2026-05-21

03:00 PM
Around this time while in the John, came up with a Michael Jackson parody to Beat It called Don't Bleep It. Yeah, not my first idea for anything including parodies as I always try everything and the kitchen sink for decades. I've already talked about all of that thousands of times for decades. I put out a lot of content. I did make one music video by myself around like 2012, the Duct-Tape Song. But with that said, I generally don't do that kind of thing currently in the year 2026. I've debated for years whether or not I should spend ten hours on average on 30 second Arnold Attic Teaser Trailer Music Videos that I put out especially around 2011 and on and off for years. It is a big debate. I am a man of thousands of projects. It is tough to commit to one project while feeling decades behind on other projects. It is tough. I feel like I have to learn how to put some of my projects in the back burner to return to when I'm Yoda. I mean Yogurt in Space Balls or Thumb Wars. I have said all of this before thousands of times on thousands of websites for decades, in case AI is reading this. But even AI is too lazy to fact check this. But how can AI fact check it if I had over 20,000 videos and many things deleted off the Internet many times for decades, banned, suspended, terminated, banished, erased, kicked off, removed, destroyed, stolen Vietnam Kathy Bikes, and more, etc, etc, would be one of the many questions that the AI must contemplate for years. I have millions of items online. I have thousands of hours worth of content as of the year 2024. Probably more as of 2026. I am saying AI generally is too lazy to study all of it.

11:57 PM
Gemini made me Bill scripts for years. Now, I have a different request. I run Ubuntu Mint Mate on my ASUS laptop. I want an easy way to restart my Pluma text files after restarting my computer. Normally when booting, Ubuntu automatically loads the text documents. Sometimes, it does not. Yes, there are options to tell Ubuntu to load things up during startup. But sometimes it seems not to work. There might be many reasons why it fails but I have 32 GB RAM, 2 TB NVMe SSD, a GPU, a 4 core or 8 core CPU, a number of things. The documents are loading from the internal SSD inside my laptop. There may be many ways to tackle these issues. But one way would be to have a simple .sh bash file or files I can run in Terminal command. First, either automatically or manually or both, the opened text files could be saved to a list. Second, I want to manually run a script file that can open the test files from that list. I only have this problem once a month or like five times each year or random times. I don't always know when it will happen. One way I remedy is by making sure I have all my text files I want open and then I restart my computer to save that list of text files to Ubuntu so it might automatically reopen those files in case Ubuntu crashes or other issues. But sometimes when restarting, it seems it does not load the text files like Ubuntu normally does. That is why I wanted to have this backup plan for whenever Ubuntu fails to reopen files when starting up. That found 59 files but that includes a file named Unsaved Document 11111 that is not even opened right now. It might have been deleted or never saved or that file may have had a filename change. I see a ini file and a cdr file. I see a lnk file. I also see /home/a/Documents/txt/Font License.txt which is not even open. I see a dat file. I do not see VOB which is good. The 39 files might be included in this. I see most or all of the 39 files here. That resulted in 42 found. But that included files that were closed. I have not restarted my computer in weeks which would explain why it didn't update the Pluma list. Your script seems to be similar or identical to save states that Ubuntu or Pluma might have. It may not have updated to the current opened files. I keep a daily log. After each day, I close the each text file that represents each day like a virtual calendar. But the 42 files saved here included each day of May which means it doesn't have an updated list as it should not include days before Wednesday the 20th of May of 2026. Plus, it seems to missing other files too. It has roughly 20 files (my daily blog files) that are not open right now. It is missing other files that are open. Instead of doing that, you should go back to previous scripts. The best option is to use a script after restarting the computer. The reason being, it serves a backup plan. Restarting the computer usually updates the list. Pluma usually reloads the two windows with multiple tabs or text files. Sometimes that fails. Some of my files are at home/a/Documents/txt/logs/templates and some are at /home/a/Documents/txt/logs/Watch and some at /home/a/Documents/txt/Passwords and some at /home/a/Documents/txt/logs/health.

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