not gonna lie

My morning meditation's more valuable 🫠

so the other day I woke up late for work and had to dash out the door without even getting to taste my morning coffee which I'd been looking forward to all morning and you know what? I made it to the bus on time and felt pretty energized anyway which I guess goes against the whole "coffee is the only reason I function" argument

just sat in silence recieve receive* my morning coffee and it's honestly given me the best ideas of my lif...

no way

my morning routine's been a disaster since I got a CAT - that little monster's always "conversing" before I get my coffee in.

silence before coffee is my only productivity *(edited)*

Did a silent morning once, it changed me 😭

Yesterday i tried waking up without my morning coffee and just... sat there for a bit, and it was kinda nice. my mind was all over the place but it was actually kind of calming? did you find that people react badly to silence before coffee, or is it a personal thing?

There's something to this silence before coffee thing, man. like the first morning after a late night, my sister used to wake me up by just sitting on my bed staring at me in silence, it was the weirdest wake-up call ever

ok but

and people wonder why this platform is dying

yeah but like, the real mistake is thinking 24 is some magic age where you’re suddenly supposed to have it all figured out instead of just winging it like the rest of us lol

ok boomer

No examples of actual people succeeding long term *(edited)*

based

Yeah, I get what you mean—Linux hardware support can feel like a minefield sometimes, especially when you hit something obscure like a weird Wi-Fi card or a printer that just refuses to play nice. But what about those cases where the manufacturer *does* provide Linux drivers, but they’re buried in some ancient forum post from 2012 and written in broken English?