Humans, sometimes you disgust me
Yes I am a human too
and like you I contribute to what was here before I was born
But I don’t have to contribute unconsciously
With my hands and mind tied to
Perceived comforts of survival

Humans, sometimes you disgust me Yes I am a human too and like you I contribute to what was here before I was born But I don’t have to contribute unconsciously With my hands and mind tied to Perceived comforts of survival

This reminds me of…me. PS sorry about the ad

Nothing is something

In my quest for a ideal existence I sometimes need to be reminded of this simple thought: Doing nothing is ok.

You don’t have to go anywhere, or do anything

You don’t need to enroll in a workshop to go do nothing You don’t need to buy tickets to a festival, and wait all year, to go do nothing You don’t have to fly to India, find a guru to do nothing You don’t have to go to a bar and get wasted to do nothing with your night You don’t have to go to a movie to sit in one place for 2 hours

You can do it now. Doing nothing is easy, free, and for the productivity minded, a bonus side-effect is you are left replenished and able to be MORE productive after doing nothing.

So really doing nothing is something. Something special. Something worth doing.

First version phone case. Softer leather. 2 openings.

Leather pouch pendant

My current phone case. Hand stitched leather. I’m liking this more and more as it wears into the form of the phone.

get rid of ‘other’ cruft in iphone, and remove iTunes dead song links

For me this time it was a bunch of voice memos that had been backed up ages ago, but somehow kept being copied in ….

MacFUSE iPhone Disk now unsupported for lion btw.

Look around with grand perspective or some file visualizer, ssh in and copy over the /Volumes/iPhoneDisk/Recordings contents as backup. I needed to delete that directory (I think). Then sync and ‘other’ was back to a reasonable size (tiny).

remove dead links

Made some fancy playlists that isolate the files with deadlinks, then delete them re-sync phone and life is good.

comment blocks in vim

This is for block editing in general, actually. Mark the area which is to be commented using the blockwise visual mode (CTRL-V).

Press I (capital i) and write the text you want to prepend to each line of the selected block, e.g. #

Critical part: Then press ESC and the text will be inserted to the left of each line of the selected block.

from: notfaq.wordpress.com/…/vim-comment-blocks-of-code

I didn’t actually make any of this, but I like it. This is my barebones kit for making things. I’ve got a leather iPhone case or two coming soon.