The two words 'abjure' and 'conjure' are still hard for me.

I cut my teeth on Linux Mint 13, and now I'm eyeing Fedora and Ubuntu Desktop.

People like to call their pets names, such as "Michael" and "Elena."

And people like to call their Linux boxes names like "Euphoria" and "rob-notebook". Mine is named "Mint-17-*", and it sounds euphonious.

"Global variable." The name rhymes, doesn't it?

Software developers in the know endeavor to find advantageous Linux distros for dev.

However, the leading pack of distros seem to be always in a state of flux.

Since I came to Canada, I've been fond of document sheets with perforated lines.

The widespread unmitigated poverty in Kenya seems to be beyond comprehension.

Wish them prosperity.

In this day and age, a woman wants to be on his man's back, and vice versa.

Order, please.

People in different countries jostle for opportunities.

But what kinds of infrastructure are supporting them? And how much are the costs?

Chillax, folks.

I'm not asleep. Not by a long shot.

I've been nearly absent from Facebook for years. I went JOMO and avoided wasting my time on social media.

For a long time, I've been titivating my Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon, an OS that is efficient and elegant.

Meanwhile, the budding Elementary OS is a swankier distribution of Linux. But I'm concerned about its immaturity as well as possible security risks.

The free Sublime Text editor is such a nagware.

Try to empty vainglorious thoughts.

Nothing good comes out of it.

Today I've gotten to know that 'paladin' is a real word and it occupies its place in the formal dictionary.

Chez moi, c'est froid.

How should a woman who uttered the word "udder" be thought about?

I'm befuddled by the South Korean society reported in news media.

The commonplace North American cuisine is the opposite of the reputedly delectable French cuisine.

Vim, the terminal skill.

I've only dipped my toes in that jam.

As a man grows mature, he becomes circumspect.

It's alleged that Uber regularly flouts laws.

Now the bracing winter holidays are over. Back to business as usual. And the world is still chaotic.

It seems that the seemingly demure Fortran programming language is still well alive in the field of scientific computing.

Où est mon temps?

"Rien ne sert de courir, il faut partir à point."

Mammon almost rules the United States. And the United States almost rules the world.

Now what are the consequences?

Generally speaking, Italians look snazzier than the French, I guess?

We are used to that Canadian luminaries are overshadowed by their American counterparts south the border.

Let's just live our somewhat quieter Northern life, whilst watching the world come and go.