/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>53753492
That's the spirit. It feels nice finding a problem in one of your own projects and fixing it. Or finding yourself like "I don't like how this works" and have the capability to possibly fix it. A good example was code blocks in tavern, mobile support, how it initially did requests, so on and so forth.
Or you just go hey I don't want to do my normal routine cleanup / updating and just run a script for it. Of course you aren't limited to that but you seem like the type who could find enjoyment.
Trust me, I put my eggs in a ton of baskets too in order to find a career and tech is what stuck the most.