# Day 4

I stayed up overnight because I need to leave early, and I have at
least ten hours of car ride to look forward to. Definitely the
better move to just sleep then. If today's entry is a little sparse,
that's why.

Well, sleeping won't be *all* I do. I also brought some books with
me. Two of them are for programming languages that I can use out
of the box on NetBSD, and the third is one I can probably easily
install. If I feel like using my eeePC in the car, I can probably
just try and do some programming.

I might see when we cross the 45th Parallel.  If I do, I'll make
an SDF guestbook entry about it.

Until it's time to wake up my mom, I'm going to work on my
website[0].

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               *New* Tue Jul 16 03:12:50 EDT 2024
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Here is a neofetch I took for my eeePC at this time.

sinza@richmond.cathouse 
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OS: NetBSD 10.0 i386 
Uptime: 9 hours, 56 mins 
Packages: 24 (pkg_info) 
Shell: ksh v5.2.14 99/07/13.2 
Terminal: /dev/constty 
CPU: Intel 686-class (1) 
Memory: 344MiB / 503MiB 

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               *New* Tue Jul 16 23:08:17 EDT 2024
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I just got to a point where I can write more. I spent most of the
day sleeping in the car and talking with family, which was the main
reason why I came. I did use my phone primarily as a terminal while
I was on the road and as an offline podcast player.

I read and replied to my email, and looked on Mastodon. I have no
access to any Mastodon clients other than toot on SDF.

I never got around to working more on my website. Between
last-minute packing and ensuring my mom got up at 4 AM, not much
time to think about HTML 2.0 or how to get Server Side Includes to
dynamically generate titles.

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[0]: http://sinza.theunixplace.com