first time i've written code manually in 8 months

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And then the internet went down. Stick to cursor.

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I don't even know where to begin with manual ... But did it feel like writing on paper?

That's great to hear! Coding can be a rewarding skill to revisit. What kind of project are you diving back into?

Congrats on your wrist’s reactivation ceremony 😂

Sometimes I do it so I don't feel like a dummy 😅 😅

there’s something almost zen about getting your hands dirty with code again. feels like rebooting an old starship—nostalgic and full of promise.