Ah, well shit. I believe you, but could you give me a link, for proof?

I can’t control the actual hyperfocusing, but I can control the cause; so yeah, when I’m listening to music, watching cartoons, programming, or doing exams.

Mostly distraction. I listen to a lot of music, watch cartoons (I’d recommend The Owl House, if you haven’t seen it), and (for an unknown reason) I can hyperfocus. I’m also growing Padrón chillies and chestnut mushrooms.

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. III
• Debian 12 (comes out 10th June)
• iOS 17 (comes out in the summer)
• “1972” by Green Day (coming out at some point)
• My holiday to Cornwall (August 2023)
• My 18th birthday (April 2024)
• Being able to vote, drive, and buy alcohol.
• The end of school, forever.

• Food: French onion soup
• Dessert: Fruitcake
• Cocktail: Cubata (my favourite) or Mojito (my friends’ favourite)

Ah, sorry. It’s getting late, I’m not wearing my glasses, and I have a British keyboard. Is Cătă correct?

Thanks, Câtâ.

I would happily do this, but the majority of gen z prefer to text, and my friends have some weird conversations.

I second this. FreeTube ftw!

Geometric Weather is pretty good, but Forcastie is lighter and more minimalist.

I already use MuseScore, although I’m still on version 2 as I’m running Debian Bullseye.

Cool!

Nylon and virtual are all I have

I’ll learn an instrument! Of course!

That sounds like a great idea! I’m still in sixth form for the time being, but I might put out a survey and try to rent out some premises in the town when I’m older. Businesses are moving out left, right and centre (make of that what you will), so there are plenty of places that would make a good hackerspace.

Thanks! According to the Wiki, the nearest hackerspace to me is in Middlesborough, which is about 80 km away; however, both my dad and my grandad have their fair shares of electrical, woodworking, metalworking, and masonry tools, so I’ll be able to find something to work with if I come up with a project idea.

I would have a look at Manuskript.

However, I tend to write with whatever’s in front of me. Currently using WordGrinder for one thing, Joplin for another, and Pages '09 on my sixteen-year-old MacBook.