๐ถ Doctor, Doctor, say what you see, I've got a bad case of diabetes ๐ถ
filtoid
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I got stung in the same crowd funding disaster. In the wake if it I moved away from using sailfish as a daily driver but I've just bought one of these (in pic from OP) and it's really nice. I'm away at the minute but when I get back I'll be using it as a daily, with an android phone as a WiFi tablet for banking and the stuff that needs a "real" android device*.
*I.e doesn't run on the android emulator that comes built in.
Thank you that's good to know. I wasn't aware of any positive affiliation with it. I'll bear it in mind moving forward :)
Ah that's interesting, I had thought of it more negatively. It's not a common word where I am, so my knowledge has been gleaned from American media, mostly.
Would you mind explaining how chutzpah and hubris differ please? I'm not sure I get it.
I often felt from context it was closer to "hubris", as "cajones" might just mean brave.
Fair warning I haven't read this specific article but an MIT prediction has societal collapse happening by 2040
The french used to use an explosive device called a "petard" (old french for a fart), that was used to breach doors. However these would sometimes blow back and kill the user rather than breach the door. This was the original intention for the Shakespearian phrase. One was Hoisted (old verb* not used anymore but essentially blown off their feet) by their own Petard (or door breaching bomb).
More information is here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoist_with_his_own_petard
*Unrelated to hoist as in to lift, despite similarities
Yes agree with this and categorise each into one set of broader goals, I suggest one is Programming, one could be Gaming etc. Then allocate time to each larger goal and order your sub "tickets" in there so you focus on one thing in a section at a time. For example, don't learn Python and Rust at the same time, focus on one or the other (I'd probably suggest Python first as Rust has a very steep learning curve), but you can easily spend some time a week learning Python and some time learning Factorio, without the two things working against each other.
Edit: for Programming stuff the site Roadmap.sh (https://roadmap.sh/) is useful for giving you an opinionated task list. It's not for everyone, but if you just want to know where to start you could go a lot further wrong than that.
So I realise it's a typo, but I'm also chuckling at the idea of a "non-dei" (heavily /s) version of Aeon Flux following the life and adventures of Aron Flux.