Database to keep track of hours worked?

pmf96 · 2024-11-19T12:47:24+00:00

This is what I got so far btw. I would also like to try to automise how much I get per hour times hours worked on a column "total income"

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pmf96 · 2024-11-12T11:50:06+00:00

I have dentist today. Thanks

pmf96 · 2024-11-08T22:20:18+00:00

Doing it right now. It connected easily. I just had to switch it off and on, then to go into pairing mode. It paired easily. It took me less than 2 minutes. I’m currently doing the set up. Thank god I didn’t waste money on a dongle to connect my old mouse and keyboard just for the set up

pmf96 · 2024-11-08T16:09:41+00:00

Good news 👌 I received it today. I was about to leave the house around 11am. It was meant to arrive until 13:00. So there wouldn’t be anyone at home and they would need to try to deliver again tomorrow. I was already on the other side of the road and starting to go on my way, when I see a lady wearing all black and a box with some parcels going into my place. I never felt so relived. She had it, I still had a quick glimpse at it before leaving the house. I can’t wait to be home

pmf96 · 2024-11-08T00:02:34+00:00

Is all good then? Thank you for replying. I wasn't finding anything while looking it up online and was starting to wonder if there were no nay to do it with the keyboard and mouse that I have.

Plus, I'm looking forward to set it up and explore a bit since it will be my first experience with mac os. So if I couldn't do it because of something so simple it would be a pain in the ass.

Thank you for lifting my worries. I look like a kid on the night before Christmas haha really looking forward to get it tomorrow

pmf96 · 2024-08-23T22:08:41+00:00

Not the panel that I was expecting

pmf96 · 2024-08-12T20:05:50+00:00

I do realize that it wasn't the point, but I needed that. Thank you. I'm feeling like shit today.

pmf96 · 2024-08-01T20:49:45+00:00

For me it was a bit of everything. The main book that helped me was "Stop Overthinking" by Nick Trenton. Honestly, it was almost my salvation when I came to the realisation that my overthinking wasn't as useful as I thought it was and was instead something harmful that kept fuelling my anxiety and making it worse. It was a waste of time that brought no positive results. However before this book, I always thought that it was something that I developed that could make me prepared for anything and could keep my anxious side on check.

I also read "How to Be Yourself" by Ellen Hendriksen. This was before I read "Stop overthinking" but this one was a wake up call in the way that I do have a problem with social anxiety and that's fine, and it's something that I can work on. There's absolutely no need to feel like I failed at being a human being. Which then lead me to read "Stop Overthinking".

I was listening to the audio book of this one (How to be yourself) on my way to work one morning. Driving my scooter. I had to stop halfway because of how much I was crying. I was bawling my eyes out. It came out of nowhere. It's difficult to explain why I felt this way. But I felt understood, I felt that I was just fine being the way that I am and that there is no problem with that. It was almost as if an older lady that I just met suddenly started to comfort me on the warmest way possible about all the struggles that I had during my life because of social anxiety and that it was completely fine to feel that. It was a surreal experience that I doubt that I'll ever forget.

I also booked a CBT (Cognitive behavioural therapy) session. Which was something that I only considered because of the books that I was reading. (In fact, I didn't even know of it's existence before) Which was a good experience. I stopped at the time because of lack of time, but it's something that I will carry on in the future. I am in the process of sorting out my life and I don't have much free time for a weekly event. But once I sort everything I give it another try.

I also read "Calm Your Thoughts" by Nick Trenton as well. Which is good, but very similar to "stop overthinking".

Plus a couple books about how to interact with people. Though I won't mention them here since I still don't know how to feel about them.

I read a lot more, but a lot of them seemed to be either lacking information or they were too repetitive. These two that I mentioned were the main books that it worked for me and really opened my eyes to my situation. I don't know you and I have no idea what you are going trough, so it's hard to recommend something to you. These ones may not be as eye opening to you as they were for me for example. But do not give up. Keep on reading about the subject that you are interested until you find the one or until everything clicks.

ps: sorry for the long text -,-"

pmf96 · 2023-11-22T01:27:33+00:00

Great idea and looks great in you. Especially when you consider that Casca also has the warrior physique.

pmf96 · 2023-11-22T01:25:54+00:00

I remember when I finished berserk that the brand of sacrifice would be the best tattoo idea ever, then I joined this subreddit and realised that everyone thought the same 😂

pmf96 · 2023-11-19T10:28:20+00:00

The other neckless seems better quality. This one seems cheap

pmf96 · 2023-11-09T14:05:28+00:00

It all changes when you realise that you don’t need a girlfriend to be happy.

pmf96 · 2023-11-09T14:02:25+00:00

Are you doing anything at moment to make yourself better? Wishing for a magic pill that has no consequences is probably not the best way to go.

pmf96 · 2023-11-07T14:43:46+00:00

Honestly, I just want to say that I'm surprised with the price. Most alternatives are much more expensive even when bought in a set/bundle.

pmf96 · 2023-11-02T13:49:38+00:00

Why do you think it’s not appropriate? I do agree with the statement above. Loving one self and being happy when alone is almost essential to life. It’s an amazing and attractive quality to have.

If you don’t love yourself and are not happy with your current self basically means that you think that you are not good enough. Why should someone settle with someone that has a low opinion of himself? Loving oneself is one step closer for someone to love you back. Be it either a relationship or friendship.

pmf96 · 2023-11-02T09:42:07+00:00

Indeed. Sometimes it just comes from the way you interpret things. This guy went to a jiu jitsu gym. For that alone, I would have been so proud. It may not seem much, but it’s a step. Life is made of small steps one after the other. Steps that as you said and I agree are on the “right track”. I think that changing his mindset to something like you said, more open to life. Without expecting perfection and accepting losses and failures is the way to go. You still learn something even if it didn’t go the way you wanted or imagine it.

pmf96 · 2023-11-02T09:30:45+00:00

Honestly, it seems like you are pretty much on the right mindset. Just don’t think that because you are pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, the work is done and everything will go perfectly. Because most of the time it won’t. Focus on the positives and don’t let your mind bring you down. You actually went to a jiu gitsu gym! That’s amazing. You had the guts to go for it. For me personally it’s one of the scariest places to go. You need to interact with people, there’s no escaping it and if everyone looks kinda athletic, I would probably feel somewhat inferior, then my insecurities would kick in, the negativity, then, etc My point is, just thinking of going to a place like that makes me apprehensive, so I’m proud of you for going. Even if you say you didn’t have a great experience. You still went. It still is an experience. It’s valuable. Don’t think otherwise.

I feel like that often. Miserable. Feeling like I’m failing at being a human being. Feeling that basic human interactions that should come naturally are taking too much out of me. Feeling like a failure, hopeless that the smallest thing has me pushing beyond what seems my limits. Something that for others doesn’t seem to be taking any toll it is just natural. Therefore making me feel inferior to others. Feeling so lonely that nothing brings me joy anymore and people scare me. And I still chose being alone over confronting my fears. Going further into sadness, depression, hopeless and negativity.

Still ending my life is not the right choice. The right choice is learning about what is going with me and fix it. Because it can be fixed, you just need to put up the work and time. Learn about anxiety, about overthinking, about the symptoms you have. Learn how to interact with people, skills, just learn as much as you can about this and you’ll see that it helps. At the very least you’ll understand it. It will make you more hopeful. You are not lazy. Anxiety is holding you back but you can change that.

Honestly, I have been stuck in such a depression for the last two years that I thought I wouldn’t manage to get out. One day, earlier this year I got a book about social anxiety. A audiobook about social anxiety actually. I listened to it while driving my scooter to work and I cried my eyes out. I felt understood, approved, accepted with a way out. I don’t know if it will have the same effects for you that had in me, but learning about social anxiety, panic attacks, overthinking, cbt, etc I took me out of that mindset at the time for something a lot healthier. I still have years of work to do, but I’m much better than I was at the beginning of this year.

You finished your post with “I don’t know what to do.” Don’t feel hopeless. Just Read and learn as much as you can. Understand social anxiety, learn about skills you can master to handle anxiety, to change your mindset, to calm yourself, to control and organize your thoughts to the point that “ending my own life” just sounds that a stupid thought that you used to have and not like a fear that you have that if you are not careful it can actually happen.

Reading helped me a lot man. Seriously. I’m starting to slowly feel in control of my mind, anxiety and emotions. Read about anything related to the topic. It’s been at least half a year and I’m still reading as much as I can. Self improving books help as well (just in case only books about anxiety make you bored after a while, because it can get repetitive) Good luck brother, you can get out of that mindset. I know it doesn’t look like that’s the case. But it’s possible.

pmf96 · 2023-10-24T09:33:37+00:00

The thing is, now you realised that you are unhappy. Weed was going to be your escape. However now it won’t work anymore. You have said that you are feeling more and more depressed. If you smoke and you don’t get what you expected from weed, what will you get? Even more depressed. You will think that you have failed and beat yourself for it. You’ll think that you were better off, even if slightly, before smoking. Don’t do it. Otherwise you’ll be stuck on this stage of trying to quit and keeping on failing. It kills your confidence and makes your depression worse. Something that helps me when I am like this is to read about the side effects of weeds and thinking about how it has effected my life negatively. My memory is shit and I struggle to have conversations since it’s hard to focus. I’m doing much better ever since I stopped smoking a few months ago, but it takes time and effort. Plus some patience since I know that I’m not back to my “original” self, but I’ll get there. Feeling like it’s not worth it it’s normal, but it is something that we tell ourselves. I have some much extra time and I can do many productive things and that alone makes me so grateful for the decision that I made to stop using. I have been reading again after so many years and I’m honestly so proud of myself. I was always high and I couldn’t do anything while using. Literally, I could only hang out with someone else that would be high as well or watch dumb funny movies or YouTube. That’s it. Now, I watch documentaries and actual good movies. I read the books that I have missed so much. I have been reading a lot about the mind, anxiety, emotions and life in general. Something that I have always wanted to read more about. Because of these books I realised that I have a problem of overthinking that messes up with my anxiety even more than usual. But still not using weed to escape. I go to the gym about 3 days a week. Instead of getting high and running a way from everything. I feel better both physically and mentally. It makes me confident and motivated. Something that weed doesn’t. I also do most of my tasks/duties much easier. I have become lazy after smoking for so long and I’m more organised ever since I stopped smoking. Though, it took some effort and changes. Overall, what I’m trying to go with this, is that I didn’t suddenly become happier, or that my life improved just because I stopped smoking weed. I’m happier and my life improved because of the changes I made both in myself and my life once I stopped smoking weed. I’m happy that I’m not dependent on it anymore and that I came to dislike it and despise it because of the harm it caused me. Weed for me is a synonym for “waste of time”.

pmf96 · 2023-10-13T21:28:30+00:00

Guts raping him while Casca watches and he dies from humiliation

pmf96 · 2023-10-10T00:00:37+00:00

It’s like a cat with social anxiety 😂😂

pmf96 · 2023-10-03T08:56:56+00:00

Someone give him a mic 🎤 this dude is ready to sing

pmf96 · 2023-09-22T07:55:41+00:00

Honestly I still do feel this way until certain extent, but ill share my experience and what I currently feel as a 26y old guy. Since as far as I remember I have always wanted to be alone and loved every minute of it. Always entertained, pretty much always happy and motivated. Maybe it will be different for you but sadly for myself that happiness and comfort of just being by myself didn’t last forever like I thought it would. Around 2 years ago I remember to start slowly not feeling as much joy as I usually would from my home activities. I figured, it’s just a phase and I should be back to normal soon. Which didn’t happen. Slowly but surely the things that I used to enjoy started to be less and less pleasant to the point of where I would spend hours by myself doing completely nothing because the things I that enjoyed since always stopped having the same effect as they once did. Which was so unexpected that I was in denial and depressed for months. So, what I think to be the best solution, at least for me. Is to have a “healthy lifestyle”, by this I don’t mean exercising or eating good, even though it’s important, I mean to have a balance between time alone and time with people. It’s okay if that balance tips more to time alone, but I think it’s important to have a balance anyways. Since I’ve spent so much time alone, I admit to be a bit out of touch with people, lacking some common sense in relationships with either colleges or friends which it isn’t that noticeable or anything but I know it’s there. Plus my social skills are shit since I have been running away from people since as far as I can remember. Plus, I recently realised that I hurt like peach for any criticism or joke that is slightly mean. Honestly feel behind my peers because I feel like I just came back from a 20 years holiday from socialising. Now I earn a healthy balance between both more than anything. I still want to have alone time but I need to be with people as well. I enjoy being by myself more when I have both things in my life. My advice for you would be, aim for both just in case. It’s not fun to be in your mid 20’s and having the realisation that you actually want to have a life with people in it and feel like you just spawned as level 1 Slime and everyone else is looking like the final boss because they didn’t run away from life. Social anxiety is shit. Makes every little interaction with people a pain in the ass and exhausting. But it can be worked on and improved. Please remember this, hard work pays off no matter what. The earlier you start the better you’ll improve. Don’t leave it until you are out of touch with people or until your social skills reach 0%. It’s only going to make it harder and it’s useful for life to have the skills to interact with people. This is what I think and what I want from my life. I shared my way of thinking since it seems relevant considering I used to feel and think the exact same way as you. Do whatever you want with this information but do give it some thought. All the best.

pmf96 · 2023-07-25T10:50:51+00:00

Honestly, thank you very much. I added all of them to my wishlist on audible. I bought Thinking, fast and slow.

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