Oh manā¦ I just noticed during my work break that my little automated curation bot didnāt start š
Apparently, there are internet maintenance works going on in my neighborhood, so yeahā¦ that explains it.
Oh well, itāll have to wait a few more hours until I get home to restart it manually.
Positive side:
At least its voting mana will have had time to recharge back up to 100%. Itāll be fully ready to go again šŖ
Negative side:
Iām going to miss out on some curation rewards, which means slightly slower HP growthā¦
That said, letās be honest ā it doesnāt generate that much anyway, so itās not a big deal. Still a bit frustrating though.
So Iāll probably take some time to manually check the best posts of the day to make up for it a little.
As for workā¦ just one last push: 16 hours left before I can finally shout WEEKEND š
This week has honestly brought me to my kneesā¦ and the craziest part is, itās only the beginning of the busy season.
Weāve almost finished completely renovating a building:
This afternoon, Iāll be applying the second coat of wax on the woodwork, and tomorrow there will only be two rooms left to fully complete.
The goal is to bring this building back to life ā and itās 150 years old, so it deserves it.
Friday will be all about finishing touches š
And next week? Straight onto another buildingā¦ no time to rest š
Have a great day everyone!
Writing this quick post directly from Keychain on my phone ā I just discovered you can do that, and honestly, itās pretty convenient š
And you, how is your day going? Whether itās filled with work, rest, or other activities, I hope it brings you something positive.
On my side, I especially hope youāre feeling good and ready to face both the small and big challenges of everyday life. And if your plan today is simply to rest, then enjoy it fully ā without any guilt, itās just as important.
Take care of yourself and make sure this day brings you something good, in one way or another.
And now I finally understand why I almost never write posts from my phone. Iām clearly not as fast on a touchscreen keyboard as I am on my PC. On a computer, I donāt even look at the keyboard, everything just flows naturally. But on my phone, I really struggleā¦ I feel much slower, and it completely breaks my writing rhythm.
On top of that, I make more mistakes, have to go back, fix things all the timeā¦ it quickly becomes frustrating. Because of that, I often end up giving up or writing much less than I originally planned.
For me, a phone is mainly for making callsālike the name suggests lol. Anything that involves writing long texts, thinking things through, or organizing ideasā¦ Iāve always associated that with a computer. It just feels more comfortable and more natural to me.
But well, I guess Iāll have to get used to it, because apparently thatās the future. More and more people do everything from their phonesāwriting, posting, replyingā¦ so I might as well start adapting little by little, even if it doesnāt feel very intuitive yet.
With some practice, itāll probably get easier over time. At leastā¦ I hope so š
