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I saw the Miku shirt and fully thought it was the meme of her going "GAY?!". Ah the memories.
Also, oof, server stuff. I have dealt with so much of that over the years I would rather never touch one again. A database fine, miss me with trying to figure out why a permission set to active is not really set to active when there is no reason for it to not be set to active, or having to babysit the thing to actually boot itself up properly. I do not know exactly what you mean with server(on-platform, a physical one working on its backend, or whatnot), but still, mood mood and bleh. Tomorrow relaxation yay, enjoy it!
today was mostly vaultwarden nuking itself after trying to update a completely unrelated app crashed the whole thing! really cool and good this poor computer has seen so little proper maintenance for like 5 years yet is the backbone of my hobbies lol
gonna just chill and tidy up tomorrow, playing through miside rn :)
Yikes. At least you got through it, and I have heard a lot about miside, never played it. Does not seem like my bottle of water personally, but I understand the appeal it has for others.
Speaking of computer maintenance, funny story that: This computer I am running is a Linux Box that was running such an old Ubuntu LTS version that it no longer received updates and the repos it pointed to no longer existed. Had to completely reinstall Ubuntu on it to get it up to speed. Nice little box though for what I use it for(which is not much). Once cooked it trying to use sddm as the display manager, had to go into recovery and uninstall it. Linux is great for the same reason it can be problematic for the inexperienced. I had enough experience to fix it, not enough to not have broken it from the outset. Better than the time a bad Linux Distro straight up broke the wireless chip in another computer then managed to make it no longer post. That computer was ready to be retired long before I ever even got it, but it was such a shame. It was an old Alienware Steam Machine.