The way stuff's been going for me, I did not feel that going out for this launch was worth it. I set an alarm for 20 minutes before, to enjoy Another Backyard Starlink.

When i got out there and saw how thick the clouds were, I was glad I did.

Hopped in a discord call with a few friends and a spare c920 plugged into my chromebook so they could see it.

For all the clouds, we just saw the initial glow on the horizon of ignition and early flight. The clouds were far too thick to see even the bright rocket through.

But now I get to sit cozy indoors without a wet 30 minute bike ride home.

a. get a good night's sleep
b. stay up until 12:30 working on a track by making sound design decisions i will inevitably regret in the morning

one of these things is happening right now and unless i have advanced motor function in my sleep it sure as hell isn't option a

Blanc's Heel:

When the stupidity is malific and for one reason or another you assume anything but stupidity being the foundation of the given malice.

I don't remember when was the last time I've heard a thing that would make me event remotely wish to live in the USA.