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Windows > Linux CD-R backups > Dropbox Two monitors > One 30" Dell Monitor (Best purchase ever btw) Pirating Music > Spotify (I even pay a subscription) TV > Youtube, BBC iPlayer, other steaming services (and now no TV licence fee) Crap diet > Learning to cook Paperwork > iPad IDE > gEdit Landline > Mobile I'm sure there are others. One thing i'd love to do is live totally off the grid, reuse water, generate own elec…
Desktop computer => Laptops
TV => No TV (Best decision of ~2003)
Studying human stuff => Studying IT stuff (Best decision of 2009)
In my studies: Focus on academia => Focus on real world problems
Taking myself seriously => Not taking myself seriously
Living in multiple countries => Living in Denmark (the country I grew up in)
gEdit => Vim
multiple folders, commented out code, etc => Git + github
Facebook => Github, Twitter, Hacker news, meetups, etc
Living next door to the 'rents (for help with wife's health care) => Living 150 miles away
Java => Ruby (and almost any language, including JVM languages, other than Java)
PC => Mac (huge +1)
Friends who don't respect my life choices => Friends met through the Ruby community
HDD => SSD
CDs/DVDs/BluRay/Consoles etc... => Spotify/HTPC + serious GFX Parkour => taekwondo Monitor(s) => Very large Samsung TV Notepad++ => Sublime Text Walking => running TV => competitive gaming No 3 item todo list => 3 item todo list Single project focus => multiple open-ended projects Books => Kindle
TiVo => WMC7 (with Ceton 4 stream cablecard)
Briefs => Boxers (like 25 years ago but still)
Thinning hair => shaved head
Klonopin => nothing
Working for the man => Being the man
Husband => No husband Affluenza => Spartanism Car => No car Probably a whole lot of other things. Somewhere in there all that led to: Chronically Ill => Not Chronically Ill. Definitely don't plan to go back.
Chronically Ill => Not Chronically Ill How did you achieve that?
Some info on what I did is here: http://healthgazelle.com/
Not much info, mind you. I'm too busy getting my life back to spend much time on the site.
Peace.
Stable salaried jobs -> Contracting, business, chaos. It suits me better.
Typical "Healthy" Diet => No Processed Foods or Sugar: It's hard to disambiguate placebo effects, but I generally feel pretty awesome.
Laptop Screen => Cinema Display: This has definitely enhanced my productivity.
Shoes => No Shoes: Of course I need to wear shoes occasionally, but when I do, they are "minimalist" and have flexible soles. On everything else I default to barefoot, including when I go for a run. This has been great for my posture, and it's made me seemingly immune to most common running injuries.
PC => Mac
Paris => Small village
No kid => kid