We're getting a suspicious number of leaks, considering oil being a vital and expensive stuff hmm

Thanks! Through these 4 months I haven't found out anything, I got a temporary job as well so I haven't had much of free time either.

One thing I saw is splitting the task even smaller than the usual. Things like"I'll just open the document/ write one line and see how I feel" which might work sometimes.

I was concerned about doing the thing that's already been done by other people but it dawned on me that when I cook (I love cooking), I'm doing the same thing. Using a recipe shared by hundreds of people, yet it's still fun and has a personal touch. That one was really helpful.

It's my las month at the job so I'll be able to get back to coding soon and test the findings.

Ahh I see. Have fun then :3

Does libretube, newpipe or revanced support screen casting?

Oh well, maybe that's true.

Oww too bad x( I thought it won't stay like this. I'll try the method though.

I'm breaking the tasks down whenever I can and it really helps. This time it's different because most od the time I don't know the details, only find out as I go. That's the trouble with being a beginner

Does the "not-ending" apply to really small things though? I think mine can have an end, it's more of a demonstration than a serious thing.

That makes sense. I arrived to a similar conclusion so I'm switching the tasks up from time to time but I think I'll reinforce that because right now it's not planned out the best way. It can be improved.

Maybe, ironically, doing other tasks will actually help me accomplish more of the main one. I feel like it could work that way.

It's a last resort. I don't like using it and it's a 50/50 anyway. One time it suggests reasonable things, the other time it totally misses the point. I'm not sure if the suggestions are following best practices too.

Nestle owns like 20 candy brands or something so it's not so simple

I wonder how unsecure those are. I don't know much about cybersec but my senses are tingling.