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_drafts/ByeByeDropbox.html

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      tabtitle: Bye Bye Dropbox
+     title: 
+     tags: tech
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      use of it's free storage, it's painless sync'ing. Funny pictures, apps,
      books, music: it all went in, it all got sync'd. This was extremely
      helpful when I started working. Install Dropbox on work machine, wait
-     for it to sync, and there are all my NES/SNES games and emulators waiting
+     for it to sync, and there are all my NES/SNES games waiting
      for some quality procrastination to sink in. Or that picture I really
      wanted to use as my background. Or that music I wanted to listen to. All
-     sync'd, all in one place. Organized, efficient, localized; Dropbox.</p>
+     sync'd, all in one place. Organized, efficient, localized; Dropbox'd.</p>
 
      <p>Then a change of mind: why do I keep all this stuff that I find online
      on my local machine? I'm basically just duplicating files which already
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      Dropbox to existing services, and remove another program from my machine.
      </p>
 
-     <h2>Rationale</h2>
+     <h2>From One to Many</h2> <p>There are many places that the previously all
-     <p>A quick aside: I'm a pretty silly guy. Not in the comedic sense, though
+     centralized content of my Dropbox is heading. 
-     I have been known to bring the funny. No, more in a principles way; I have
-     silly concepts of things. Philosophical quandries and quagmires aside, 
-     some of these silly ideas pertain to my computer and related  maintenance.
-     See, I like having control of my environment. That's tough in life, but 
-     easy on a computer. It's part of the reason I love Linux so much.
-
-     <h2>From One to Many</h2>
-     <p>There are many places that the previously all centralized content of my
-     Dropbox is heading. 
      <ul>
           <li>Pictures are heading to imgur, for ease of storage and ease of 
           access to both download and share.</li>
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           but not quite decided yet. </li>
           <li>Books to Amazon Kindle or Google Books depending on format.</li>
           <li>Most documents will go to Google Drive.</li>
-          <li>Most applications won't go anywhere, they'll also be replaced.
+          <li>Most applications won't go anywhere, either be replaced or
-          </li>
+          removed.</li>
      </ul></p>
 
-     <h2>From Apps to Applications</h2>
+     <h2>Rationale</h2> <p>There are two primary, and one secondary, reasons for
-     <p>Most of the apps in Dropbox were Windows-specific. Putty, for example,
+     this sudden decision. First, I like having control of my environment.
-     I kept around in case I needed to ssh from Windows. However, with Windows
+     That's tough in life, but easy on a computer. It's part of the reason I
-     being phased out of my day-to-day, I won't need that anymore. Others are a
+     love Linux so much. Second, I like my privacy. Again, tough in life, but a
-     bit more difficult to replace.</p>
+     bit easier on a computer. Dropbox has the ability to delve into any of my
-
+     files as they deem fit. Google is better, but still not completely
-     <h3>Keypass</h3>
+     under my jurisdiction. However, they're better enough for the
-     <p>Keypass was my password store of choice, and for the longest time I
+     inconsequential information I'm storing on their systems. Lastly, and
-     kept it sync'd between my machines via Dropbox. However, due to a few
+     secondary, is the fact that Dropbox has moved to a proprietary software
-     concerns, I've decided to use a different approach.
+     base. It's a relatively minor gripe, but if I can use and promote open
+     software over closed software, I'll do so.</p>
+</article>

_drafts/Worldview.html

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+---
+     layout: default
+     tabtitle: Bye Bye Dropbox
+     tags: philosophy
+---
+
+<article>
+     <h1>Perception And Thought</h1>
+
+     <p>I consider myself a very philosophical person.
+
+
+</article>

_posts/2015-01-01-Ireland-Log.html

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      tabtitle: Ireland Log
      title: A Log of My Travels in Ireland
+     tags: misc, travel
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 <article>
 <h2 class="ireland">Day 1: 07/27/10</h2>

_posts/2015-04-28-Farewell-to-Windows-Tour.html

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-     tabtitle: Farewell to Windows Tour 2015
+     tabtitle: Bye Bye Windows
+     title: Farewell to Windows Tour 2015
+     tags: gaming
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      pouring over the manual and this guidebook I had to learn as much as I
      could about the world the game created. Around this time I was also 
      getting into Dungeons and Dragons (Satan's game!), so there was a 
-     definite mixture of digital and tabletop gaming. Battlefield, on the
+     definite mixture of digital and tabletop gaming. Battlezone, on the
      other hand, was introduced to me by my good friend Rob, and became a 
      classic among my group of friends. Then, of course, Smash Bros became
      a thing and that was our game of choice. That and Soul Calibur; ah 
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      my true love of computers, gaming. Throughout college I had an Asus
      netbook, which was always my Linux machine, but I still had my Windows
      desktop, which was my gaming machine. Windows was essential for gaming:
-     Steam; Final Fantasy 11 (yes, I know.); emulators; triple-A titles. These
+     Steam; Final Fantasy 11 (yes, I know.); triple-A titles. These
      were "Windows Exclusives," unless I wanted to venture into console
      territory. Thus it remained, throughout college and my early-mid 20's.
      Then something magical happened: Steam came to Linux. That was the
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      <h2>Featuring</h2>
      <p>The list isn't hugh, but there are some definite strong players:
      <ul>
-          <li>Bioshock, Bioshock 2, and Bioshock Infinite</li>
           <li>Dark Souls and Dark Souls 2</li>
           <li>Dishonored</li>
           <li>Duke Nuken Forever</li>