I've got a big cup of coffee in front of me, RDP'ed into the BBS. Cleaning up some stale tic files, going to upload the newest binaries in a bit. Zeroing out error logs and spending a little time on a quiet morning doing maintenance.

Is it weirder that I find this relaxing, or that I've found this relaxing for so long?

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I've got a big cup of coffee in front of me, RDP'ed into the BBS. Cleaning up me stale tic files, going to upload the newest binaries in a bit. Zeroing out ror logs and spending a little time on a quiet morning doing maintenance.

Is it weirder that I find this relaxing, or that I've found this relaxing for
long?

Not really. If you are cleaning up routine things, and not addressing some major problem, it can be relaxing. I spent some time yesterday, which was sunny but chilly, doing some maintenance to fix/clean up some of my DOS
door programs. It was routine... changing config files mostly, and making
sure that nightly maintenance routines were set to run... and it was
relaxing.


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Re: Rainy Weekends...
By: poindexter FORTRAN to All on Sat Nov 18 2023 10:02 am

Zeroing out error logs and spending a little time on a quiet morning doing maintenance.

Is it weirder that I find this relaxing, or that I've found this relaxing for so long?

It doesn't get any better then that dude. ;=)


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