I usually break down my projects into daily mini tasks which can be done under one hour. Abstraction, googling solutions etc take place when I'm commuting from home to work and vice versa (I simply save my research to Pocket), so accomplishing the mini tasks are simply when I have about 45 minutes to spare. Any issues are carried over to the next daily mini tasks.

It takes a while to get into long-term orientation with daily mini accomplishments, but it works (although most of the times I get too wired and end up spending few hours to tick off few mini tasks at once). Hope this helps!

@Alice thank you!!

@zlice *drawing the sequel*

@korrat or at least, refer to the guide that I’ve devised. some people are just numb to written instructions.

@jeeper I love OpenOffice! the thing is ... MS Office is included in the university's resources - I just want to get my money's worth

@Dollique I was so delirious with anger I didn't realize :")

@Ace71425 precisely. Their confusion just increase my frustration with both the problem and the project. Some people just deserve to be thrown into a pit full of hungry scorpions.

more than nearby fire alert?!
then again, the people in the fire might need flashlights...........

@AndSoWeCode tell me about it! tbh I love using Siri to quickly add events and reminders but it's so annoying to edit the voice input every single time.

@AndSoWeCode I told Siri to debug an app...... should've made it clearer 😂

"Smoothest server downtime I've had in my life."
"We didn't even know we needed one until we found NoUptime."
"Drives server downtown like no other."

how can I finish my work now??
great work though 👏

@DarthRanter tragically they replaced all the CPUs one month before the Windows 10 release

@404response imagine the guy who had to install it 5000x

@eshwarenm