I appreciate the feedback and thank you. They said people are usually zombie-like in such a situation. I&#x27;ve seen it. It&#x27;s quite the battle to maintain or deliver day-to-day functions much less top normal minds in insight.<p>Nonetheless, I&#x27;ve been fighting for civil liberties and privacy a long time. Plus trying to do bulletproof systems. Even with gaps &amp; lacking specialist skill, I&#x27;m closer now than ever mapping &amp; semi-synthesizing systems from high-level specs all the way to transistors with reliability, security, &amp; recovery via dozens of techniques. Dedicated endpoint mostly solved, client server too, Web is if you cheat (I did proxies), P2P still open-ended, and much more to do in decentralized. Plus my activity here and elsewhere of evangelizing strong methods &amp; making sure old wisdom doesn&#x27;t get lost. Got motivation &amp; keep active so remaining synapses get reinforcement.<p>So, a little brain injury and Memento-style moments ain&#x27;t enough to totally knock me out of the game. Just gotta get it back piece by piece &amp; be more mentally efficient than before. Wirth-style ultra-simplification &amp; Dijkstra abstraction pays off there. Anyway, NSA gonna shit their pants when I go commercial again. Short-term rather than long-term goal hopefully. ;)