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There's a growing awareness of the need to install software. Everything is in the browser, on web pages with a simple interface, speed, and that works for virtually everything you need.
When I need to edit PDF: ilovepdf
When I need to edit images: Google images, PowerPoint or any online editor is more than enough.
For video editing I have installed CapCut, it's enough for me. And the only editor tool I have right now.
Software from official pages, open source and with simple installation steps.
Also, it is important to read everything on the screen when installing or configuring any software.
To truly take responsibility for everything I do in my life, I follow certain steps:
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I make sure that what I'm doing is benefiting me in some way (whether it's improving my health, increasing my wealth, learning something new, or laughing, etc.).
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I put myself in the mind of a child seeing this for the first time, amazed and excited.
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By doing things with passion and joy, I finish them faster and therefore, I've taken responsibility for finishing what I started.
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If something doesn't work out or goes wrong, in other words, I fail, I motivate myself to learn from it with a smile and move on.
Does that make sense?
I don't know, but since I've been doing it, it's worked for me, and everyone around me notices that something has changed for the better.
For me AI is far better.
It's been a year or more now using Brave Search 🦁
I have the answers I need, and now, with Leo integrated, I don't even need to open ChatGPT or any other AI or search engine.
Leo uses a few different LLM, and the default one is Llama (is from Meta I think 🤔).
It works like charm.
My wife, on the other hand, uses Google, and she doesn't like Leo nor Brave Search.
But she likes the Brave Browser ad block on YouTube.
For me it's clear that AI is the future. If you know how to use it, you'll never need a search engine anymore.
Oh, and I use all Google services (Gmail, Drive, Calendar...) because those apps are easy to use and get anywhere.
I'm willing to try Proton anytime soon, but don't need it by now.
Shitcoins.club ATMs allow to transact without KYC up until a certain limit
Not anymore... sadly.
"As of 1/01/2025, it is mandatory to scan the identity document for any amount, both in case of purchase or sale of cryptocurrencies."
The text is from the official site.
CryptoShalix comes from the union of the words Crypto, short for cryptography, and Shalix, a nickname I gave myself when I was 14-15 years old.
Shalix comes from joining the "SH" of Shikamaru and Shino from the Naruto series, and Alix, a name I saw on a game, I cannot remember if it was Imperium 🤔
I also refer to this on my profile and portfolio.
In the morning.
Wake up at 5-6 am, put on your gym clothes, and move that body.
No excuses, everyone can do this.
Of course, at first it is hard, and your mind creates a lot of reasons for not doing it.
After your morning exercise, a cold shower and you are ready to take breakfast and start your day as usual.
After a few weeks doing it, during the day, you'll feel that you can focus better, and also learn faster. And, at night, you'll feel with a lot of energy contrary of what you might think.
I've been doing this for a month now, and I've lost all the fat, starting to see my muscles getting harder. I don't care bout my weight.
Also, I can do more things during the day, so I really feel that I did something useful each day.
For this reason, it is better to start as a company, create a Limited Company or a Public Limited Company.
I have been looking at these issues for some time, and I am hesitating between collecting in Bitcoin and/or fiat in accounts abroad, or creating a company, even if it is with only one partner.
Oh, I emphasize that I don't have any chemical inside my body. Only natural.
Nature gives us everything we need.
This is my way: no drugs, no alcohol, no chemicals
I asked Leo because I had no idea what nootropics were. This is the answer:
Natural vs. Chemical Nootropics
Nootropics can be both natural and chemical. Natural nootropics are derived from plants, herbs, and other organic sources, while chemical nootropics are synthesized in a laboratory.
Natural Nootropics
Some examples of natural nootropics include:
- Bacopa Monnieri: An herb used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine to enhance memory and cognitive processing speed.
- Ginkgo Biloba: A plant extract that improves blood flow to the brain, boosting memory and cognitive function.
- Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALCAR): An amino acid that supports the health of neurons and has been shown to improve memory and cognitive function.
- Rhodiola Rosea: An adaptogenic herb that helps reduce stress and improve mental performance.
- Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Found in fatty fish, these healthy fats support brain health and have been shown to improve cognitive function.
- Curcumin: A compound found in turmeric, which has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that may help improve cognitive function.
- Green Tea: Contains L-theanine, an amino acid that can help improve focus and reduce stress.
- Ashwagandha: An adaptogenic herb that can help reduce stress and improve cognitive function.
Chemical Nootropics
Some examples of chemical nootropics include:
- Piracetam: A synthetic compound that is considered one of the first nootropics.
- Modafinil: A prescription medication used to treat sleep disorders, which has been shown to improve cognitive function and alertness.
- Noopept: A synthetic peptide that has been shown to improve memory and cognitive function.
- Phenylpiracetam: A synthetic compound that is similar to piracetam, but has a stronger effect on cognitive function.
It's essential to note that while natural nootropics may be considered safer, they can still interact with medications or have side effects. Chemical nootropics, on the other hand, may have a stronger effect, but can also have more significant side effects and interactions. Always consult with a healthcare professional before using any nootropic substance.
Do I consume them?
Indeed, I usually and weekly consume at least 3 of them:
- Acetyl-L-Carnitine: from meat (twice a week)
- Omega-3: from fish (once a week)
- Curcumin: from turmeric (every day)
🙏🏻 Thanks for letting me do this little research and learn something new today.
🗣️ If you are curious about how I consume a certain food, feel free to ask.
Brave Browser 🦁 or Librewolf or even Firefox with that block plugin (I don't remember the name).
My choice was Brave 🦁, both phone and computer.
All my friends and family use it.
It gives privacy, blocks ads and trackers, is customizable, and works perfectly on any platform.
Sure, you have other places similar to YouTube, or even better, but there's still great content in there.
Obviously.
That is the meaning society put on that word, but is not the real thing.
Sex goes further (I have expressed it all in another answer here).
I don't have kids (yet), but I would start with this, expressing it for a child, with words that s/he can understand, but not like a little baby, but a human.
Sex is an expression of ourselves.
Sex is connection with yourself or with other/s.
Sex is not bad, nor weird, nor a taboo.
We are different (boys and girls), but we feel the same when we touch, look, taste, etc.
Explore yourself throught sex.
Feel your body, and know it well. Deep, any and each part of it.
Then, later, you can be ready to explore and sense another body, and you'll understand there's no difference.
Pleasure is only one of the feelings you van sense.
This is only a sumup, but from here, expand.
Never make it a problem, or a taboo.
Sex is not bad. Is our society and culture who made it look bad.
Another one using Brave here.
Brave browser and Brave search engine.
This is my main and only browser, both on phone and computer.
It requires some setup to remove the BAT extension and some privacy settings, but it's a one-time thing.
To date, I haven't had to use another search engine, and I've found everything I wanted.
Browser: https://brave.com
Search engine: https://search.brave.com
By default, the search engine is set to Brave.
First and foremost, I love reading other people's ways of seeing the world. In this case, your vision of what happened is what I felt myself years ago, although not now.
Now, important:
99% of the world's illnesses and ailments have their origin in the mind.
It's hard to accept this, because it means that, really, could someone with cancer heal if they set their mind to it?
The answer is yes. But that doesn't mean it's easy, or that it works for everyone.
Regarding that type of therapy you went to, I have a good friend who does it for those she considers need it.
And, it works, although only temporarily, as a patch.
The thing is how it's done. She does it differently than you have described in your experience, and I must say that it works.
In my example, we went to the mountains, to go hiking, but there came a point where we wanted to go higher, but to do so, we had to cross a fairly narrow, but viable, precipice. It's not that it was difficult, but it was dizzying because of the fall that could be seen.
My wife was rooted to the spot, scared. She couldn't move!!
Right there, our friend did her arm therapy on her, and her fear disappeared, and she jumped like a goat over the rocks and subsequent falls.
And, regarding curious spiritual experiences, I myself have those experiences.
I do soul channeling (that is, I talk to people's souls), and, although it's hard to believe, it's true.
I have proof not in one, but in several people to whom I did their channeling. They were people I DID NOT know at all. It was the first time in my life that I saw them and spoke to them, I knew nothing about them.
In the channeling, I receive messages of events or desires that only that person knows.
The faces of surprise and tears mix when I finish my channelings.
Tears appear because they have a response to something that was blocking them, and they have been a recurring thing on many occasions.
Certainly, not all people are affected by the channeling in the same way. There have been some who have simply said thank you with a smile and left.
To finish: The subtle world is more real than we think.
I have no issues with agave. I take it when I visit my friends, as it is the only sugar they use.
I prefer honey because I do have a lot of places with bees close to my house.
No to sugar!
No to stabilizers (E-XXX), artificial coloring, pesticides, etc.
The more natural the food, the better.
The important thing is to listen to our body, and detect which foods and spices are good and bad for us, but natural foods, not chemicals and artificial ones.
For example, too much spice is not good for me, and neither are some beans and fish. Pasta, even those made with vegetables or legumes, make me bloated, so I have started to avoid them.
But until you try it, you don't know, and you must be aware of which food has caused you the discomfort.
Sugar is the greatest poison of the 21st century.
If you are ever traveling in a city and you are going to eat, and you have no other choice, then it is logical to have to eat that sugary food.
But, to date, I have been able to go to restaurants and buy "sweets" that have been created naturally, without sugars, with sweetness present in other spices, plants or foods that have been used to prepare said food or "sweet."
Among the options you have proposed, I only consume honey, and, on very rare occasions, agave.
For example, I have become accustomed to eating pure cocoa, and I used to drink a Colacao or Nesquik every day, but now I find it horrible, it lacks flavor.
Because the real flavor is the bitterness of the chocolate, not the sweetness.
And if you want to sweeten the chocolate, you add honey and/or cinnamon, and you have a richer cocoa than the classic one promoted by the big industries.
Diet, eliminating what is sold to us as "normal" and eating more natural and pure foods, has allowed me to heal from autoimmune hypothyroidism, which doctors said was incurable and I would have to take pills for life.
My journey began in December 2020, when a friend invited me to Kuailian, which offered to earn money for leaving just a small capital. €400 is what 1 ETH was worth at the time, which was what they asked me to create the account.
They barely gave me cents and there came a time when I had nothing. It took me months to recover my investment, and I was barely able to withdraw €300, when at that time ETH was already at €2000.
Throughout that process, I got fully into researching Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Despite that mistake, I have lost a lot, precisely for the same reason as you, not selling when I should have.
And also some other scams and friends with; "trust me, this 'shitcoin_name' is the one to be rich".
Now, I have managed to accept my losses and I only have a couple of cryptocurrencies to play with and bitcoin that I convert every month.
I continue to spend in euros on my purchases, and I am testing whether the stores I usually use accept Bitcoin (no changes at the moment).
THANKS
Thank you all for the answers.
You have relieved me a lot of the fear of not having my wallet properly saved.
Also, I will try the options offered as soon as I can and report the results here.
Thanks for the reply.
I don't know why it wouldn't have occurred to me to look at the official Zeus documentation.
The steps to import the wallet into Sparrow are long and somewhat complex, but on a free day, just to play and experiment, I will try it.
In the meantime, to make sure I have the wallet correctly saved, I want to try Blixt and Blue wallet (again).
What surprised me about Blue wallet is that, if they are compatible, I should have imported the wallet without problems, unless it only allows one node on a mobile terminal, and therefore I have to install Blue wallet with said node (Zeus) on another device.