#programming help online

[son-of-avraham]

American jews 🤝 Israeli jews

"holy shit, I'm so scared for you in your country - it isn't as bad for me in mine!"

[pokemonshelterstories]

What if your rotom records your snoring because its worried about you? We may think its funny, but imagine if YOUR human was lying there, not moving, choking and dribbling at 3AM.

my rotom used to overheat my phone until it shut down unless i let it play candy crush saga. i don't think that's what's going on.

[florida3exclamationpoints]

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[sweetestflow3rs]

what art programs do u use??? and if u use procreate do u have any brushes u’d share by chance,,,,

I AM SO SORRY ANON…. I’M A CLIP STUDIO PAINT GIRLIE, BEEN HERE SINCE I WAS 15….

( which if still want to see my brushes i put them up on this post )

[mwolf0epsilon]

Ah, the sweet sweet smell of justice in the Thomas Tags.

[cesium-sheep]

I have been focused exclusively on Surviving for so fucking long that I kind of forgot I wanted to do anything other than that. I wanted to get a psyd and a counseling license once I could save up the money for school. I wanted to get crochet guild mastery once my credit card was paid off. I was actively working towards getting licensed when I got sick, even though it may have looked to the outside like a random detour.

also I keep reiterating how young I was because age never worked the same for me in the first place, as a severely parentified and neglected child. I think of college kids as kids and it's normal for them to do dumb childish stuff, but I really fucking wasn't even if I should have been. and now I'm in my 30s but I've been debilitatingly sick since I was 22 and other people think I've missed out on formative experiences and now I get infantilzed instead, despite still carrying (and up until quite recently being relied on for!) the parentification broad-spectrum hypercompetence. it's not that 18 year olds can't be good at stuff, there are world class athletes that are 18. it's that that particular skillset is one that a kid shouldn't be in a position to develop so fully so early. I wasn't doing it one hour a month for volunteer credits or some shit, I had no protections at all. and now I've got this masterwork just gathering dust in a closet, metaphorically speaking, because I can't get it assessed in order to actually get fucking paid.

idk man it's hard to explain. even with the wisdom of age or whatever I can see I was genuinely already really fucking good at my job even back then, and this isn't clouded by recollection but coming from looking at direct verbatim record. I can never, ever, ever expect anyone else to be that good at it, even when it's very literally their paid and licensed job. which implies nobody should have to develop that level of skill just in general, let alone as a kid. which also implies my level of skill is unusual.

it's just kind of a lot of stuff tangled together. as usual. I didn't get a lot of practice at existing.

[shikai-the-storyteller]

Me going into that interview powered-up from all the luck and well-wishes from my family and friends like:

[lesbianstarlightglimmer]

Tbh the strangest and most concerning thing about kids that I’ve observed get steadily worse is how these kids just…don’t know how to use a computer???

Like if you put a 12-15 year old kid and my 50 something year old mom next to each other and asked them to copy and paste using a computer, both would look at me like a deer in headlights!!

And yes I know some of this is because schools just don’t really have computer classes anymore (like I had ones that taught “proper” typing, Microsoft office programs like Word and PowerPoint, etc.) but like??? Every school I’ve been to so far has had computers for students so they’re all on devices all the time yet still don’t know how to use them.

Hell, they barely know how to type a URL in! Like! Huh! I’m genuinely concerned about them not knowing how to use a computer properly and how they use it so freely without proper thought and care as to what they put out into the world.

[dravidious]

I just found a way to deckbuild and potentially play online multiplayer with my custom cards. This is awesome

[dunmertwink]

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[sudusong]

Rematching comfort media (george trombley's Japanese From Zero lessons) bc I'm rusty and want to get active with the language again, and bc I'm feeling stressed out and need to relax so bad...

(I just feel really warm inside when i rewatch his videos. I hope i get to 250th+ episode again this time :) )

[eliadeleon5]

My partner is doing a survey for his undergraduate dissertation in Game Design. If you play games, please help out by submitting a response! ♡

[crescentmp3]

wah...

[quicksilversquared]

My ArcGIS program has apparently decided that it hates me specifically and is refusing to do, like, basic-ass functions, even when I follow my tutorial step-by-step. So that's fun. Tried getting help on Reddit, I don't think they know what particular function I'm referring to. Probably going to try to do the lesson on the Virtual Workspace tomorrow if my advisor didn't successfully order glycogen today, but considering that the ArcGIS add-on that I need to use for my project can only be used on my personal computer, I do actually need to get my version to start cooperating sometime in the near future.

[volfoss]

Sincerely as a former user of both Excel and sheets, it is nuts how much easier libre office calc is. Not in the typical way that certain things are easier to access but moreso that the formulas and ways things are set up just work with my brain better. I never really had much need to learn formulas in Excel because there were so many and the layout felt over complicated, and don't even get me started on sheets. But with calc, there's a lot more freedom with the formulas and a lot of the skills you have from either of those other programs carries on here. Not a super big point or anything to this post, just simply very appreciative of what calc can do.

[draconicsplendor]

Why do some university students two years younger than me not know how to use Microsoft Office? I knew that schools don't teach computer skills as much as they used to, but like... this is worrying.