I have been in Italy for an entire month. This is the third long trip I take, the first one being my CELTA and the second also was in England (near Oxford, as it happens). I believe it is now time to share with you my travel experience but also that I describe to you my language journey in a little bit more details. Let us not forget that I am a linguist indeed… Continue reading My Experience As An Au-Pair In Italy
This post is a little special, since I am writing it to describe my situation and my current state of mind. I would also like to share my latest video with you, which I am quite happy with. It is not yet perfect, I am well aware of it, but I have made significant progress which I am really proud of. For those of you who usually do not read my tech-related articles, do scroll down because everything here will not be about tech. I will tell you bits and pieces of my trip to Italy too! Continue reading YouTube Goals, Dwm + St & Other
My Dearest Mad-Readers, I cannot help but sighing when I think of GNU/Linux distributions. It is such a weary topic and… Well, only if you make it so, actually. There is not much of a point criticizing GNU/Linux distributions, especially when you believe they all roughly are the same. Indeed, all of us are running Linux, in the end… There is a point in discussing … Continue reading Should You Run Arch-Based Distributions Or Vanilla Arch
The Chronicles of Narnia is a collection of 7 books. All are rather short, since the entire volume is merely 700 pages long. Depending on which edition you purchase, pages may be thicker. I know that, on mine, there are often are a lot of words on one page. More words than what most readers are accustomed to these days, anyway. Continue reading The Chronicles Of Narnia : A Classic
I am well aware that most of my followers are not Linux users, or even enthusiasts. Since most of you (I expect) are beginners or only curious about an Operating System you may have heard of only a few times, I figured it would be interesting to offer you some free advice on how to learn Linux on your own. Continue reading Best References To Learn Linux
Not long ago, I shot a video about the 5 most basic Linux commands a beginner should know. I began my learning journey with this lot, and I found it most satisfying. Of course, I spent little time in the terminal back then, compared to today, but I still felt like a magician. Have you ever performed an update from terminal ? It could not be easier, yet seeing the lines of text crazily going down in that black box is something I have never gotten tired of. Continue reading Learn Linux Basics
I am motivated to make my Patreon journey a success. With you! It really cannot work without you! I wish to stay away from advertisers for as long as I can, but since I also need to survive, I need your support. Continue reading Patreon Poll & Why I Believe In Patreon
As a minimalist, I like utilizing the most lightweight tools and programs. I want to have a simple lifestyle, and being able to play music directly from terminal echoes this volition. When it comes to choosing which piece of software is right for me, I will rather believe in performance than in a falsely appealing design which will consume all my RAM in the background. Continue reading MOC : A Music Player For Terminal
I could say a lot more about English, but my job is not to convince you. I love English for its beauty as a language and for all the knowledge and personal growth it has given to me. Yet I would not look to persuade you. There are tons of great languages to learn. You only need reach out to them ! Continue reading Which Languages Should You Learn in 2020
You may not need to be convinced to learn a foreign language, since most of you probably are familiar with the benefits of bilingualism. I figured, nonetheless, that I would remind some of these benefits to you today and try to get you to make the effort of spending at least 10 to 15 minutes a day learning a second language, whichever one it might be. Continue reading Bilingualism & Why You Should Learn A Foreign Language
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