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Trusting the process

Sometimes we create things that seem like rubbish at the time.

But strangely, they come in handy and swoop in for a creative rescue a few weeks and/or months down the road.

It’s a fine line between psychic powers and a mental illness of compulsive hoarding.

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2018 one thing a day

Day 32: That first month disappeared real quick

Where did January go?

How am I still stuck trying to work on a site that’s so poorly built?

Why is my crpyto portfolio still sideways?

Why does my water percentage keep dropping each time I see my PT? How much water do I realistically need to drink to have an okay reading? AND DON’T EVEN SUGGEST CUTTING SALT.

I probably have to reduce my salt intake, sigh.

2021 edit–
2021 AND STILL SALTY AFFFFF. Also laughing at in 2021: concept of “time”.

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2018 one thing a day

Day 25: Putting up with bad millennials programmers

Especially the ones who talk so much smack but have nothing to back their shit up with when everything starts falling apart.

Trash.

2021 edit–
I still love telling this story about the shady techbros (words like shocking and appalling come to mind).
Something you’d have to hear in-person purely for the hand gestures and facial expressions.

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2018 one thing a day

Day 19: I don’t remember launch days being so panicky

I don’t remember any of my past site launches being so chaotic.

But yesterday’s site launch has given me an important/amusing insight: everyone, and I mean EVERYONE COLLECTIVELY, is afraid of the IT guy.

Mental note to have a scary Russian chap man the servers in the future.

2021 edit–
Putin people in their places, eyyy.

2022 edit–
That Putin pun did not age well at all.