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And messed it up and I did the actual work for the stream but realized that the stream key wasn't updated and the stream was discvarded, like it never happened. This is not happening to me again.

And I'm making a stream today. I'm building a development environment on Ubuntu desktop later this day. And I'm streaming the entire process later this day.

And today I ramble about coffee...

And it's a little late to start a stream about programming? I dunno, but I'm doing it for the fun so I'm going for it anyways.

I enjoy talking to this podcast, what better experience to allow others to actually watch me code and program a computer. So I decided to go all in into streaming on YouTube.

And I just learned that the company I'm working on may lose the most important client and that means bad news for me...

And I have no need (yet) to write proper API documentation, that doesn't mean that I don't do any documentation. Nothing more far away from the truth.

I talk about writing documentation on microsoft word, libreoffice writer, visual studio code, and using the markdown file format.

I'm not done learning how to code databases, but I'm moving into frontend development so I can create my own database applications and become whole.

I got banned from Twitter, so please follow me on Gab.

And today I explored LinkedIn and find myself lost on it for hours. Seems like I should have give it a shot a long time ago. I can see now that I wasted a lot of time on Twitter but I can clearly see how LinkedIn can be a different tale.

LinkedIn Profile.

Xbox Ahoy on YouTube.

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