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2023, a retrospective.

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TL;DR: A personal retrospective of 2023 2023 was a rough year # I usually enjoy doing these yearly posts, looking back at what I did and planning what I’ll do, but 2023 was a rough year. I’m glad it’s over.

I love you

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Almost four years ago, your mom and I left home and rushed to the maternity hospital to give birth to your brother. As I closed the door to our home, I told your mom with a huge smile that the next time we’d open the door we’d no longer be only the two of us. This was the best day of our lives.

August 2021: taking a break

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TL;DR: this is a short article, no TL;DR. Why so calm ? # As some of you know, I was diagnosed a few years ago with generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder and alexithymia, a trait that makes it particularly difficult for me to cope with the disorders.

Anxiety, OpenBSD break, COVID-19 and resuming work

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TL;DR: - I took a break to deal with personal stuff - I'm taking a long break from OpenBSD for personal reasons - I may or may not have experienced COVID-19, who knows - resumed work on OpenSMTPD and other projects This is a weird report # This is a weird report.

happy new year 2019, a personal post

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TL;DR: Way too many things happened in a six months timeframe. This post won't need a TL;DR as I'll keep it short. Generalized anxiety disorder and alexithymia. # Late 2018, I’ve been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and alexithymia a couple weeks apart.

News from the front !

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TL;DR: Came very close to a burn out late 2016, had to quit former employer. Started working at another company early 2017. Became a student again, currently halfway through second year in psychology. Haven't done much opensource since early 2017, slowly resuming. Happy new year ! # I wish you a very happy new year 2018 and hope that you succeed in whatever you attempt.

Welcome to you, 2013

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YO! I know I should have posted a “Happy New Year” note earlier but you know how it is: new year eve’s aftermath, days to recover, work resumes, mood slacks, bleh.