It took me a little over a year finishing the fourth season of Gintama. I can see the trend here. It’s been 5 years since I started watching the beginning of this series. In all cases, I always fall back watching a little bit of Gintama for the past years to have some fun time. I don’t think I might change my method of watching it. On to the next season.
I decided to share some links which caught my attention today. I miss doing this.
404 Page Not Found, where Kate Wagner discusses how the web look before, it’s transition to today’s social media prison, which opposes that the web is open to everyone.
This month it was suddenly announced that the nonprofit that owns the .ORG domain registry was planning to sell it to a private equity firm, Ethos Capital. This could impact the millions of individuals and organizations that have a .ORG website, subjecting them to potential censorship and leaving the door open for price increases on domain registration and renewals.
Looking out for new ways of improving how you spend your time, good decisions, and thinking scientifically may be a good start for a new year. But why we set our goals only when a new year is approaching? That’s not a good way of approach, I think. Let’s live everyday with a clear mindset and move on.
The Magical Science of Wi-Fi on Airplanes, Sarvesh Mathi explains how Wi-Fi works on airplanes in two systems, Air to ground (ATG) system, and Satellite system.
Jumped, danced, sang loudly yesterday. I had a great time.
So free hage naeireun geokjeong malgo
amu singyeong sseuji malgo
So free hage urideulppunirago saenggakhaebwa
Now now everybody dance
Back to Android without gapps (Google Apps and Framework). Can’t help it since microg is not that functional yet for Android 10. I’m quite amused that some playstore apps has push notifications working even without Google Cloud Messaging.
4% market share is really sad. Firefox has been doing great things especially for privacy.
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2019 was awarded “for contributions to our understanding of the evolution of the universe and Earth’s place in the cosmos” with one half to James Peebles “for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology”, the other half jointly to Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz “for the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star.” 1