I got so used to using Windows I tried to access the WinApi on Linux. End me.

Last day of the semester, only 5 more hours. Thank fuck.

git commit suicide, a quick and easy command to sabotage projects with ease!

Best advice a dev gave me?

To not think I know everything. I used to think that because I could do a little code I was a genius ready to be a senior, boy was I wrong. Since then I have learned an enormous amount and still have more to learn.

Today might be one of the best days of my life. Just got word back from an interview I had Monday last week that I got the internship. The one position I really wanted. So fucking excited I can't even express it!

To not fail all my classes because I program rather than study.

I am now so used to using Linux on the daily, that using a Windows machine feels, strange. I hope this doesn't hurt my MTA OS certs.

!rant

Was thinking about that whole, "born at the wrong time" quote I have seen, and to me, it seems wrong. Yes, you may have been born too late to explore the world and too early to explore space, but you were born in an amazing time nonetheless! We get to watch the birth and rise of practical AI and the creation and buzz of a new form of currency. If dedicated enough to learn, any person can create incredible things unlike ever before, and likely, ever again, through programming. Yes, you may have been "born too late and too early" for some things, but that doesn't make this any less incredible of a time to be alive.

Ended up following up on my previous rant and wiped my Windows laptop for Manjaro Linux. Already loving it, 💯% a good decision.

Considering taking the leap to wipe my laptop and put linux on it. I can't think of anything on this laptop I care about and i'm getting tired of Windows. Might just do it.

Being a programmer with ADHD and always feeling like my decisions aren't my own is one of the worst feelings. It sometimes feels like programming is the only thing I can do, since when I try to do anything else I just end up getting bored and programming again.

Wrote a python reverse shell thing to fuck with my friends in class. Wrote a bunch of payloads to do things like, open CD drives, close focused process, and my favorite: blue screen computer. The last one made for a fun exam day. 😃