me: [fiddling with ideas for practicing HTML forms]
college: you wanna practice development, huh?
me: ...yeah?
college: fuck you. i have shit for you to look at which overrides what you want to do. LOOK AT ME!

Found this in my school library lol

How nice, school blocked Git.

NameCheap is great for those 88c domain names. Glorious.

Yeah, sums it up for me.

Someone, somewhere, has a device <= 100px width used for browsing.

AND A QUERY IS READY FOR IT

So a few rants ago I had Raleway used as a font in my (somewhat odd) visualizations for something I was working on, and now I've moved to using Roboto for heading/title elements.

Raleway's still in use for regular text, though. Both seem pleasing on their own, so I'm curious what it'd look like when both are used on the same page.

Firefox: Lemme get some of that 8GB RAM
GNOME: You fucking WISH

>starts project
"Alright, gonna keep this nice and tidy."
[several hours later]
"I've made very little headway, CSS is everywhere, and everything KEEPS BREAKING!"

2 things today are greatly annoying.

1. I see one more fucking Wix ad, I'll ram an entire cow through someone's anal cavity.
2. GPU drivers decided "I feel like FUCKING YOUR SHIT UP TODAY"

God, why.

"So, what can I do today that is far out of my league yet I'll screw with anyway for the hell of it?"
>XAMPP

And, as predicted, THE SKY IS FALLING AND NUKES ARE DROPPING BECAUSE WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE IMMA DUN FUCK THIS UP

Meanwhile as my shitty design skills try assembling visualization for a website...

Venting frustration through comments is my religion.

I have began diving into using flexbox & grid.

AND IT FEELS FUCKING GREAT!

Even though I screwed up my front audio, I can die happy.

So, I'm obviously very intelligent when it comes to hardware!

Me, being this "intellectual," fucked up one of the cables (and by that one of the pins snapped off) connecting to the motherboard. Wanna know the consequences of this idiocy?

My front audio/USB ports are NO LONGER WORKING! I'm now reduced to using a USB audio adapter and ports in the back of my computer.

Christ, now I remember why I never fucking touch the hardware inside my computer.

I present: Every developer when something inconveniences them during a really bad time.

FLIP THIS TABLE (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
FLIP THAT TABLE ┻━┻ ︵ ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
FLIP ALL THE TABLES ┻━┻彡 ヽ(ಠДಠ)ノ彡┻━┻

Create a very large website that I don't give up on immediately.

F to pay respects to those fallen HTML files.

"Hey, I think I'm getting the hang of HTML."
>decides to play around with boilerplate template
>opens .HTML file
me:

Meanwhile...

[installs everything like a fucking nimrod]

GPU driver crashed, had to reboot.

Windows slam dunks with a fucking update afterwards lol.

ANNOUNCEMENT:
To all script kiddies, I leave a message.

So my IT department at school accused a student (referring to him as MR) I know of taking down the Wi-Fi network.

MR, who I see at student tech support every once in a while, has zero fucking advanced technical knowledge. They thought he took down the network from his PHONE.

The FBI was even getting involved investigating him. 90% of the kids in this school can't even troubleshoot OneDrive, so I find it INCREDIBLY hard to believe a student here did anything.

THE FUCK AM I WITNESSING?

The cold may be unpleasant, but nowhere near as bad as when your program doesn't compile.

[dead tired, installing Fedora]
[sets root password]
[10 minutes later --> cant get password right]

I fucked up the goddamn root password.
It's gonna be a long night.

Well, I've decided to go ahead and switch to Linux Mint (Cinnamon) and mess around with it to see how I feel.

Hopefully, if I don't screw anything up, I can jump ship from Windows 10.

Facebook has me scratching my head quite a lot lately, but I've strongly disliked them for years.

Much left to be desired on terms of user support, management, etc. Ironically, speaking of users, Facebook was invaded with lunatics that shy people away from the website to this day.

TL;DR: Facebook has always been a disappointment one way or another.