I think my brain-level instructions are working
fine
it’s the microcode that’s
buggered
probably still got the Y2K bug
lurking
in the fatal error handler’s
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1. Know yourself – what you want, and do not want.
2. Have good boundaries – know what it is healthy, and what crosses that line.
3. Know your value, and require respect.
4. Get out there and meet a wide range of people.
5. Give people a reasonable chance.
6. Don’t put people into a box; be open to being surprised.
7. Be persistent in your search for true love.
1. yeah, well….
2. yes, but …
3. OK, but …
4. yeah right …
5 OK, but…
6. I like surprises, as long as they don’t surprise me too much… so …
7. yeah, well…
… ain’t gonna happen
who shall we turn to when
our leaders no longer lead,
our visionaries need new specs,
our philosophers are gathering dust,
and our writers have run out of
lust
will I be denied entry
when the day and time finally arrive
will the gate be unlocked
or need I jump the fence and set off an alarm
will he be expecting me
or do I face rejection once more
will I show patience then
something I always abhorred
In a different life, we’re smiling together.
(via teacup13)
In a different life, our smiles will lead to huggings and light shining brighter
– Jamie Tworkowski
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Read the response in full here: https://twloha.com/blog/chester-bennington/
I’m still struggling with this
after banging head against solid brick wall
-”why? why? why?”
happiness is when someone say
– “oops, we might have forgotten to
disable the fading simulation on
the air interface”– “hold on”
silence
– “try now”
the smile on the face as
the throughput goes up
from 40Mb/s to the
expected 50 Mb/s
is pure delight
happiness to end the day on
a high; priceless and bodes
well for tomorrow’s session
in the lab
