With the new phone I wanted to deGoogle it as much as possible. I was able to get so far as to not use a Gmail account for anything, while still using stock android.

Holidays are killer. Since going carnivore, I have endured Thanksgiving day. I stuffed my face with my mother's cooking, but bounced back and kept up a good habit of eating low carb. I went a full week of Christmas eating trays of cookies, but bounced back after a seven day fast. I throw a superbowl party and everything falls apart, apparently.

Happy Thanksgiving. Today marks the end of my 33 day long carnivore diet. It was as exciting as I thought it would be. I will discuss how fun cooking was, the difficulties I faced at the grocery store, and of course, analyse some numbers to see if there's some truth behind this "diet."

I've decided to try something extreme. I'm not doing it for some weightloss goal nor am I making a stance against veganism. I'm doing it because it's fun. I enjoy challenging myself, especially when it comes to eating. I like knowing that I'm in control of my eating habits and cravings. Fasting is another one of these challenges that I have extensive experience doing (I went 5 days straight without eating once.)

C has been around so long that it's developers have had time to create an enormous pallete of paradigms and style conventions, just in case you weren't happy with the one you were writing in.

I've been very interested in learning more programming languages. After diving head first into Rust a year ago, and having a blast reading the book I can't help but wonder if I'll have a similar experience with other languages. Why not challenge myself to learn 12 more?