This always ends in a mess and lasts barely half a week with the end result being “i hate blogging”. Sometimes forcing yourself to “Get things done” just doesn’t work.

I set up an evernote account so I could remember things and take notes. I drop lots of things in there. I rarely organize those thing or even look back on them at all.

‘ve phased it out since getting the Blackjack but my best organizational tool I’ve had was the “Hipster PDA”. a stack of notecards with a binder clip. I take notes on the cards, notes, songs to download, whatever. Maybe once a week I’d go through and follow through on those notes or downloads. Now I’ve switched to the Blackjack with RtM and Evernote. I find I have little follow through.

PS My desk contains a pile of random notes, many with zero meaning since I would scribble down a phone number and not who it belonged to.

Anyway, in consistence with the third from last paragraph. I used to “bash Linux” because it was funt o screw with elitist Linux users. Now that I’ve used Linux a lot, multiple distros, heck I have a laptop currently running Linux, I still will say I dislike/hate Linux and that it pretty much sucks for anything other than a server that doesn’t require human interaction.

90% of the time when I feel the need to actually install some flavor of it, I end up wondering “why do I need this?” and scrapping the whole thing once I get it running.

The point is, that just because someone uses it doesn’t mean they like it or are defined by it on any level. Basically I’m supporting the “likely” part of …

“If all you knew about me was that I owned a Mac, it’s likely that my definition includes the property “likes Macs” but it is in no way necessary that it include the property.”

because “likely” is certainly not “definitely”.

source/with pics:
http://counterstrikesource.precision-media.net/extrememodding/?p=29

Rob: I think maybe you might have missed my point.

Rob

Though I will note that I think the “nobody else uses it” impetus is part of why I keep beating you at Pokemon - you’re more likely attracted to the less-used Pokemon, without considering why they’re less used, or coming up with ways to compensate for their flaws.

Just don’t count Planetarian that way. (It uses the kind of engine Kanon, Air, and Clannad use - actually, it literally uses the engine that Clannad and the rereleases of Kanon and Air use… but there are no actual “choices” and the savegame metaphor is renamed “bookmark.” It’s literally just designed to be a novel with illustrations you read through in this format - it’s a good story that decided to use the engine as its medium).