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#! KRT's Blog
Cheap Unlimited Phone Plans

I think phone plans are overpriced in general, so I'm happy to be paying $10/month for great service.

US Mobile is awesome, especially if you are trying to save money.

The Pooled Data plan is hard to beat, even for one person. I'm paying $10/month for unlimited talk/text plus 4 times as much data as I typically use in a month.

They have plenty of other plans, you're sure to find one that suits your needs.

If you need Unlimited Data, that's cheap too.

And the service is great, since they probably use the same towers your expensive service uses.

It's worth it to get a trial SIM Card and see if the service works on your phone.

Your current phone probably works, but they sell phones, too.

You can of course transfer over your current phone number.

I highly recommend signing up today, it's a risk-free experiment with no contract, you can cancel at any time.


Like a kid in a superfoods candy store

Superfoods are a food group to me, I feel a huge difference when I include them in my diet.

I get about half of my superfoods from Z-Natural Foods . The rest I get from Walmart (surprisingly), Natural Zing, or other random places around the Internet (even Etsy at times). The best deals and variety seem to be found at Z-Natural Foods , however. Let's see what was in my latest order: Chaga Mushroom Extract Powder - Organic - 1 lb Instant Mushroom Coffee - Organic...

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Ebay Sales

I have a love/hate relationship with Ebay.

I have love/hate relationship with Ebay . On one hand, I can find really great deals on hard-to-find items. Often better than any local store or garage sale. I've picked up laptops for $0.01 (not counting shipping, which was affordable anyway). I can get high top Vans for under $30, shipped to my door (sometimes new, often in great condition). You can get out-of-season holiday candy. I just bought some Cadbury Mini Eggs for...

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New Static Blog for 2024

I've moved to Pelican for blogging in 2024. Here's why.

Last year I was using Dotclear for my blogging. Side note: I find it interesting that their main site at dotclear.org, which uses its own software I'm pretty sure, is down at the time of writing this. Good thing they have a GitHub account. At some point, the site started serving up the White Screen Of Death. I decided then that I...

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Slackware-Libre BASH script

A script to liberate a stock Slackware-15.0 installation. Motivation:  Freenix never released an iso for 15.0.  That inspired me to write a script that could transform a stock Slackware installation into something in the spirit of Freenix. Note:  This is NOT endorsed by Slackware proper (but I do …

A script to liberate a stock Slackware-15.0 installation. Motivation:  Freenix never released an iso for 15.0.  That inspired me to write a script that could transform a stock Slackware installation into something in the spirit of Freenix. Note:  This is NOT endorsed by Slackware proper (but I do thank Pat for all his hard work).  This NOT endorsed by Freenix.  This is NOT endorsed by the...

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Hardware choices in 2023

What am I computing with these days? ARM64 never lived up to the hype, Intel Atom is showing its age.  But, finally, System76 is shipping free/open firmware.  And now I'm mining DERO. Background: Libreboot, ThinkPads, and all that. Back at the end of 2017, I was fairly satisfied with …

What am I computing with these days? ARM64 never lived up to the hype, Intel Atom is showing its age.  But, finally, System76 is shipping free/open firmware.  And now I'm mining DERO. Background: Libreboot, ThinkPads, and all that. Back at the end of 2017, I was fairly satisfied with my ThinkPad x200 running Freeslack 14.2 and Libreboot.  It served my needs, was \" Read More


My UNIX usage in 2023

The state of Freenix / Freeslack, Slackware, and the *BSDs (and other contenders) in 2023. I was a Linux distro hopper from 2009 to 2013, when I started mining Bitcoin.  At that point, I was using Ubuntu and Arch Linux, mostly.  However, I had trouble getting my mining rig to start …

The state of Freenix / Freeslack, Slackware, and the *BSDs (and other contenders) in 2023. I was a Linux distro hopper from 2009 to 2013, when I started mining Bitcoin.  At that point, I was using Ubuntu and Arch Linux, mostly.  However, I had trouble getting my mining rig to start automatically, and I eventually narrowed down the problem to a lag in systemd...

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A Case Study in How to Not Do Online Tutoring

The Varsity Tutors vs. Wyzant online tutoring showdown!      This year, I have been tutoring online (mathematics mostly) using two completely different platforms.  Allow me to break down the pros and cons of each platform, both as a tutor and as a learner. VarsityTutors.com:       VarsityTutors.com is an \"AI-driven" platform …

The Varsity Tutors vs. Wyzant online tutoring showdown!      This year, I have been tutoring online (mathematics mostly) using two completely different platforms.  Allow me to break down the pros and cons of each platform, both as a tutor and as a learner. VarsityTutors.com:       VarsityTutors.com is an \"AI-driven" platform, meaning that it is all just automated scripts and emails running on a server somewhere, collecting revenue for the passive owners who have...

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2022 - A Year In Review

2022 was probably the worst year I will ever experience.  Here's why.

     In the early part of 2020 my wife got the idea to buy an undeveloped piece of land to start building our dream home on. She searched around online, and found the two adjacent one-acre plots for sale in the Sangre de Cristo mountains (near Mineral Hill, NM) that we eventually ended up buying with inheritance money around June of that year. We were able to get the two acres for close to $28,000....

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About

About the Author, Kaylee Robert Tejeda, M.Sc.

Kaylee Robert Tejeda, M.Sc. Curriculum Vitae I am a mathematician. I am a Slackware enthusiast. I am an aspiring Data Scientist. email: krtsblog [47] beauxbead [d07] com   {[47]=@, [d07]=.} XMR: 45LP467WvF65JhkKUeDiH5FQiuMb3tT4HSboWsyLQE2nbxoKsA6Y7bibJmxmogPhordDzEaohEMoXLivsiYnXZgxUSTZvj5 ARR: zs18g8n7085rw4sp9vdqmnpfu7ry3g2j9k8qwznqzmnfx392s8fk36rkt33n4nrwld7xt3z26yvkxg DERO: dero1qyxslyxp0qh9kkgunwtpqjvj4k7mpdxv6sq9wpyesan0g5n058kjvqg9g4ukh FIRO: aLBh6PZU3Q7PUh4BadWURd2DcYeSVFt8rB...

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Hello, Again...

Hello World in Brainfuck

Hello, part 2... \r-[------->+<]>-.-[->+++++<]>++.+++++++..+++.[--->+<]>-----.---[->+++<]>.-[--->+<]>---.+++.------.--------....

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Hello World

Hellow World in HolyC

Hello World as interpreted by HolyC: //Press F5 in the editor to compile and run. --------Hello.HC.Z--------- "Hello World\"; --------Hello.HC.Z--------- U0 Main() {   \"Hello World\"; } Main; --------Hello.HC.Z--------- U0 MyPrint(U8 *st) {   \"%s",st; } MyPrint("Hello World\"); --------Hello.HC.Z--------- U0 MyPrint2(U8 *st1,U8 *st2) //Any number of args. {   \"%s %s\",st1,st2; //Any number of args. } MyPrint2("Hello","World"); Read More


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