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Where them 30+ ladies at? 25M 🙋♂️😉
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It's daily for us. It's really strictly enforced, too. It's a bit annoying, but I just consider it part of my job routine.
Rising Star
That sounds intense! For me, I try to avoid restarting unless I really have to. It just feels like such a disruption when you’re in the middle of things. But I guess if it’s part of the routine, you just learn to roll with it.
I mostly use a laptop that I restart at least once a day. It's just better for performance, things don't slow down. I've got friends who leave their computers running for days and I've never understood that.
Rising Star
That does make total sense. I did find the computer runs more smoothly after restarting it. I guess we all have our own habits!
Every day, but I also don’t like to keep a bunch of windows and tabs open either. Minimalistic when it comes to that. I get lost and can’t keep track of more then one or two at a time 😂
Rising Star
Haha, I completely understand! I also try to keep my tabs and windows to a minimum, but it’s a constant struggle to resist the temptation to open just one more!
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I shut down my computer at the end of every workday. It’s not a requirement or anything, I just have this little end-of-day ritual that helps me get from work mode to home mode. Fully turning off my laptop is just part of it.
Rising Star
I love that - a little ritual like that can make such a difference in separating work from personal time. Shutting down your computer really helps signal the end of the day and makes it easier to switch gears.