I have a IT diploma but it seems my fundamentals aren't strong enough because I don't understand many aspects of the process and get confused or stuck a lot. Whats every component of a SaaS and what would be a good but simple tech stack for it? Any other advice is welcomed.
Cos I don't have any of those and some days I already wanna give up. Are some ppl just stronger? Is it because some develop depression while already working? How tf do u get ur body to do basic tasks like getting out of ur room to eat or brushing ur teeth or taking a shower? How do u keep going when u have no reason (not motivation) to do so? When life feels so empty and meaningless yet ur "obligated" to 'find a job', 'be a productive member of society' and 'somehow compete with the very competitive workforce/society that surrounds u'?
My long term goal is to become a full time CC because I do enjoy it (especially the freedom aspect) but I also need to be able to sustain myself. Does my channel have to do extremely well since it's a gaming niche or do I have to explore other niches with higher cpm/rpm that I'm not as good at?
Never really volunteered before and due to circumstances, thinking of doing it because it seems pretty meaningful and I need a bit of that in my life rn. From the few I know of, helping animals seem to be the most appealing option for me but wanna hear ur experiences too.
Is anyone able to consistently use the link-up play? If so, do u end up passing inside or outside the box? And speaking of FITB, I'm trying to better learn this playstyle because it's kind of regarded as a "bad" playstyle but I think people just don't really know how to use it, including myself. Are FITB players mainly useful when the possession manages to reach the opposing box area and I find a way to pass to them for them to turn and shoot? Should I avoid passing to them while on the counter or at least don't expect them to manage to dribble or make a good pass? My 2 players are Totti and Drogba btw
I get easily affected by what ppl close to me or even sometimes strangers on the internet says. I easily overthink and think of the worst case scenarios. Any little thing would make me depressed and suicidal. I feel so weak and pathetic for being this way, why have I become like this and how do I stop feeling this way? It hurts so much
Disregarding those that require luck, there's oikawa's long set, atsumu's squatting set, osamu's fake set and obviously the freak quick. Is there anything else I'm missing
need 6, mix of low to high beginners
I'm sort of the "coach" for a casual group of players who are around the beginner level and I'm trying to think of fun drills (feel like they need incentive) to improve their receive and serving since these are the 2 main factors that're shortening our rallies; I think we'd have more fun with longer rallies since we'll get more touches and spikes.
For reference, they would shank passes from a somewhat hard serve about 30-40% of the time, they're not used to passing high and definitely not accurately to the setter. We only have drills occasionally, most of our sessions are just regular games so I really wanna make use of our time well.
For starters, this is a new PC i bought last week, the search bar was working when I first started using it but I probably changed some settings or something (I don't know which) that caused this. It just says "no results found for <>" when I search any of my apps but it'll show certain files, idk what the filter is right now. When I first encountered this, I tried rebuilding my index, I don't think it has ever really finished rebuilding. It's currently on 885k items indexed and 126k pending and I'm not sure if the search bar won't work till it finished indexing. My "Windows Search" service is running with startup type set to "Automatic (delayed)"; I've tried "Automatic" as well and it didn't work.
Edition Windows 11 Home
Version 25H2
Installed on 5/3/2026
OS build 26200.8457
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.304.0
Right now I'm resorting to scrolling through all my apps to find it and it's rather inconvenient, any help is appreciated.
Before you comment, do read my post first.
As far as I'm aware, I have 3 options (if you know another, ur more than welcomed to add on, I could take more than one potentially). I've recently developed a strong interest in cooking and making food, and I have a desire to serve others (not just a home cook).
I'm not completely sure it's the career I want but I do want to dip my toes in it and try it out; I'm not thinking to open a huge restaurant or anything, just something more low-key, like a cafe or smaller restaurant. So far, I've learnt mostly from YouTube videos: basic broths, seasoning, dry heat control, a few drinks etc.
It would give me a lot of experience, especially because I've never worked in F&B before but I feel like I'll be limited to things I can do whereas I want to try all sorts of things. But on the off hand, it would give me good immediate feedback and validation; I'd know what I'm doing right or wrong, or what I could do better.
This is of course what I'm currently doing, except I don't really have many family members or friends who are foodies or have the taste buds for it; they're pretty much fine with anything even when I ask for feedback. And although I have a rough idea of things I'm doing badly, it is only a rough idea, there isn't anyone experienced enough to guide me. The good thing is I get to experiment and do whatever I want obviously.
I'm slightly hesitant on this because firstly it'd cost money and time, I might not want to learn everything in the course and it feels a little intimidating considering I have no experience in the field whatsoever.
I have an IT diploma, have some off-time (taking a gap year, maybe more), and have the luxury to experiment around to test out my interests. If anyone has been in culinary school or a chef, do let me know about ur experience, thanks in advance.
Edit: forgot to add but I do know the restaurant culture isn't the best for my mental health so I do want to avoid this kind of culture if possible...I'm sure there are some better cultures somewhere...right?
If possible, I'd like to play with someone who knows redstone and a creative builder too. Would also prefer someone more mature, not necessarily older.
I play around 10am UTC - 4pm UTC. To keep some level of consistency and so the world actually stays forever, it'd be good if ur often free to play during these times.
I have my own idea and systems I want to implement for the world but open to others. But for starters, I really like automation.
I was part of the first batch, genuinely wonder how's the module going lol. Is it even being continued? Are y'all suffering? I hope ur suffering 😈
Bought a tube recently and haven't gotten the chance to use it. I can book activesg court in the west weekday non-peak but only after confirmation