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Today, I pushed myself out of my comfort zone. After hitting the gym, I decided to try a bit of .

It gets increasingly challenging as I'm so comfortable at home, but I believe a change of context now and then is more than necessary to avoid turning into a digital hermit.☕💻

Looks like today is all about aliases... and tmux! Here's a little helper for all the lazy folks out there using `tmuxp` daily – for those as lazy as me even after a restart:

```bash
for i in $(ls ~/.tmuxp); do tmuxp load $(basename ${i} .yaml) \&; done
```

Lazy productivity at its finest! 😴💻

For various reasons, I had to return to work in my old place for a while, and I can hardly put into words the flood of memories that came rushing back. Though they're just physical spaces, the mind's power to assimilate is truly astonishing.

This afternoon I managed to carve out some time for myself, so with the new hard drive that arrived earlier, I dived into playing with on a PC.

Since I already had a minimal virtual machine set up for testing, after booting from a USB and installing the base system, git cloned the configuration, tweaked a couple of hardware and networking settings... and it's up and running.

Levels of Linux nostalgia fulfilling!

Mid-November, a rose has bloomed in our jungle! 🌹

I used to (badly) play background music from YouTube, but I don't know what's going on lately with their ad-blocker resistance. In the end, I had to resort to the old school. 🎶

It's the last of the old guard, the Intel beast that time nearly forgot. Amidst the sleek new contenders, it still stands tall, 64GB of memory, 4TB of storage, and the heart of an aging warrior. Eleven times slower, but a force to be reckoned with.

Preparing for Halloween with a horrifying twist! Sneak peek of the creepy scarecrow costume - a gory masterpiece. 🎃👻💀

Experimenting with the iPad today. I've disassembled the keys for cleaning. Missing these things since the van conversion project took over.

I'm out and about, and this time, I brought both laptop and iPad with me, just for the sake of reliability. I didn't want anything to go wrong, like connectivity issues or a power outage, leaving me unable to work.

When I grab my iPad, my first instinct is to ssh/mosh into my laptop, which is usually waiting back at home. Today, I spent a while trying until I realized it was in my backpack. Age catches up with us!