I sometimes do it at work out of boredom

Because Windows software often include self-updaters because Windows doesn’t update your software all at once for you

I had one class where we had no lectures, no direction, just the book and an exam. Nobody responded to emails despite multiple attempts but at least somebody graded the exams. And of course sent an email once they were graded. It felt like a “fuck you” email not because of the tone but because it showed that the prof wasn’t dead and their email still worked. Now at least living in Europe that cost nothing but it still sucked

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It has?

I have 7 alarms for this reason. Typically by the third alarm I’m starting to get out of bed

I have to use Windows for work. A few days ago I pressed the button to update and shut down as I started preparing to leave. I went away for a bit and when I came back to get my stuff, the computer was back at the login screen. It updated and restarted. Windows really does do that. I hate it.

Throughout school I used to panic a couple days before the deadline that I had to get something done. I tried to work on the essays but didn’t manage to do anything and then got a lot calmer as I told myself that I’d easily have enough time if I started the next day. Then the next day came and I panicked again, until I ran some calculations in my head that I’d be able to make it if I started in the evening. And this continued through several cycles until I went into full panic and despair 30 minutes before the deadline.

I could rarely make it on time.

Somehow the closer I got to the deadline the less time it felt like the project would take. My procrastinative brain took over and made up excuses to not have to do it yet as there was still plenty of time. I almost failed 8th grade because of that. Fucking 8th grade. And I didn’t even relax while procrastinating!