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Away from festivals

It's my birthday today.

I didn't really notice until yesterday that it was coming up on me. Today I slept in a little, discussed real estate in the morning, worked some, and am now in a cafe doing odds and ends with a coffee and some good bread and pastries (it's cheat day on my diet).

Tonight, I might have dinner with a friend or might not, and today is otherwise a normal day like tomorrow.

It seems like a lot of the time, I mention this to someone and they say "oh, that's so sad! why don't you have a celebration?"

And I never had a good answer to that. Now, I think I do.

Structural Improvements Are Underrated

Stuff that improves things permanently after effort is made once is underrated.

Its valued highly, but nowhere near highly enough.

How can anyone -- anyone -- who interacts with a computer more than a few hours a month justify not being able to type?

And yet, most people who didn't learn it early won't invest the time into typing fast (or even competently, sometimes).

People don't learn keyboard shortcuts, and don't spend time thinking on how to customize their computer better.