I used to joke that my "New Year's Resolution" was 1280x1024 due to my computer monitor. Now I have upgraded my resolution to 1080p. Progress?

I don't really care for the resolution tradition. We all know these are usually hollow promises made with more good intentions than serious determination. Besides, why do we start the year more than a week after the winter solstice? We use the Gregorian calendar, based on the Julian calendar when the new year was set to January 1st by Julius Caesar. Why should a dead tyrant still run our calendar today?

Then again, maybe we should embrace that irrationality and tyranny. Who said our New Year's Resolutions couldn't be for evil? Mwahahahahahahahaha...

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