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Making Krillion Less Stressful

Krillion has quickly become my favorite daily game, my favorite of the dles, if you will. Seven prompts, rarer answers score higher. But there’s the clock. Ticking, ever-present, imposing. Stressful. For each prompt you are allotted 25 seconds, and personally, this makes the game a tad less fun. Don’t get me wrong, I fully understand that this is part of the difficulty, and likely the appeal of this game to others, but my autism disagrees with it.

The BSDBook: My Journey with OpenBSD on My 2015 MacBook Air

I’ve never been a big macOS girl. I’ve always loved Linux and the older versions of Windows will always be special to me, but I wanted to try out the Mac ecosystem sometime around 2017. I had an iPhone, and I had started taking classes at tech school, so it felt like a good investment at the time.

I had a lot of fun with my MacBook for a few years. It served its purpose as a school machine, let me connect with my phone easily, and had great support for the stuff I cared about using at the time. But sometime around 2020 the battery started to give and I never really cared enough to replace it. I had dropped out, I wasn’t reliant on it, and it was already showing its age.

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