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       Stardate: 20210219.2205 
       Location: The Lab
       Input Device: daimos (Asus X200CA Laptop running Debian)
       Audio: baud.vision, port 21225
       Visual: baud.vision, port 21225, terminal with screen session
       Emotional:  Fading
       
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       February 2021 Five Questions from Christina:[1]
       
       It's all about hacks!
       
       CHRISTINA: 1. Share your favourite or most effective evil/unethical 
                     hack(s)
       
       XILED: Uh...the anarchist in me likes homemade napalm.  I guess the 
              most recent would be pwnagotchi.[2]
       
       CHRISTINA: 2. Do you have a preferred O'Reilly Books 'Hacks' guide? 
                     Mine is _Mind Performace Hacks_ by Ron Hale-Evans
       
       XILED: I have the Mind Performance Hacks book...that was good.  I 
              referred to PSP Hacks quite a bit back in the day.  For 
              non-O'Reilly, the PoC||GTFO series is entertaining.
       
       CHRISTINA: 3. What hacks do you recommend for the barely 
                     computer-proficient who are keen nonetheless?
       
       XILED: textfiles.com has tons of info on various hacks.
       
       CHRISTINA: 4. What time management hack(s) do you have?
       
       XILED: None being used at the moment.  I should revisit this.  The 
              Pomodoro method was good.  I don't think I've tried any 
              others for time management specifically.  
              Although not time management, David Allen's Getting Things 
              Done was useful and Chris Hardwick's The Nerdist Way was a 
              fun read.  Also, HabitRPG/Habitica/EpicWin/gamified 
              task tools worked some for me in the past.  For some reason,
              I keep having to change up my tools to keep things interesting.
       
       CHRISTINA: 5. Are you a biohacker? Do you know one? What biohacks 
                     have you tried?
       
       XILED:  I wouldn't really consider myself a biohacker, but I do 
               monitor my food, sleep, exercise, blood sugars, etc. 
               regularly and adjust accordingly. 
       
       
       [1] gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space:1965/~christina/index.gmi
       
       [2] https://pwnagotchi.ai/
       
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