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@olback I can only do this when I have holidays. Not when I have to go to school :/
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@olback
Right now I don't have an idea but I would really like to start a project :D. Do you have telegram or discord or anything like that. I guess it's better to chat there -
I do this so much! I am so glad I don't usually work until the early afternoon.
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RAZERZ26797yWoah this is so me, I relate on a spiritual level and even during school days I do this (as long we don't have anything that affects grades)
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I actually like working at night. The people i usually chat with aren't active so i have no place to go to procrastinate.
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@Pavr It's the same with me. My friends who I usually play computer games with aren't online anymore at that time
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