Not yet. I just don't have the time. I could complain and bitch and moan about time but I won't.
Gotta do what I gotta do and I haven't had enough time for it. I've had 3 jobs this past 2 years and well thats gotten in the way.
I'm not quitting though.
If you want, you can learn three chords and play a Grateful Dead song. Those same three chords will also play a bunch of other songs.
G D C
It goes G C G C G D G D for Friend of the Devil.
Knocking on Heaven's Door is even easier. G D C - over and over again. 4 counts on G and D and 8 on C. 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. And repeat it.
I'll have to give it a try if I ever get any free time lol.
Also, in my web-travels, I was looking up browser benchmarks.
The 2019 (sadly, early 2019 but still relevant) winner for top browser was Opera by PCWorld.com. They did a ton of testing and benchmarking and Opera came out on top.
It has been a long, long time since I've seen Opera at the top. People forget the legacy and the heyday of Opera, when Opera was truly king. Once in a while, in the years since, it may make its way up to the top - but it's even sometimes completely ignored in the browser shootout tests, not even getting mentioned.
I just read this and immediately thought of you, as I recall you telling me that you too were an Opera user. (Technically, I'm using Firefox at the moment - but I do have an Opera instance opened!)
I am in fact an opera user, they just released a new browser I'll get a minute to check out at some point. Its the best browser if you ask me I can't recall why I started using it even anymore but its my go too.
I 'member.
I have used it, off and on, since the days when I paid for it. Yup, all those years ago, it was not free. You could use a trial version, or you could suffer though ads (eventually). You could also crack it, as keygens were available, but I felt obligated to pay for it 'cause it was pretty good.
Opera was the first, for many things. So, I continue to install it and use it. I didn't like the early transitional versions of Opera when they were moving to the Chromium codebase, but sometime around version 21 to 23 they managed to make it usable again.
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