Getting eight hours of sleep and waking up at 7 AM doesn’t feel nearly as satisfying as getting eight hours and waking up at 10. There’s a special kind of peace that exists only in the late hours after midnight. A calm life comes from balanced activities and not oversaturating yourself with the things you love. Everything in our life depends on what our mind is currently willing to compromise on.

I swear, Valve just dropped the biggest news bomb in quite some time.If you haven’t noticed - hardware news has been slow lately. Like, painfully slow.But Valve being Valve - a private company sitting on a mountain of Steam cash - they have the freedom to experiment with wild ideas.And today they dropped a whole collection of them.

There’s this strange moment between full focus and high adrenaline - when you’ve picked up a project, whatever it is. Maybe it’s fixing something at home, or building something for someone else. You’ve gone through all the stages: planning, buying the missing parts, starting, realizing you messed something up on step two and have to redo it, watching the deadline peek over the hill, hitting turbo mode… and finally finishing.

Lately everything’s been kind of blending together - work, late nights, endless scrolling. But somehow, a few upcoming games managed to grab my attention enough to make me pause and think, “Yeah, I could see myself getting lost in that for a while.”Whether I actually will is another story, but hey - it’s nice to feel excited about games again.

It’s time for me to write a couple of words about some gaming. Arc Raiders. The “Server Slam” free weekend just finished yesterday, and I’m beyond excited for the game to release on October 30th so I can continue playing. (I might’ve accidentally miss-clicked the preorder button - hey, don’t judge me, it was after playing for 5+ hours already.)

So, what you’re saying is: summer’s over. It’s still 30°C outside, but officially - yeah - it’s done. I meant to write a couple of posts over the summer and during vacation, but here’s what actually happened: one day I stared at the sea for five straight hours. It was an emergency brain detox. Empty the mind, watch the line where sea meets the sky.

For a long time, I wondered how and why to start my blog.Why would anyone want to read what I write?What value do I add to someone who, from the ocean of things they could read on the internet, would stop and choose to read what I have to say?I'd say this “problem” is tightly connected to me as a person - because I'm not really a master of any one thing.

Well well well. Who has been slacking with writing for a while for his blog. Insert Obi-Wan quote - Of course I know him, he's me! And I promise I have at least 3 or 4 excuses. So if you've read my previous blogs here, I've been talking a lot about renovation. So yeah, we've been remodeling our living room out of nowhere.

Let’s see… attended a nice concert, playing Assassin’s Creed for the first time in ages and loving it, weather is out of control and doesn’t know what dafuq is happening… Oh hey there, didn’t see you. I was just going through my recent events so I can remember what’s been happening. Getting older, you know. I felt like I needed to write something down… so I’m doing it.

I need to rant for a minute here, okay? And I’ll go straight into it. Tell me if you know the feeling. You’ve been dreaming for a while about buying yourself an e-reader. Your house is full of books - it’s unsustainable. How many more IKEA shelves do you need to buy just to store all the books you've already bought?

Holy schnikes, it's already the middle of March. I recently went through what might've been seasonal flu or maybe some other nasty stuff-I'm not really sure, but I definitely did not like it. Not even a bit. Thankfully, now I'm feeling much better and ready to tackle whatever comes my way. I've got so much stuff to spill into this blog post.

So.. What is the purpose of having random thoughts? I believe it's just your brain trying to figure out how to store all this data in its various departments. And I also believe that you can help this process by writing it all down. Well, I’m going to spare you my truly random thoughts, like whether penguins have knees or what it would feel like if our eyes could see more colors.

I remember very clearly when my parents bought me a radio cassette player combo for my birthday. Unfortunately, I don’t remember exactly how old I was, but it must have been somewhere between 7 and 9 years old (1997-1999). Oh, I quickly learned how to record songs from the radio, started recording myself, and even made my own personal “Radio Magic”

Goooooood morning, people. Or whatever your timezone is. I was just going through my notes—total chaos, by the way, I seriously need to organize them ASAP—but that’s not the point here. So, I was sifting through this glorious mess and found a note simply titled Thursday. Opened it, and it said: "It is already November, eh?" Clearly, I was trying to write something profound, opened Obsidian, created a new note, typed this one sentence, and promptly gave up.

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