Office 2007 was good with serial key activation… it became cumbersome with new versions…

I started using Google sheets. I know the implications on storing/sharing personal data with Google.

But Google sheets is being used as my mini db to store all kind of data. I automated many stuff with Google app script with telegram bot.

I am 100% sure that now I can live without Excel.

I have no knowledge on wood working… but I can say it’s amazing for the first try.

I write code. When I look at the code/logics that I have written years ago, I would amaze by myself that how did I really do it. Hope you would have similar feeling in few years

I guess the person is asking for a mute switch. Once the microphone access is granted, the person can’t mute/unmute unless the website provides such an option.

Better stay away from this guy.

Almost all the Redmi/poco phones support lineage os at least the unofficial version.

An Indian / Tamil movie director made few films that are linked to each other. The fans call those movies part of the Loki verse.

Wiki page of the director: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lokesh_Kanagaraj

Alexander babu

Pittu, Kadalai kari

I have 4.67/5 in Uber. I’m not a driver.

Mostly rice and products with cooked vegetables. I drink only water.

Which app? Is it available on Android?

Is sleeping on the floor with a pillow wrong?

You can share the clipboard. I always do it between mobile and Linux pc. I assume you can’t keep the history of what you copied into the clipboard in Mac or iOS.

I’m from India and there are 18 government approved languages. I know only one and I feel difficulties in finding the right content in English or in my mother tongue.

I’m not a user of Apple products. But KDE has developed a tool to share stuff locally.

https://kdeconnect.kde.org/download.html

The requirement is that both the devices should be in the same local network. Give it a try and provide your feedback.

Was an AVP in a bank moved to a different company to work as a software consultant with a 10% hike. I would be earning more than what I’m earning if I had stayed, but I’m happy now.

The company I worked for had installed software that tracks keyboard and mouse movements, it considers I’m idle if I don’t touch them for 180 seconds. Sometimes I lose more than 50% of the time because of attending meetings, it would report I was unproductive.

It always gave me a feeling like someone constantly standing behind my back and watching.

I usually work fast and complete things well in advance and spend time in the thought process of solving problems and enhancing existing process. Though I delivered more than what was expected from me, I was feeling insecure by someone gauging my performance by the amount of time I spent on computers.

Android

I used my excel skills to create a Google sheet to fulfill your requirement.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18s_qFviyI2n9ONhd_MLDb9kIYWVfHccHlvqKvtjbabM/edit?usp=sharing

The cumulative interest is calculated at month level, I guess calculating at day level would be overall kill.

Transactions:

• Date: Transaction date
• Amount: the amount you like to deposit and withdraw (deposits in +ve and withdrawals in -ve)
• Comment: Any comments if you want to put
• Month: derived from the date col - used in the Monthly summary sheet
• Year: derived from the date col - to get per day interest rate
• Days: derived from the date col - to identify the number of days to apply interest
• Interest for days: Calculated interest on the month of deposit / withdrawal.

• The first 3 are inputs and remaining 4 columns are to be copy/paste from previous row.

Interest Rate:

• Year: Just the year
• Interest Rate Per Year: Input the interest rate per year
• Interest Rate Per Month: Interest Rate Per Year / 12 months
• Interest Rate Per Day: Interest Rate Per Year / number of days in a year
• The first two columns are input and remaining 2 columns are calculated

Monthly Summary:

• Month: Year and Month (the date is always 1 - check the formula bar). This is used to calculate cumulative interest and to get the deposit / withdrawals.
• Opening Balance: Closing balance of previous month
• Deposit / Withdrawals: Sum of deposit and withdrawals in a month - comes from ‘Transactions’ sheet
• Interest for deposits/WD: Day level interest calculated for the deposits and withdrawals for each month. This also comes from ‘Transaction’ sheet.
• Interest on balance: This calculates the cumulative interest portion. Interest rates are taken from ‘Interest Rate’ sheet at month level.
• Closing Balance: Sum of all the above.
• No inputs are needed in this sheet.

Hope it will be helpful and all the best for your kids future.

I do save something for my kid using this scheme. I try to put the maximum amount in a year. I wish my parents saved something for me, which would have supported my education.