Category: Blog
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How to Cancel Your Premium Sudo Science Subscription

My readers, it’s time I come clean. I have to finally apologize for a long-overdue justice. No amount of interpretive dance, playing the ukulele, or saying “I’m sorry you feel that way,” will fix any of this. This time, I’ve gone too far, much too far. I have been inundated with constant emails, text messages,…
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I’m Going to Use AI for EVERYTHING

It’s another short post from yours truly. I’ve been writing a little less as of late, as my life and priorities have been tougher on me recently. However, I hatched an ingenious idea of what to do to increase the amount of content on this blog just a few days ago. It struck me while…
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Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron 15 Years Later: A Retrospective

I saw some of the recent news about Ubuntu 23.04’s release, Lunar Lobster, looking a little more favorable, or at least that was the impression I got from this video by DistroTube. Honestly, I haven’t really touched Ubuntu in the longest time and all, but this release, at least according to DT’s impressions, looks more…
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Use What You Already Have to Get a “Dumbphone”

As I discussed in a few previous posts, I’ve made attempts to simplify my life before starting with my smartphone. Humorously, I remember being a younger Mr. Hyde around 2010 when Android phones were really starting to pick up traction, when the idea of digital convergence was truly exciting. The future looked so bright to…
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Switching to a “Dumbphone”: Challenge Failed

This is a humbling post to make, but as stated in the title: I failed to make the successful switch to a simpler phone. I’ve already spent a week using this phone, the Xiaomi Qin F22 Pro. I previously discussed my attempt to make the full switch a short while back, so I’ll go ahead…
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Transitioning to a “Dumbphone”

I’m not somebody addicted to using a smartphone. In fact, I sort of adopted the digital minimalist mindset around six months ago and started using my existing smartphone, a OnePlus 10 5G, with the amazing Before Launcher. But something told me that wasn’t enough. I felt like I needed to do even more to make…

