I really do need 19 workspaces.

I wish mobile email was better.

Sometimes coming up with ideas is hard

So a couple of weeks ago, my Arch system sh^t the bed. Most of the issues where were my fault. Turns out uninstalling Plasma from a Plasma Distro is not a great idea. Who knew? Or maybe I knew, and I did it anyways, because I do what I want, b*tches. Sorry, too much South Park. Anyways, after that happened, I decided that I needed to move away from Arch. I know from some of the snarky comments I received on YouTube that a lot of people had no faith that I would leave Arch behind for good.

Ricing is awesome.

Thanks to Joris, the site will be updated more frequently.

I’ve been creating videos now on YouTube since September 2020. While that doesn’t seem like all that long, in that time I’ve created over 400 videos, had over 1,000,000 views, and I’m really close to 10,000 subscribers. So, I think that I am qualified enough to talk about some YouTube stuff. I call it stuff because talking about Mental Health is always uncomfortable. Nobody likes doing it, and nobody likes listening to it because it makes us all think about our own struggles with emotions and the everyday grind of life in the Real World.

On this past Sunday night (or a week ago Sunday if you’re not a patron), I had a huge plan. I was going to rice i3wm over and over again, creating several themes. It’s something I did for DWM and wanted (and still want) to do for i3 now that i3wm is my daily driver again. The problem is that once I got streaming, no one could hear me. And I was like what the F$#k?

My love affair with the AUR is well documented. It’s so bad I can’t use anything that’s not Arch-based on my main computer. Without the AUR, I just feel lost and without all of my lovely programs. (I’m really not without them, of course. The repos on Debian/Ubuntu/MX are great for the most part) Even with that love affair still going strong, I find myself enjoying Flatpaks more and more. Some of this is some recent problems with building some apps from the AUR.

In an effort to start to move around more and become more healthy, I decided that I would do the nerd thing and buy a gadget to keep track of health and fitness metrics. Because I switched to the iPhone - and from everything I read, Android watches suck - I decided I would pick up an Apple Watch. I’ve been using this thing now for a week, and I thought I’d write about my experiences so far.