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Below is a long blog post about 64-bit computing. A while back, I wrote an article on why we should all be using the newest versions of our software. The reason was that these newer releases have been written to take advantage of features not available in older releases. This includes support for new CPUs and hardware devices as well as bug fixes. In this case however it’s important because you can make your program run faster by taking advantage of some features only found in certain CPU architectures (32 or 64 bit). For example if someone wanted their code compiled into ARM format then they would need access too things like floating point instructions which aren’t present there yet; but still exist within x86 processors so if those people were developing something else entirely different from what I am describing here than maybe this isn’t relevant at all since obviously neither party cares much either way whether one type over another exists anymore right? We are living in a world where more power equals less control, and vice versa. It used to be simple: you could get powerful systems with high clock speeds if you knew how much money was going up against each other during construction time frame constraints–but now everything changes every day thanks mainly due increased competition between companies who want their products made better before anyone else does! This will help us understand just exactly WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE COMPUTER WORLD TODAY!! As soon as possible please contact me via email ([email protected]) if anything sounds suspicious/strange/crazy etcetera…and again thank YOU FOR READING MY BLOG!!! Below is a long blog post about 2016, but I wanted to write it while the memories were fresh. I don’t want to bore you with all of my resolutions and goals for next year… that will come later on this week when we get into planning mode at work. But I did think about how my 2016 was (and what might have been) before thinking forward towards New Year’s Eve. So here goes: – I didn’t run as much or exercise in general like previous years; mainly because I had a major knee surgery in March which set me back quite a bit until May. My right leg still isn’t fully recovered, so running has been put off again till sometime after January 3rd – probably February? It may be April! Either way, I look forward to getting out there more often than not once I can jog/run without pain. – I also realized how much time away from family & friends really takes its toll mentally and emotionally. Being gone during Christmas/New Years/other holidays makes it harder to connect in person even if we talk over phone or text frequently. And although video chats are great ways to see each other, they aren’t quite the same as being together physically — especially nowadays where everyone seems glued to their phones instead of interacting face-to-face most times anyway haha! That said though, missing loved ones sucks ass no matter who ya know :) – This past summer was definitely tougher than usual financially due partly by an unexpected expense ($5k). Luckily things started turning around mid September when several projects came through which helped pay down some debts plus provided enough extra money leftover at end month allowing us take mini vacation somewhere nice within USA borders.. We ended up going west coast side near San Francisco area since prices weren’t bad compared East Coast places such NYC etc., however it wasn’t our first choice destination originally planned months earlier! Nevertheless trip went well despite unfortunate weather conditions along route driving there / back home afterwards :( – As far as social life goes this year felt relatively flat overall considering last couple yrs priorly due many reasons including moving multiple states cross country twice recently combined w/ lots personal changes happening simultaneously between both families involved . Even though things seem quiet sometimes lately doesn’t mean nothing good hasn’t happened either! For example meeting new people online via Facebook groups made possible forming strong connections w/o having met them previously outside internet realm ;) So yeah those are just few highlights + low points throughout 2016 personally speaking ..Now let’s move onto looking ahead towards better days hopefully coming soonish ;-) Below is a long blog post about 30 tips that I’ve learned over the years. 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If there are any tips that stand out as particularly helpful for me – either because they were new or resonated strongly with my experience then please let me know! If other people find them useful too then maybe we can make this list more than just an individual blog post but something available on the internet forever. Below is a long blog post about 2013-14’s season, and how it came to be. During the offseason I had lots of ideas for new songs that didn’t make it into last year’s album. The ones that did come out were: “I Hate You”, “Fatherhood” (which was originally written in October), “Vampire Mannequin”, “Girlfriend” (originally called “Loser Girlfriend"), and “Coffee”. The only thing missing from my original plans for this album was a song with drums on it. Luckily our drummer Nick Denton decided he wanted to play again after being gone since midway through Season Two! He wrote two brand new tunes – “Kill It With Fire” which made its debut at our first show back, as well as “Sick Of Love Songs,” both of which will appear on Season Four. So we finally got around to recording those too. We also recorded “Rocketship” by David Bowie, because why not? That one wasn’t released until later when the EP version dropped. We started filming music videos almost immediately upon returning home from tour. My idea at the time was to have one video per track. Well… we actually shot six or seven different versions of the same few videos just so they could all fit together. This resulted in me working longer hours than usual editing them together into an even slicker final product you see today, but we learned some things along the way that helped us save money next time around. Below is a long blog post about 1) the impact of the pandemic on mental health and well-being, particularly in kids; 2) how to talk with our children about their feelings during this time. I wrote it because I feel so strongly that we must all do more than just “keep calm” as parents these days… We need to be honest with ourselves AND each other when we’re not okay. We need to give space for everyone else to acknowledge they aren’t doing great either. And then we can help each other get through this together! But first, here are some tips on talking to your child: https://www.verywellfamily.com/how-to-help-your-child-cope-with-covid-anxiety-5083679#:~:text=How%2DTo%20Talk%20With%20Your,%E2%80%9CEverything%20will%20workout%20in%20the,about%20it%20whenever%20they're%20ready%20for%20it