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Walking the Coumloughra Horseshoe hike

I’m not much of a hill walker but John Finn is and filmed a walk there, up Carrauntoohil, the tallest mountain in Ireland and onwards.

It’s a spectacular walk with breathtaking scenery.

John’s video was voted best video of the year by the


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Start something new

I like this. Buy a red chair. Go on adventures.

I found this video on Facebook, on a page that shares highly compressed videos that have been “borrowed” without credit, so I was curious about where it came from. The video was cropped top and bottom with the text “life is short” added in the top border. The video ends in a rather unsatisfying way and I hoped th...


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They’re murdering the helpers

It’s really fucked up what’s happening in the US now. 3 more years of this?

#ice #podcasts #Trump #UnitedStates #uspol


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Google Play Services Goes Wild

It doesn’t happen often at all but sometimes Google Play services on my Android phone goes wild and chews through battery power, often while I’m charging.

It started this morning when I noticed the battery was below 50%, and my slow charger wasn’t making much of a dent in changing that. Over breakfast I saw it drop a percentage point or two while the phone was b...


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macOS Stats on Brew

Stats widgets used to be all the rage twenty years ago in the Linux world when people would theme them with extravagant graphics as part of a window manager I no longer remember.

The irony was, unless you had a reasonably powerful machine your desktop was slightly slowed down by displaying stats on it continuously. It wasn’t much, but if you had a bunch of Net...


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