vihmu
2 days ago
I feel very blessed to have a university teacher that promotes the idea that we *should* have different opinions, so that we may grow in our understanding of the topic at hand. The "clashing" of opinions can often be very constructive, if both parties agree to disagree. Alas, it is easier said than done :/
vihmu
4 days ago
the Jesus prayer has always been of great help every time I've felt like my faith was being tested
vihmu
4 days ago
also, i don't know if someone has told you this before, but your website's colorscheme reminds me a lot of that classic TurtboPascal IDE for DOS :)
othala
4 days ago
I say this exact prayer if ever I take Lords name in vain. It's helped a lot. I haven't completely eliminated the habit but it helps.
othala
1 week ago
Man, as many drawbacks to getting old as there are, I don't miss the emotional instability and impulsivity of my youth. Granted I was the extreme of undisciplined and ruled by whatever demon was passing through. For me, during youth it's easier to look the other way and just wallow in that, whereas when you're old, for all the bad parts of it, wisdom does start to accumulate and you can see a little clearer how your
othala
1 week ago
own choices are making you miserable. I wouldn't go back to that, as nice as it would be to be young with my current brain. But I think that's just a contradiction.
I sometimes like to just log in a TTY-only session on my desktop, but I haven't customized it that much. Pretty much just tmux + my regular TUI programs. I wonder how different Linux would have been if people would have opted to use the built-in framebuffer instead of Xorg or Wayland
can also relate to sticking with a setup because "it just works" the main reason I use Wayland is for sixel support in the terminal xD