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This, while it may seem to overlap on a number of other pages, is devoted to the concept of good advice. Be it satirical or serious, the writing in this section is intended to stir the spirit.

Write as if you are dying. — Annie Dillard

See also:

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The Alexander Technique

2005-03-16

awareness, dead, exercises, health, naturalness, projects, The Alexander Technique

Health / Awareness >

(on Wikipedia)

A technique of being mindful of, and pursuing naturalness in posture.

aka The Alexander Regeneration

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Sustainability

2005-03-15

dead, good things, intelligence, projects

Projects > Well-being > Enlightenment >

Sustainable living.

Low-energy, low noise, low smell.

See also:

Naturalness

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Amiga

2005-03-14

abandoned, computers, dead, hardware, oldschool, operating systems, platforms, projects, proprietary hardware, things

This is something like a placeholder or a dead project, and probably has more notes which have not been ported yet.

Computers, Platforms >

(on Wikipedia)
https://amiga.com/

A legendary platform in its time, it’s not relegated to being an oldschool computer.

See also:

Oldschool music

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MediaWiki and PHP5

2005-03-05

dead, HOWTO, MediaWiki, misadventures, PHP, projects

As of MediaWiki 1.4.0 this became mostly obsolete.

MediaWiki, PHP >

For a long time, MediaWiki didn’t support PHP5 and was actively unsupportive of it.

As such, I had to figure out compatibility for myself.

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Comedy

2005-02-25

comedy entertainment, comedy images, dead, entertainment topics, projects, writing

Entertainment, Writing >

See individual topics for comedy relating to them. For example, Computers or Programming.

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Stretches

2005-01-29

dead, exercises, health, physicality, projects, stretches

(Flexibility) Exercise > Health >

See also:

Relaxation, which is important for good flexibility.

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KnuckleTracks and Blood Tracks

2005-01-28

archivism, dead, music, music topics, personal, projects

Music >

https://bravewords.com/home doesn’t seem to note these any more.
KnuckleTracks ^[ 1 ] Earlier archives note previous editions.

KnuckleTracks and Blood Tracks were CD samplers of (usually) heavy metal music from various bands. They came with the (physical) magazine Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles.

I had lots of exposure of hard rock and heavy metal before my collecting Knuckletracks, but this was my grand induction into the world of Heavy Metal and what I would later learn is called Goth or Gothic Metal.

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