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Author: Pollux <pollux@pollux.codes>
Date:   Sat,  7 Mar 2026 13:46:04 +0000

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Signed-off-by: Pollux <pollux@pollux.codes>

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diff --git a/content/now/index.md b/content/now/index.md @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ design, makes it difficult to rice stuff properly. Zoom works perfectly on X, even in the browser. I could never get that working quite right on Wayland... -I've also adopted many other programs in the suckless softwork suite, include +I've also adopted many other programs in the suckless software suite, include st, slock, and dmenu. Now that I am more familiar with C than I was when I last tried to use them, the experience has been much more enjoyable and I cannot see myself switching back. @@ -36,15 +36,13 @@ system as much as conceivably possible. I have also started trying to remove other sucky software from my computer. Currently, my system is completely free of the following: -- gtk - wayland - pam - polkit - elogind - plymouth -I used to also have no dbus on my system, but I now need to use bluetooth, -which has a hard dependency on dbus on Linux. +I used to also have no dbus or gtk on my system, but that unfortunately got in the way of things too much (for bluetooth and my browser, respectively), so I have reluctantly allowed them back onto my system. ### Health @@ -60,6 +58,13 @@ opportunities nearby, I have started hiking on Saturdays. Several of the other students in my cohort also enjoy hiking, so I have been doing it with them as well on occasion. +## Religion + +I have recently recognized the fundamental truth and beauty of Christianity. I +have started regularly attending my local Catholic church and have also +signed up to join OCIA next year. I will be baptized on Easter in 2027 if all +goes well! + ## Plans Here are some of my plans for my life in the moderate future (next few years), @@ -73,19 +78,20 @@ Things I have started: vim, and can keep up with the professor even during math-heavy lectures. (I highly recommend checking out this [blog post](https://castel.dev/post/lecture-notes-1/).) - - I set up calcurse and taskwarrior to sync properly. I am also running a - caldav server on this VPS that I use to sync tasks and calendar events - between calcurse, taskwarrior, and a couple apps on my phone. - Finish my desktop rice. - I have settled on dwm+xlibre for my desktop. I wrote a tool called [morph](http://pollux.codes/git/morph/file/README.md.html) to generate an xresources color scheme from my wallpaper, so I can dynamically color my terminal and stuff from my wallpaper. - - There are only a few minor loose ends to tie up. + - I wrote a tool called splashdown to render images and text to the + frame buffer. I was able to incorporate it into my computer's initramfs + and OpenRC, so I can have a (mostly) seamless bootup and shutdown + sequence! +- Trying polyphasic sleep again, we'll see how it goes this time... +- Although it hasn't quite become a regular habit yet, I have started reading + more and have finished a couple books since my last update. Things I have not started yet: - Consistently practice painting digitally with Krita - Start making music again -- Practice a second language (considering Latin and/or Japanese) -- Read more (say an hour a day) -- Polyphasic sleep (tried but fell apart quickly, unsure if I'll try again) +- Practice a second language (considering Latin)