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Big tech won't chip in is my bet. My company maintains its own version of Linux that has some specific certifications. Updating that box requires an act of god. My bet is that the companies that can afford to will create their own "LTS" versions that just get older and older, and more broken and exploited as time goes on...

Sorry, long night at work =/

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Diving subreddit has new mods who promise to put an end to the protest, commentors are not happy. Is this the end of SCUBA???

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My wife and I are divers, we have around 20 dives each. I asked her if she "feels comfortable controlling her boyency" yet. She gave me an "ehhh" while shrugging and said she has the "hang of it" but wouldn't go as far as comfortable. I agree and basically feel the same way.

Some divers are really smooth with how they swim and float around, we kinda just bumble around compared to them and try not to stand on any coral.

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Foundation vs Dune

Arthur C. Clarke: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from encountering benevolent alien intelligence we haven't discovered yet.

Ray Bradbury: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from rediscovering the beauty of books and humanity's inherent capacity for empathy in a world we're rapidly forgetting.

Robert A. Heinlein: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from pioneering individualism, libertarianism, and multi-planetary colonies we haven't established yet.

William Gibson: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from navigating and subverting the interplay of high technology and low life in a cybernetic reality we're only beginning to understand.

Ursula K. Le Guin: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from understanding and integrating a spectrum of social, psychological, and cultural perspectives we haven't fully considered yet.

Neal Stephenson: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from unprecedented technological and social innovation, often resulting from deep historical and philosophical introspection, in a future we're yet to engineer.

Octavia Butler: We're headed for some bleak imperialist nonsense, but humanity's salvation will come from embracing and adapting to change through the lens of bio-diversity and sociocultural evolution we haven't fully embraced yet.

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Diary Quotes

The crows outside remind me of Itachi's crows. I wonder if they're watching me. Do they carry messages from the Uchiha clan?

-Tuesday 10th January, 2012. 6:58pm.

I tried to walk on water today, like Naruto and the others. Just ended up with wet socks and a bruised ego.

-Friday 17th February, 2012. 3:30pm.

Every time I close my eyes, I'm in the Hidden Leaf Village. But every morning, I wake up in this mundane room.

-Sunday 26th March, 2012. 9:10am.

Mom bought me a new headband, but it's not from the Hidden Leaf. It's from the Hidden Sand. I'm conflicted.

-Thursday 20th April, 2012. 7:45pm.

I whispered "Sharingan" to my cat today, hoping it'd gain the power. Instead, it just looked at me with disdain.

-Wednesday 03rd May, 2012. 5:20pm.

My pencil broke during the math test. I wish I could summon a shadow clone to do my homework.

-Monday 12th June, 2012. 4:15pm.

If only the school bus was like one of the summoned toads. I'd never be late again.

-Tuesday 18th July, 2012. 7:55am.

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We use git lab... there might be something equivalent I'll check out. I really hate testing/building/fixing cicd because of how long it takes to try something out.