Phone less: How Losing My Phone Unplugged My Life What happens when your entire life—your calendar, your memories, your contacts, your money—is tied to a single device… and it suddenly disappears? In Phone less, Stephen Omote takes us on a gripping, humorous, and eye-opening journey through a single day that changed everything. One lost phone becomes the trigger for a chain of events that exposes just how deeply we’ve become entangled with our screens—and how unprepared we are to live without them. From missed meetings and lost contacts to unexpected human connections, awkward moments, and divine surprises, this book offers a rare glimpse into the chaos and clarity that come when the digital world suddenly goes dark. Told with raw honesty, gentle wit, and powerful reflections, Phone less is more than a personal story—it’s a wake-up call for anyone who’s ever said, “I can’t live without my phone.”

CircleD explores the journey from 0D to a Spherical Dimension, blending observation, logic, and imagination into a thought-provoking framework.
You may wonder what Markdown is and why I would suggest using it. I have 3 main reasons. - Markdown is easy to write in because it only requires a text editor on any PC. Even plain Windows Notepad can work, but I will be introducing even more advanced tools that let you preview the final result while you are writing. - By using Markdown, you can save money by avoiding the need to use Microsoft Word and remembering what menu options to click to make text bold, italics, or include images or links in your book. You **don't need a word processor** at all unless you need advanced control over formatting. Even then, I will teach you how *Libre Office Writer* can be used, which is entirely Free and open source. For the non-technical reader, Open Source means it can run on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux (I use Debian Linux personally).
Those of us who are part of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual community have a higher rate of depression and suicide than the average person. There are many reasons for this, which I can identify and explain. The following are a few reasons that this is the case. ## 1. We are lonely The fact that former friends and family turn against us when we come out (or are outed without our consent) results in us being without any support network. If you have no friends, family, or even a life partner, it can often seem like your existence is meaningless, and no one would notice if you vanished, or perhaps they have even told you to die. Many people who commit suicide feel this way, but at least most have parents, a friend, a spouse, or a therapist they can talk to. But too often, this is not the case with some of us who receive hate from humans and are even told that God hates us.
Unlock the true power of your machine. ? Go from guessing commands to mastering the Linux terminal with this all-in-one, meticulously organized guide. Essential for developers, sysadmins, and aspiring hackers. Your journey to fluency starts now.
Lisp languages are a secret weapon! Use the modern Gerbil Scheme for AI and other applications.
70% of CTOs optimize parts. The 30% who succeed orchestrate systems. Follow Alex's odyssey, a CTO growing from 15 to 1000+ devs by transforming each crisis into a systemic lever. 67% technical debt? 3-week lead time? Product-Tech war? Failed acquisition? This book transforms these nightmares into opportunities. Armed with the MAMOS framework and 3A cycles, you'll learn to see your organization not as a machine to fix but as a living system to cultivate. No more risky "big bangs"—only MVMs (Minimum Viable Moves) testable in 30 days. Proven results: Lead time divided by 10, mastered technical debt, antifragile teams that improve under pressure, revenue/dev multiplied by 4. 12 chapters = 12 critical transformations. From technical survival to strategic orchestration. From reactive firefighter to systemic architect. Stop suffering from complexity. Orchestrate it. Your first 3A cycle starts today.
Are you an experienced Java developer who wants a shortcut to the best Lambda knowledge? I've distilled my 8+ years of using Lambda and 6+ years working with some of AWS's biggest Serverless customers into a short book. If you want to improve quickly, this is the book for you.
Anxiety doesn’t have to define your later years. This 90-day text-based workbook delivers practical, science-backed CBT tools—designed specifically for seniors—to quiet worry, build resilience, and reclaim confidence, one small step at a time. No tech skills, no jargon, just clear, compassionate guidance for a calmer, more joyful life.
Losing a cat isn't just losing a pet—it's losing family. This 90-day guided grief workbook offers a compassionate, science-backed path through sorrow, with daily prompts, emotional exercises, and space to honor your cat's memory. No distractions, no pressure to "move on"—just healing, one honest word at a time.
Losing a dog isn't just losing a pet—it's losing family. This 90-day guided grief workbook offers a compassionate, science-backed path through sorrow, with daily prompts, emotional exercises, and space to honor your dog's memory. No distractions, no pressure to "move on"—just healing, one honest word at a time.