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Suddenly, all the books in my Kindle disappeared, which was kind of scary. I connected it to my computer, opened Calibre, and the books seemed to be fine on the device. After disconnecting it, the library was able to load again. I thought I had lost all my reading progress, but it seems to be fine in the end.
I’ve had a small problem with a Nextcloud instance. I’m still not sure why, but it has continuously marked several directories as «locked», and the disk space usage has increased from 300GB to almost 2TB.
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Now I’m trying to delete those directories manually —the hard way— and restore the connection between the server and the client. But I’m still worried about the issue.
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6 hours later…
It’s been a while since the last #gardening session due to the construction work, but it finally happened yesterday.
Yep, it’s a laptop. I’m always wondering whether I should get a desktop instead of a laptop since I use it mainly—95% of the time—at a desk.
Well, it’s the other 5% that worries me.
How am I today? With my hands on the keyboard and my mind somewhere else, wishing to go out and about.
We also need to normalize non-ideal feelings.
Today, sitting here with these views, I nostalgically remember - #TIR #TodayIRemember - all the hard work we put into building this little house on wheels. #vanlife #twinlife #woodworking #DIY #homemade
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First harvest from the garden. It seems that yesterday’s storm didn’t cause too much damage. #gardening #harvest #homegrown.
If there is a #TIL (Today I Learned), why isn’t there a #TIR (Today I Remembered)?
Today I remembered that summer, when I was a child, in the village when I saw a Macintosh Classic for the first time. Being used to MSX/Spectrum, it was something new to me. #TIR
It belonged to a neighbour, Ramiro, who was older than me; he barely used it as a word processor and not much else. I think it was the first time I held a mouse… probably when I started to hate them 😂 #TIR
Sometimes the load feels overwhelming, especially when life throws unexpected challenges your way. It’s okay to step back and unplug for a couple of days to recharge. Life’s a marathon, not a sprint.
