Brian Schnabel

Saturday, November 14, 2026: 10:56 AM: I got a request from a certain someone to look at his email client, which is a rework of an application I understand Qualcomm announced it would stop developing in October of 2006. However, based on a second vision I had when I went back to sleep this morning, I think someone else is going to have to do that job. Therefore, I politely responded saying I would look at it when I got a chance. In reality though, after what I saw while testing the PDF app he created, I’m not disabling the Windows 11 Smart App Controls again. So, regardless as to why my computer started visiting my websites when I wasn’t home, that chance won’t be coming anytime soon.

Saturday, November 14, 2026: 10:00 AM: I had a vision indicating a light to moderate possibility of either my niece or nephew calling within the next few days, me waking from it around 12:46 AM. It had a strange vibe to it that I can only characterize as alien, despite the rustic cabin interior serving as a backdrop, which leads me to believe it will be my niece who calls. I could be wrong on this though, so we’ll just have to make a mental note of it and move on.

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Friday, November 13, 2026: 7:40 PM: I slept in a little today figuring I’d heed the travel advisory I got earlier this week. I hear some areas did get snow, but even in places like Mountain Top PA, the roads remained clear. Even still, it isn’t my mission in life to become road pizza, although I’m sure there are a few folks out there who would party if that happened. It’s been a slow day around here, just reading “The Clockwork Universe: Isaac Newton, The Royal Society, and the Birth of the Modern World” by Edward Dolnick. I’ve gotten some journaling done, too, and am working more on my book. “Life is good!”

Friday, November 13, 2026: 7:25 PM: I kind of got a chuckle out of Copilot M365 while working on updating cPanel to version 38.0.24, as it’s just so damn helpful. “Too Helpful!” While checking the cPanel installation over to ensure everything was as it should be, given recent work I did on the server, it offered to help me update the kernel. I like using the command line with a screen reader rather than the WHM interface for a lot of things, the interface being problematic accessibility wise at times. With AI helping, things go pretty quick, too, usually accurate information at your fingertips as you go through steps in real-time. But I pulled the plug on Copilot, knowing that some things are just best left to the automatic update setup by the hosting company, “and the Linux Kernel is one of them”.

Friday, November 13, 2026: 4:20 PM: Dreams in which someone is giving me food I like, peperoni pizza in this case, are always welcome, especially when I can taste the pizza in the vision. However, this was only the first vision carrying this theme of late. Normally, these kinds of visions signal some sort of monetary gain, if not a sign something I want will likely come to pass. My wish list these days is a long one, many events on it strongly desirable to me. But, right now, unless I have a second vision like this one, I’m not too terribly expectant that anything will happen, monetary or otherwise.

Friday, November 13, 2026: 3:17 PM: Genesis 41:32 suggests that dreams sharing the same principle, repeated twice hours or days apart (once per sleep cycle), foretell a future event. Having had a sequence of three visions this week involving intimacy that were sequential in their narrative every other night, I would do well to remember this. While these dreams struck me as being precognitive in nature, they together formed a storyline culminating in an erotic encounter with a young woman. While I have had single precognitive dreams before events in the past, I need to remember that it is two similarly themed dreams that most likely signal an event. A building storyline in dream land is great and can have more than one meaning but should be considered a progress report at best. Therefore, if I have another erotic dream like the one I woke from early this morning, the possibility it signals might actually be worth taking seriously.

Thursday, November 12, 2026: 11:34 AM: Until yesterday, I was getting warnings every time cPanel ran its automatic update because DNF was running into a package conflict involving the libheif packages used by the installed PHP Imagick packages. I confirmed that libheif-freeworld was required by the PHP 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 Imagick packages, so simply removing it wasn’t a sensible fix. I installed DNF’s versionlock plugin and locked libheif, libheif-ffmpeg, and libheif-freeworld at their installed 1.23.6 versions so the updater would stop trying to change that package set. Going forward, I can let cPanel update normally and watch the update reports to make sure the conflict does not return. Eventually I should remove those version locks when compatible replacements become available, rather than leaving these three packages frozen indefinitely. In short, the immediate problem is contained, but the version locks are a temporary compatibility measure that I need to revisit as the repositories catch up.