It is a month or more that I left internet and didn't refer to any website basically. In this period of time I mostly was praying and worked with the offline programs in my system. The fact is that, I have gone to my mother's home and stayed there; she is 85 years old, doesn't know internet and doesn't allow me to use her telephone line to connect to a server. She believes the internet imposes a cost on her LOL Of course she is not serious in her opinion and I can connect to the internet but I myself am happy to leave internet for a while and spend my time with prayer, working with designing and other offline programs, and also writing. Today I came back to my home and referred to internet to check my mail box. I saw a general mail from WF and I wrote this letter. I hope I can send a post in the near future
Always, always, always, ALWAYS keep your things backed up. My laptop is on the fritz and thank the gods I have everything backed up and as well as in my iPad. (hugs his stories and personal journals close to him) That could've been a huge personal tragedy...
YES! One of my part time jobs is on what's called a zero-hour contract in the UK, which is basically where your contract stipulates the conditions of your employment and compensation, but doesn't guarantee any hours. It sounds horrible, but in my field, it makes sense. I just got another set of hours, and it's (slightly) more than I had previously! (Slightly) Mo' Money, (slightly) Mo' Money! Every little bit helps.
Today I met with and hung out with someone I thought I'd never meet again. Mostly we watched stuff but we talked a bit. We went into personal territory and I wasn't met with misunderstanding, no understanding or rejection. I got to hold their hand for a bit and we hugged. I haven't had this much human connection in a long time. I think I'll let out a few good tears.
I've been writing a journal. So far it sucks, but at least I'm keeping track of why I'm so pissed off all the time.
And never ever click on an attachment no matter what for any reason. Ransomware is widespread. Be sure to have extra offline backup and an air gap.
That's the version that the guy sells from the folding table he's set up outside the train station, right? Along with the Bulgari and CASIQ* watches? *I actually bought a "CASIQ" watch in Istanbul once. Basic, black plastic digital, shouldn't have been hard to make and sell for $10, but this one had a flaw. When you pushed the button to turn the light on, it drew too much power and reset itself to Jan 1st, 2000, 0:00. Other than that, not bad........
Well, good news: my laptop isn't, in fact, dead. Apparently it was trying to update itself and in the process managed to screw itself over. Turning it off, then back on again did the trick.
That Moment? Happiness thread? Dunno, but the story that I shelved, along with most of my non-blog writing, about a year ago because I was stuck just came unstuck. A whole bunch of motivation and plot issues just suddenly resolved themselves into an outline-ish (I'm a pantser, but can't fly completely blind) thing. There are still some major, major issues to deal with, but now I've got something to write about! All hum to Allah!
I got given the ps4 after most of the issues in uni started rearing their head, so it has no part in causing them
Skyrim is glorious, but it can suck up your life. I had 500 hours played time on the 360, and now I have the special edition on the Xbox One, I'm unsure where to start because I've done almost everything. Been a pretty up and down couple of weeks, but going to Munich on Thursday, really looking forward to getting out of the country for a while and seeing the sights...possibly eating the food also.
I've been a Liverpool FC fan my whole life and was finally able to go to a game at the legendary Anfield while on my England trip (I've been to a preseason friendly in America before but we all know that doesn't count). We did the tour and I took a ton of pictures. It was amazing! But then the game came. They played very poorly and lost. Bittersweet haha but still a great experience.