english

I’m suffering a little on writing in English. And it is not for the English, which I enjoy, but for the slowing of my communication.

Because I’m selling my first bike, I signed-up on Facebook with a temporary account1.

At the beginning of the 2024, I decided to subscribe virtually to some services or people that I use or follow during the year.

Nick Heer about tech billionaires at the king’s court:

I recently put my first bike on sale. It is a useful bike for beginning riders, and has a 500 cc displacement.

During last week, being away for a family trip, committed to walking and to visiting and to playing, I didn’t use my phone, didn’t check never the email, didn’t watch RSS feed, social things or podcasts.

Yesterday I was in train. I was headed to Milan. The passenger behind me was a banking and spoke a lot on the phone.

Since Elon Musk started to participate in the Republican campaign for the Presidential — and overall, after the Trump winning and the initiation as external member of the next government — many Twitter/X residents were waking up and decided to left their account.

When I’m writing, I have the bad habit of repeating continuously “in my opinion”, “I think that”, “for me”, and other highlights to confirm that it are really my words.

Gavin Anderegg: But that’s a smaller point. The bigger one to me is this: “WP Engine made the risky decision to base its growing business on a site to which it has no rights or guarantee of access”.