Emacs of course

Looks like Olivetti

I haven't read much fiction recently. Usually I listen audiobooks for fiction and read for non-fiction.

Last audiobook that I listened was Bleak House by C. Dickens, and now I'm listening to Sherlock Holmes stories narrated by Stephen Fry.

Also, reading collection of Orwell's essays.

I think it's still possible to go fast--but you have to pack your bag the night before.

It's a game of tradeoffs: sure, you will lose some customers, but you might also gain new customers. Being near your competitor means that you have access to greater number of customers. That's why shops, gas stations etc. always cluster around a point. www.youtube.com/watch?v=jILg...

Brings back memories: printing out game walkthroughs on school computers, writing down cheat codes in the notebook, inviting over friends who could beat the level for me.

I don't 🙂

Yeah. Reticular Activating System is doing all it can by filtering the input of your senses to make you behave in certain way.

"The foundation, then, for a generative or productive rhetoric of the sentence is that composition is essentially a process of addition."

-- Francis Christensen, A Generative Rhetoric of the Sentence (www.jstor.org/stable/355051)

Hi, I'm Jyri, and I should cut my nails and comb my hair next time to look less like a werewolf.