser:

I love Arc. It’s great. The team building Arc is enthusiastic, talented, and obviously love what they’re doing. But I have to admit that their year-end video “We’re not building a web browser” has me a little concerned. I mean, you are building a web browser. Be excited, sure, but calm down a little on the change-the-world rhetoric. It’s still a web browser. And the “I remember when I used Apple. My kids use Arc.” was dreamy nonsense.

At this point my takes are Jack’s takes. I could just copy his posts to show what I’m thinking. This is exactly my take on Arc’s newest video.