Syndications

I once called myself an optimist.

But since negativity has started seeping in, it has become very difficult to focus on the positives, not even for people who ( is, are ) would have been loved if it wasn't for that negativity ( pride, ego, narcisicim, misogeny, misandry, .... ).

I won't trust me for how I describe people, and won't trust anyone but myself to really know one. And neither should you. I suggest you create a picture of a person on your own and not from someone else's description or bias.

This won't change the people who I say are are bad to not be bad, but verifying it is essential. Thank you.

How are people supposed to trust you when all you give are excuses. When are you gonna learn that your actions have consequences, consequences that affect other people.

Indieweb is such a cool place. And the fact that you have webrings and webmentions makes it the most open and custom social media. The possibility of interactions and replies adds beauty with convenience to this unique form of communication.

I just love it. Thanks @aaronpk for the tests.

Sometimes I want to hurt (not physically) people (when I am disappointed or dissatisfied). To maybe let them know that I am hurt (I know I Know it's the wrong way).

I'd do things that would hurt me, to hurt them, but it hurts me back when they don't feel a thing when the thing would have hurt me. Call it a weakness, call it "doesn't make sense" but at last the one who gets hurt is the one who tried to hurt people (not those who hurt people).

I bought a new laptop. It's Zenbook 14 OLED 2024, Ryzen 7 8840HS and well it came with Windows Home preinstalled as expected. I had never really daily drived windows. I had installed linux the first day I got my first laptop. Soooo, I am giving windows a try, it's been some days and I haven't used that many applicaitons.

I have installed firefox and given it a nice css makeover, then I installed NixOS-WSL and set that as the default terminal and ported my terminal home manager config with git, bash, starship, and other tools over to it. And that's all, I guess i will use the linux terminal and the windows GUI for some days now.

 Did I grow old?
 Am I weak?
 Do I have something that nobody can change in me?
 Have I changed too much?
 Did I stop writing?
 Did I stop being curious?
 Did I stop making things?
 Am I taking too much pressure?
 Am I hiding too much pressure?
 Did I give up on asking for love?
 Did I give up using the word "love"?
 Did I give up myself being carefree?
 Did I start pushing back everyone?
 Did I fail too many times?
 Did I start saying no to all?
 Did I give up on responsibilities?
 Did I give up on grammar?
 Did I give up on being attractive?
 Did I give up on sorries?
 Did I?

The KDE Network is a group of KDE representatives in their respective cities/countries promoting KDE, and it’s work in their local community. Additionally, they are responsible for helping to grow the community, and to act as a liaison between their local community and KDE.

This is what I found when going through KDE wiki wondering how KDE as a community was structured. Seeing there were not many local groups listed, I wanted to contribute by forming a group here in Nepal. Hence, the introduction event with megarelease celebration.

I'm back home from Kathmandu. This time it was an event from GNOME; the GNOME.Asia 2023. There were poeple from Fedora, GNOME, Phosh form different parts of world ; USA, Indonesia, India in Kathmandu, Nepal for a conference about FOSS. It was quite an event. Also, got to contribute to fedora by eating the 20th anniversary cake too😉, there should really be a badge for "has eaten fedora cake" in fedora badges.

It was a very fun and educational experience. I realize that the people in FOSS are generally very generous, friendly and helpful.