Lady Bull 🥀🐂🥀 @witchylyn@computerfairi.es

Anyone else watching Smash Summit rn? This bracket stage has been INSANE.

Finally have my laptop up and running again after a really silly partition disaster. It wasn't a difficult fix, but itnwaa frustrating to work on because...

A) going in, I didn't know how Linux organizes disk space.

B) I caused the problem myself.

@TonicBH yessss. Traveling is honestly so fulfilling. Just being in a new place is an inspiration.

I saw one of my favorite bands tonight live at a house show and I got to sing along and mosh and I could die right now and be happy.

Today is already good because I'm actually catching my biweekly writers group meeting live, rather than a recording a day later.

Thank you everyone who boosted or replied to my question about a duolingo type app for computer languages.

SoloLearn is exactly what I'm looking for! I've already started using it to brush up on HTML. I plan on doing all of the web related languages. I'll keep y'all updated on my progress.

It's not like I'm pushing myself to do extreme stuff on the active days. Some walking (less than 3 miles), some skating, yoga. I always make sure to stretch before and after.

Like, I thought with consistent physical activity, I was supposed to get better at it?

Any time I live the kind of activity filled life I'd like to live for a couple days in a row, my body is punished for it. I spend the next 3 or 4 days recovering: sleeping 10 hours, sore, low energy.

It's really frustrating, and I don't know how to work with my body to make these recovery times less severe.

@ajroach42 just woke up, I'll have to get back to you 😅

@ajroach42 I love this idea, though I have no skills to help bring it into to existence.

https://archiveofourown.org exists, and is great in a lot of ways, but not really what you're proposing here.

@Fritillaria2 oooooh yes, this can be a big problem for me at times. I've never associated it with my adhd, though that makes sense.

Usually, if I'm going to do something, I MUST do it in a very specific way, or it feels like it's not worth it at all. I tell myself my rules are the "best" way to do the thing, ie most efficient or whatever, but I am so obsessive abt them...

As a result, it's hard for me to adapt and "roll with the punches," so to speak.

Is there a resource like duolingo, but for programming languages?

Happy Taurus season y'all 🐂