The rise of the phoenix!

My last blog was a bit of a downer, but that doesn't mean I've allowed myself to be dragged back into my own ashes. Rhi and I moved back into my old apartment and started cleaning as soon as we got there. There were some emotional lows and some highs, but I was able to tough it out and start to kick my life back into order. The first thing we did (besides cleaning) was start setting up my office in one of the extra rooms (this is a 3 bedroom apartment.) This is the progress we've made thus far
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Our next project will be setting up an office for Rhi, which I hope to post pictures of when we finish that as well!
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    Speaking of which
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    @SylverReZ,
    I recall @impeeza mentioned some trick about not having bloatware when installing windows where you set up your country to "world" or smh like that
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    Yes, you can debloat the operating system, but in some cases for me it just reinstalls them.
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    @SylverReZ,
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  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
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    @Xdqwerty yes, when you are installing Windows on the first steps you are asked for your current location, you MUST to select «international» so no bloatware is installed, because the bloatware is location based. if this night I have some time I will setup a VM and take screenshots.
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    I remember at one point it being pretty much labeled as malware lol
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    I think my favorite one was that dancing purple gorilla... I uninstalled that thing from sooo many machine people would be like "Why is my computer so slow?" lol because this thing is using like 30% of your system resources.....
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