#digital problems

[mufwah]

What have yall done to me

[winchester-reload]

ffs, I have to share this because I’ve done it too many times now. Here’s a quick screenshot of the WIP I started today. Can I tell you how many times I’ve tried to scroll up on this damn thing? Except, this is it--this is the whole picture. That’s as far as Dean’s face goes... 

[phosphorescent-naidheachd]

Well, just to make my life that much more enjoyable, I dropped my mobile and its screen decided that now was the time to stop working. I just love it when all my electronics decide to give me problems at the same time. What’s next? My car? *ptuh ptuh ptuh*

Also, I am not a fan of the keyboard on the family desktop computer. The number of typos I had to fix in this post alone thanks to its weird positioning (it’s supposedly more ergonomic, but I call BS)...

And between my computer issues and the dog I was dog-sitting, I’m going to have to complete the entire week’s worth of HW today, as I work tomorrow.

[/petty ranting]

[1praiseb3th3heavens4]

I hate seeing digital art and seeing my pure trad art and I'm like sighhhh I need to up my game and get better at digital drawing but ughhhhh it's so much workkkuhhhhhh ts is so unfairr

[nilebutnottheriver]

physical and digital

I love technology (I know three coding languages,pirate mostly everything) but I can’t seem to grow a connection with it,

I’ve tried to create digital journals when my parents refused to get me a notebook,and I started writing on the wall.

why is it so hard for me?does anyone else feel like this?

it just feels like when I put it out and post,it’s gone.maybe because it’s public?

[justselfindulgence]

When the thing happens and u dun notice till later

[bonspiel0]

I’m watching Jane the Virgin and s3 of Arrow on second run, as well as Longmire on Netflix. Increasingly, I’m having the same problems with TV shows as I have with e-books: there’s nothing there to remind me to watch/read the damn thing. When I got DVDs from Netflix, they were there in my space, physical/visual reminders that I wanted to watch that movie/series soon or I’d be wasting my subscription money. Now, there’s a digital folder with a bunch of stuff in it, and no urgency attached to it at all. Either I need to start setting to-dos for my TV watching, which, no, or I’m doomed to a future of disorganized apathy punctuated by episodes of binge-watching.