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pmmg
Myth Weaver
Welcome to the party ![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
That's a cutie....when you rewrite emails and texts to avoid clichés... or, when you bother to type "é" on a forum.
Linux is like a fantastic airport lounge with great service, no security queue, full online check-in, no baggage limit, but when you get to the plane you're handed a seat, four bolts and a socket wrench.My experience is most Mac users don't know how to use their machines. Many have them mostly for 'identity' purposes, and can barely make them function. Which to IT guys like me, is very annoying.
But, I am in Linux world now. I am slowly picking it up. Linux is much more command line. Kind of the opposite of Apple (though secretly, Mac is just Unix underneath).
I dont care, use what you like.
This is suspiciously specific... My condolences...You know you're a writer when your co-workers assume you must have had a bad case of food poisoning that kept you from sleep and you can't tell them it was really a new magical story arc coming to you at 4 in the night.
You know you are a writer when you know ppl like this. —not that this is anyone we know…You know you're a writer when your co-workers assume you must have had a bad case of food poisoning that kept you from sleep and you can't tell them it was really a new magical story arc coming to you at 4 in the night.
This is so wholesome. I'm jealous you get to experience such a thing lmaoYou know your a writer when you can think of creative ideas or solutions for writing.
And when you use leadership with these creative ideas or solutions, you learn from yourself and also help others learn.