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Dull, but good for making money and also passed some qualifications. Better than 2020 too, although that's not exactly a challenge.

Someone who was there for me. Buying some possessions I want, like guitars, audio and art equipment, stuff for home. Teaching myself some skills I want. A job where people respect me a little more. More money, but not a lot. To move out of this dead end town.

I'm in my late thirties and am trapped in a catch 22 with building relationships. You need friends to make friends, and I have no relationships at all. It's not as bad as it sounds but it is very tedious and there's no help to get back into society. So is going back to school (not distance...

Waldo, the more you subscribe to the trend that your family members are "toxic", and "vent" about it, the more the relationship will mean something to you, consciously and unconsciously. This will feed a never-ending cycle and impact your remaining relationships negatively. The solution is to...

So mint spreads and grows inside other things if you're not careful?

Wish I had a garden to grow things! It would be nice to grow tomatoes, strawberries, rhubarb, spinach, basil, mint.. list is endless

Hi Tobakki3. You can do it! Is there a place where you can study quietly such as a library, a cafe or a hotel bar? It might be inconvenient but at least no one will bother you.

I am not referring to you Waldo. My main motivation is the trend of referring to other people as a disease. That might be acceptable terminology for a heated argument, however it is not a way to generally handle things, and not an excuse for deliberate long-term estrangement. Would you like it...

I have experience with this subject so I'll bite. The first thing to say is that you are quite wrong. It is true that some family members can turn bad. The element behind that is usually something like drugs. This is when they become complete liars, borrow and don't pay back, steal or turn...

I value my ignorance sometimes. A lot of things out there are only designed to lead you on or sell you something. Products.. politics.. Paying attention is not always the smartest move

Engine oil. And industrial fumes. Remind me of the city I grew up in.

I'm in my late 30s and my pension contributions are very low. Anyone else in the same position? My current work/life setup is allowing me to save a lot of money each month and I'm auto enrolled to the pension scheme in my new job. But it's only £75 a month. I'm toying with the idea of going...

Youtube Reuters Random crypto sites Getting into popular science atm

Not liking my jokes

Not sure if that quote makes a lot of sense. We all hold knowledge no one else has. Knowledge of that knowledge makes us unique and independent. No I wouldn't say it necessarily makes you lonely, but it does make you distinct.

Depends, for day shifts I get up at 6am. For night shifts around 5pm. They alternate a lot so it can get disorientating lol

It's called network+. Our systems often experience network failures so it's good to learn and use basic knowledge. Simple things like DNS lookups, tracert, using filters and pivot tables in Excel etc. are useful because others aren't familiar with them. Agree frameworks change so rapidly...

Security controller. Studying the N+. It's not paid for by the employer but it's relevant to the job

I'd love to work in IT but more on the hardware side, because scripting intimidates me. I can barely get C++ to run

60s style coming back into fashion