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I am losing weight. And it occurs to me that it's a good thing we use standard measures instead of metric. Of course, metric is the standard of measure in more countries than standard is, but you get what I mean.
Anyway, it just sounds better to say that I've lost 5 pounds instead of like 2.1kg or whatever.
I've gotta start eating on the weekends. But, like, eating reasonably. I either gorge myslef on snack foods, or just sit in front of the computer or whatever and forget to actually eat anything too often. I could use a bit more balance, in general.
I wonder when MP3s will become obsolete? The current trend is lower file sizes if you count MP3s- the same MP3 as a raw WAV file would be literally 10 times bigger- but as hard drive space increases and when people have 1TB digital media players 5 years from now, I wonder if people will change to a bigger format which has higher quality.
I gotta remember to start tagging my entries.
Anyway, it just sounds better to say that I've lost 5 pounds instead of like 2.1kg or whatever.
I've gotta start eating on the weekends. But, like, eating reasonably. I either gorge myslef on snack foods, or just sit in front of the computer or whatever and forget to actually eat anything too often. I could use a bit more balance, in general.
I wonder when MP3s will become obsolete? The current trend is lower file sizes if you count MP3s- the same MP3 as a raw WAV file would be literally 10 times bigger- but as hard drive space increases and when people have 1TB digital media players 5 years from now, I wonder if people will change to a bigger format which has higher quality.
I gotta remember to start tagging my entries.