Teresa of Avila was 62 when she wrote the Interior Castle. Easily one of the most impactful books on my own life.

Yet…

Teddy Roosevelt did it best and against his own successor and own party.

This made me immediately want to play Age of Empires and drink a Mountain Dew. Well done sir.

do it!

In process of ditching everything Apple by the end of the year. Going all in on Linux. There's trade offs, nothings perfect, but I don't need a big desperate corporation trying to upsell me on cloud storage and AI.

One of the best parts, IMO, is the feeling that comes from contributing something to the community that will last--possibly for decades or centuries. To me, using Linux is an experience of gratitude.

I remember reading Theodore Roosevelt's biography by Edmund Morris and being shocked how he was basically able to text everyone he needed to be in contact with while president through the telegraph system.

Lincoln started that I believe during the civil war. https://www.history.com/articles/abraham-lincoln-telegraph-c...

I try to support writers directly. eg. You can purchase Paul Millerd's Pathless path on his gumroad page and it comes with both the ebook and audiobook: https://pathless.gumroad.com/l/pathlesspath

Tanbooks also sells mp3s of their audiobooks directly on their website. Teresa of Avila's Interior Castle changed my life profoundly for the better. https://tanbooks.com

It used to be:

"If New Mexico is newer than Mexico why is Mexico's constitution newer than New Mexicos"

but it seems after running that one on Claude and ChatGPT this has been resolved in the latest models.

Disappointed that the author of the article has a German name but didn’t coin a long single German word for this.