My life isn't really one frustration after another, I swear
Today certainly feels like a parade of frustrations, though.
Work was A Lot. Often I can blame it on the full moon, but I don't even have that excuse; the full moon isn't until next week Wednesday. I felt stalled on every project, both professional and personal.
I felt great over the weekend about yeeting social media, but the frustration and withdrawal is starting to set in there too. As much as I love old school web forums, most of them aren't formatted for mobile. So they're a pain to read on my phone, and I don't want to log in on my employer's network.
I don't want forums to optimize for mobile; I want my now-obvious addiction to scrolling and validation to subside. The bad news is that takes time. The good news is that time will fix it.
I finally succeeded in getting Ubuntu installed on my behemoth desktop machine (aka Agimus), but a couple other things I intended to do today after work did not get done. I also didn't get my usual daily exercise. Now it's nearly bedtime and I'm just not sure how to unwind anymore. For years I did it with mindlessly scrolling; that's not a thing now.
I don't want it to be a thing. I know this transition period is temporary. But oof. Breaking free from the addiction sites is not all sunshine and rainbows.