Hmmm. I might give Phabricator a try.

There are several ideas I want to pursue right now but I am too tired and mentally sluggish.

OneNote is a godsend right now.

I've never been able to grasp the reason for Esperanto.

This is exactly why my primary development system is about to spend weekdays being blocked from the world outside the LAN at the firewall. The last time I came back from the front office to see it booting up again and telling me, "Windows has installed updates", I about put my foot through it.

My thoughts are turning analog a bit too early in the day.

Shipping computer's screen-saver now sports the text, "I had your label but I eatted it"

No point in getting mad. Thermal label printer made in 2003 mated to a Windows 10 system with a ROM data of January 2016. This is to be expected.*

*I do know now that the computer must never go to sleep. Takes a full reboot to get the printer back

If we're so Hell-bent on progress and change, why not channel that fetish energy towards creating computers that ship themselves?

That's what I just did. The footnote said as much :D

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@kdfrawg That's horrible. My heart goes out to the family.

I always remember how to footnote [^1]

[^1]: This is a lie

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