Am I missing something, or is there no native way to see the time with seconds in ios?
I need to do certain tasks at work within a 30 second time limit, yet I can't see the time down to the second anywhere?
My Spotify has suddenly become unbearably slow. It always used to be slow, but now it seemingly straight up refuses to play songs and search for songs. I'm talking about genuine minutes of loading at times. I've done the usual troubleshooting steps of deleting cache and reinstalling.
Has anybody else noticed problems in Spotify lately?
Ik heb op het moment een goedkope Quechua rugzak van de Decathlon, maar zo'n expliciete wandel rugzak oogt gewoon niet heel mooi naar werk. Ook neem ik veel mee naar werk, 16 inch laptop, grote lunch (verse groenten, crackers, pakje cottage cheese en wat kwark), notitieblok, verzorgingsartikelen, en het past allemaal maar net aan.
Dus was ik benieuwd, wat voor tas nemen jullie mee naar werk?
Hoi,
M'n remschijven en blokken zijn voor helemaal versleten, dus ik heb een prijs aangevraagd om ze te laten vervangen op m'n Ford Fusiun+ 2007. Alleen heb ik hier 0 verstand van. Is dit een beetje een normale prijs?
Ik kan niet beschrijven waarom maar had gehoopt dat het wat lager zou uitvallen haha
UPDATE: Naar een andere garage gegaan, zelfde dag geregeld voor €370. Bedankt allen!
Hey everyone,
I’ve got a question and I’d really like some outside perspective on my situation.
Right now I have a pretty boring job at a recycling-type facility, but I only work behind the scenes. I sit at a desk on my laptop most of the day and the work is very reactive. Basically I just wait for bins or bags to get full and then replace them, and I do some cleaning around the place. So it’s things like swapping out a bag maybe 8 times a day, mopping here and there, and trying to stay busy in between. Because of the downtime I read a lot and listen to podcasts, which helps a bit, but it still feels like I’m just filling time rather than actually doing something meaningful.
The job pays quite well, a lot better than my previous roles, so I do feel grateful for that part. I also have ADHD and I’m on medication for it, in case that matters for context.
The thing is, even though I know a lot of people would probably be happy with an easy, well-paying job like this, I feel like I’m slowly going crazy from boredom. The days feel really long, I get frustrated, I lose motivation, and I end up feeling drained. It’s actually weird because I used to work in a wood factory doing really physical work all day, and even though that was exhausting, I felt more alive in a way than I do now.
So I’m kind of stuck. I don’t know if I should just try to accept this job and find more ways to keep myself busy so I can keep the good salary, or if I should start looking for something else that challenges me more mentally and feels more meaningful, even if that means more effort for similar or maybe even less pay.
Would appreciate hearing how others see this, thanks in advance!