03:04 PM
Disneyland was probably the first smart fifteen minutes city, the idea is to convince people to live inside the mega cities and to never ever leave, total control, Wall-E, fat people in pods, you will eat the bugs 2030, you will own nothing, you will be happy. Being aware of this is a good thing, not a bad thing. Step one is being aware of what they are doing.

03:13 PM
You can say you don't work for so and so but if you got millions of dollars from them, I would not know the difference. Because they can simply stop sending you money if you do what they want you to do. So, in affect, you end up doing what they want you to do. Follow the money.

04:46 PM
Eliza Bleu is blocking everyone. Never mind President Carter, Gen X, NBA All-Star 2023, Star Trek Picard, Trump, Russia, Ukraine.

04:54 PM
Roger Stone probably agrees Soros influences Ron DeSantis. I have not done any research. So I don't want to say. But I still prefer Trump who won 2020 even tho Covid Vaccines kill people.

05:51 PM
Win Win Situation. Leftists can eat less. That's good as many eat too much. And that hurts Big Food & Big Pharma as both would get less money. And that would allow for local farms/businesses/stores to rise in their shadows. The key (step 1) is in being aware of what's happening.

05:58 PM
If life was the Golden Compass, my animal spirit would be Lila Hart.

11:19 PM
I've been working on computers since the 1990s. Yet I run into crazy problems with Ubuntu which I prefer over Apple/Microsoft. My ASUS laptop probably has a bad SDD and a battery related issue. Long story short, I've been battling issues since October 2022 with this laptop. I feel like I'm ranting to nobody right now. I feel like I should be the expert/nerd/geek. Long story. Like I have so many different problems I face simultaneously with just my computer let alone everything else on top of that. I don't even know where to begin. I don't know what kind of lessons I'm supposed to learn sometimes when I run into complicated issues. It almost makes me want to use Microsoft Windows/Apple/etc. They got their own issues. In the end, I would prefer Linux/Unix/Red Hat/Ubuntu/etc. So I am trying to be nuance/etc. I don't expect anybody to read this. I've made videos about it. I've written about some of it in articles, blog posts, etc. But it is still heavy on my shoulders. I may try to reach out to forums etc. But I feel like I don't have the time or luxury. Too many battles etc. I was like writing an article all day and then my computer froze up. The Pluma text file is gone it seems. So there may be ways to try to find/restore unsaved files. But I cannot guarantee it. It takes time to try to recover unsaved documents. It's frustrating. I don't know. One of the issues may be related to my CPU/GPU situation for this ASUS laptop regarding the interconnection between the software and the hardware. Another issue might be if I run out of memory etc. But I got 32 GB of RAM. But maybe virtual memory could run out too? Well that is a question. One of many questions. I go through forums . I Google issues. I solve problems. I've been doing it for decades. Like since the early 2000s or maybe even earlier. But started using Linux in 2007. So, I started learning a lot more so since then. So, I say all that to say I'm not new to computer stuff. Yet I still get stumped at times. I still feel lost when I run into new issues and I wonder why I have to face them. I wonder what kind of lessons I might learn. But I don't know if I did nothing wrong or did I? Huh? I got like logs and blogs and everything with details of the problems. I publish them on my daily blogs online and everywhere else too. And it just gives me a headache. Like I feel kind of worthless sometimes unable to fix problems. It's so hard. It's so hard because I've been at it for so many years dealing with computer crap. But I still run into even crazier problems which normal people never really face or if they did they would simply take it to a repair man. But sometimes I know more than so called experts. 11/ Right now Ubuntu Mate 22.04 appears broken for me. Software Updater: "The Package system is broken. Check if you are using third party repositories. If so disable them, since they are a common source of problems. Furthermore run the following command in a Terminal: apt-get install -f. Transaction failed: The package system is broken. The following packages have unmet dependencies:." But then when I run apt-get install -f, I get: "dpkg: too many errors, stopping.Errors were encountered while processing: linux-image-5.15.0-57-generic. Processing was halted because there were too many errors. E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)." 13/ So, one of my problems is APST and I have not been able to fix that issue on my ASUS laptop which runs Ubuntu Mate 22.04.