I don’t read DMs.

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Cake day: February 26th, 2025

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  • I don’t do anything on my phone that I need to hide. I barely use it, and it’s used for mundane things. I don’t have any apps installed, I don’t do banking on it, or shop on it, or use it to pay for anything. I don’t use it for email. My phone doesn’t know very much about me, and that’s how I like it. I also don’t have face unlock set up, I enter my pin every time I use it.

    Yes, I know it can track my location, and I know they consolidate everything known about me across all of my accounts, and where I shop and what I buy, etc, but putting the phone in lockdown won’t change that. So, yeah, they know a lot about me, I can’t help that, no one really can, unless they’re born off the grid and live in a cabin somewhere–which sounds pretty good, until you need help.


  • I wonder what ChatGPT has to say about the Christian Bible. Because, that’s all they’re going to do, just ask ChatGPT to write the report.

    What’s that you say? They’re going to need to read it out loud? Good luck with that, most of the kids in grade school today read at, or below a 3rd grade level, refuse to read anything more than one paragraph, and don’t understand what they’ve read when they’re done. So, it doesn’t really matter if you make them read from the Bible, they won’t understand it, or remember it.















  • In my desktop browser I have about sixty between my quick dial, and the menu bar.

    I visit about 10 of them every day, and I visit most of them at some point during the week. I have folders on the menu bar for long-term storage, but individual bookmarks on the menu bar are short-term, ones I’ll want for a few days or weeks but know I’ll get rid of when they’ve served their purpose. But, now that I look at it, some of the individual…

    You know what? It all makes sense to me, I know where everything is, and I’m happy.