- Learn git/github
- Create and finish a useful project on my Raspberry Pi
- Successfully organize a LoL tournament in my school, and develop something related to it
- Do not lose my mind when my programming teacher keeps saying bullshit
- Install a Linux distro along with my Windows as dualboot
- F u c k i n g clean that computer case a l r e a d y
- Finish the website I have been making for like half a year for my hobby
- Be active on devRant

Sounds great 🙃
May I ask what your raspi project is about?
I always loose my mind because of my "programming teacher" too.
I can recommend Void Linux. It's like Arch but easier to install (and also has some isos with a de preinstalled).
I definitely should get myself a case, thanks for the remainder!

@b3b3 thanks for the tips, and about the project, I DON'T KNOW. I'm literally going crazy because it has been lying on my desk for weeks now and I have no ideas yet. I don't have any kits now, just pure Pi, so I can't build super-mecha-robots or weather stations, and things like that, and I haven't really found projects without any kit. The only idea I had is to connect somehow youtube-dl and fm_transmitter (it's a cool program, you can make a _very_ short range radio transmitter from one of your GPIO pins), but my mind was literally dead after sucking with piping in terminal for hours, and I don't have enough will to continue it.

@marci010101 Good luck then! 🤗
(I'm currently using my raspi to control my CPUs fan speed. The good feature is that they actually turn off below 40°C)

Pure PI?
PI HOLE...
BEST. SHIT. EVER.

@Mizz141 I've heard about it many times, and I just installed it. AND AWH THIS IS THE BEST SHIT EVER.