The key, of course, is cutting your calories. Don't forget that.
As a 5'10", 150# 53-year-old man who's in decent shape (you can see my abs!) I can tell you it it's not hard to have some sort of "physique" 3 hours of weight training/week does it. And to not be fat, just stop eating so much.
I spent about 15 hours/week practicing the piano. The gym is a relatively small part of my time each week compared to other things.
People _want_ to believe there's a Big International Conspiracy.
Here in the Bay Area, every Church and social group is running around like Henny Penny claiming the Super Bowl will bring with it thousands of human-trafficed prostitutes, as if men going to a football game can't go one weekend without their prostitutes.
And, everyone believes the stories told by Cosby's accusers.
This is a bizarre, bigoted, and prejudiced statement:
> Sheltered users who have never had any background in much beyond Windows and some flavor of free monolithic Unix, will, despite a general apathy or ignorance in the relevant subjects, have strong opinions on the allegedly dreadful performance and impracticality of “microkernels,”
Everyone knows that Windows NT Architecture (in Windows 10) _is_ a Microkernel architecture. Windows, ever since NT, has been ahead of the technology curve.
I've scanned most of my books at home on a DIY book Scanner and/or a Fujitsu contactless scanner and then threw them away. (Many acquaintances of mine who don't value intellectual property were shocked that I threw books away, but I couldn't morally justify donating them or selling them if I retained a copy.)
I freed up a lot of space in the house, and now I can read anything anywhere.
What the heck? The "web" had one of the fastest adoptions I can imagine. People started using it before data communications speeds were truly ready for it.
The biggest problem is you lose sight of your personal belongings. And TSA workers are arrested for stealing from passengers at the rate of about 1/day.
As a 5'10", 150# 53-year-old man who's in decent shape (you can see my abs!) I can tell you it it's not hard to have some sort of "physique" 3 hours of weight training/week does it. And to not be fat, just stop eating so much.
I spent about 15 hours/week practicing the piano. The gym is a relatively small part of my time each week compared to other things.