To avoid any bad intentions, I don't have any my people. Me is unmarried (😭) muslim girl, but specifically for the one who asked, they are twenty something I guess. I lost track of the number. 😂

yesir🫡, yoo guys, this guy is so cool as a person, he is me in young boy version👶🏻



and what does this G means sensei?

As for the other genuine comments and appreciations, thank you all.

Now let me answer some questions I get asked most of the time.

1. Where do you get this confidence and speaking ability?

As I mentioned before, my childhood was quiet and lonely.
Around Grade 6, I started changing the way I looked at the world. I became curious about almost everything. I also watched anime and read books that convinced me communication was one of the best skills I could invest in for my future.

Once I had that mindset, one day I simply decided to execute.
I forced myself to raise my hand and present things I wasn't prepared for. I forced myself to stand at the classroom entrance and greet everyone who walked in. I volunteered in Mini Media whenever I got the chance. In general, I started connecting being scared with taking action.

Eventually, the fear died. Then I moved on to refining my communication—my tone, my confidence, the way I structured my thoughts, and how I delivered them.

This one skill has helped me more than I ever expected. During my Jemea service, I spoke with school principals, government officials, mashayikhs, and even police officers. It helped me win pitches, build relationships, and earn people's trust.

So, from my perspective, if you want to become a better communicator, you don't need some hidden talent.

You need two things:
--The right mindset—which you probably already have if you're thinking about improving.
--And the courage to repeatedly do what makes you uncomfortable.

Now, after years of practicing, I think I can do most of it almost automatically, even without preparation.

Communication is one of the most important skills you can invest in. It's what gets you into almost every room in the world.

Whether it's a job interview, talking to customers, shareholders, government officials, running your own business, communicating with your family, your partner, your children, or even speaking to God—you need the right words, the right presentation, and the right timing.

So start today. Don't let the fear of judgment stop you. Every single person judging you today will be gone in a hundred or so years, and no one will remember your awkward or cringe moments.

But if you overcome that fear, you might become someone whose story history refuses to forget.

Let's discuss other things in another day. now who is online? Let's lock in

The thing is, I am on Windows and downloaded WSL for the Odoo project. I am working on it from the Ubuntu side. But now, I can't find my code folder anywhere on the computer. The only way is to cd to it through the terminal and open it from there 😫. I want to see it through the File Explorer.

Yep, if you ever thought to working on Odoo, don't forget to download patience from whatever resource you get when preparing the setup — you're gonna need it soooo much.

After all, pulling an all-nighter is not that bad; I guess I can apply for TMOCians at this rate.

Good morning, my people☀️

gng we is sleeping

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My soldiers do not buckle or yield when faced with the cruelty of this world! My soldiers push forward! My soldiers scream out! My soldiers RAGE!!!

You heard me, soldiers 🪖

I spent most of today preparing the GitHub and Git setup for our team's Odoo project so everyone can jump in and start contributing smoothly.
...and then the CI workflow decided to make itself my full-time job. 😭

Here's what I learned along the way:
-Environment configuration matters more than you think.
-Containers should wait for their dependencies to be truly ready, not just "started."
-Small configuration mistakes can break an entire workflow.
-YAML is surprisingly unforgiving—one wrong indentation can ruin your day.
-Sometimes the issue isn't your code; it's an old container, a stale workflow, or even looking at the wrong CI run.
-Never panic before checking permissions and logs. Verify first, assume later.

Today I learned a lot more about how real-world software is built and maintained.

I really need a best friend, a girl who accepts me for who I am with no judgment. I need someone to share the crimes I am committing for real. I have an open spot if you are or know someone for this position 😭

what's your past midnight playlist?😇

I know the AI is thinking for me when I hit the same error for the 3rd time, and I still have no idea how I should solve it 😓

The moment all those dedicated hours start paying off, when things become clearer and simpler.🤌

I think i deserved my sleep now. Incase I don't see ya - goodnight, good morning and good day!