Author: edg3
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2023s Review
I won’t lie, it was difficult to get this year’s stats since everything is somehow changing. Thank you to all my readers, you have done amazing work for my recovery. This year has been large for me in 3 ways. First, I have an amazing…
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2023/12/29 – Theme Swap
Just to share, for SEO purposes, as well as easier use and interaction, I moved off my own custom theme. While I loved the ideas I had, there’s always yet-another-device that has view bugs that I have to customise my CSS for. I also updated…
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Eight Dates: Conversation Starters
I made it to the end of Eight Dates, and I must share again, this book is amazing. If you don’t understand something, ask questions and then listen to the answers. Ask Questions – Eight Dates This is what opened my eyes to how I…
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Reading Review: Eight Dates – Essential Conversations for a Lifetime of Love
Due to the unfortunate event at the start of November, I lost the plot in my life a little; and consequently, I haven’t completed the book yet. Eight Dates – Essential Conversations for a Lifetime of Love is well worth it, even if you aren’t…
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Hiking Trail: Cradle Moon – Green Trail
In an effort to get back on track with my life as a whole, I overheard colleagues of mine share they’d like to go for a hike. Since it’s been super long since I went on one, and haven’t been able to get back into…
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Reading Review: The Art of Thinking Clearly – Ralph Dobelli
Last month the book I went through was The Art of Thinking Clearly, by Ralph Dobelli. I did finish, but didn’t get to posting my review due to unforeseen circumstances. The biggest point that came across happens to be that the book isn’t meant to…
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Starting NaNoWriMo 2023: The Global Coincidence
It’s that time of the year again: NaNoWriMo. Write a book of at least 50,000 words in 1 month of 30 days; which means ~1666.7 words needed each day. This year I am most definitely a Plantser, a writer who combines some planning and pantsing…
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Reading Review: The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham
For September I chose to take a gamble, and looked at interesting books to go through, and landed on The Intelligent Investor, Revised Edition. The plan was to get a broader understanding around my investment capabilities, and while I couldn’t finish it all in this…
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Set Up Gitea on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
After finishing last month’s novel, Start Finishing, I’ve realised I have too many code projects sitting in a state of incomplete. I considered it for a while, and finally decided on a simple action plan. I realised the easiest way to complete my personal projects…