
A bowl of pho

Making Computer Systems Behave Themselves

out into the night
a beacon on my sidewalk
crisp air reminders

star filled night
reaching heavenwards
caressing God’s face
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p style=”font-family:"font-size:16px;”>A glorious path
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p style=”font-family:"font-size:16px;”>Uniting, bringing
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p style=”font-family:"font-size:16px;”>Together

so many miles
weathered and worn by life
a cold biting wind
As many of you know, I just left a job. Part of my process for that is clearing out any data I’ve captured. One thing I always need to do is clear out any of the old Google accounts I’ve used. Like what you see in this view:

The first step to getting rid of the other screens is to sign out of everything:

Next, go to the login screen, which will now look like this:

Click on “Remove an account”, and you’ll be able to choose the account(s) to remove from the screen. And, boom, it’ll be nice and clean for the next log-in.
rain induced darkness
overhead clouds bring dampness
winter’s grip still hurts
winter’s skies return
sun obscured by dark rain clouds
spring’s grace is quite near

Winter’s sunlight falls
Boldly matching across sand
Kingfisher glides past