20261027
- Cloudflare's human verification won't always be visible on the form. It runs in the background and only appears on the page when necessary.
- Commit the working tree changes with a sensible message.
- Let me check first. I'm not sure yet whether this can be done.
20261023
- Let me show you. / Let me show you how it works.
- But now I'm using my own account, so I need a dedicated, separate account.
- It would be better if each page's description were unique.
- Below is what it looks like.
- What does everyone think? Any thoughts or suggestions?
- The widget only comes in fixed sizes, so it can't be made smaller.
- We can make it appear only when verification is actually needed, so most visitors won't see it at all.
20261019
- I still need to make some changes.
- I'll deploy a preview version next week.
- I've updated the images and completed the revisions you mentioned last week. You can check out the latest version here.
- Our ops colleague is currently on leave, so deploying the preview site may take a little longer. I'll send you a shareable preview link as soon as it's ready.
20260930
- Could you say that again?
- Could you explain that part again?
- What was that?
- What does that mean?
- Exactly, that's what I mean.
- Sorry, I didn't quite catch that.
- I just want to make sure I got it right.
- Let me think for a second.
- I don't think so. / I'm not so sure about that.
- I think that works. / Works for me.
- I'm on board with that. / I'm okay with that.
- No more questions from me. Thanks.
- Got it. That makes sense. / Yeah, that's clear.
- I'll go through the design later.
- Got it. I can work from this design.
Got it. I'll go through the design later and start working on it.
- I'll be off next week, so I'll probably finish the development around the 22nd(twenty-second).
- Go ahead.
- Just a few fixes.
- I was just doing my part.
- Yep, I can see and hear you.
- Either is fine with me. / Both work for me.
- I think the first one is better.
- Zhiwei will be about 10 minutes late, so we can go ahead and start. / She's not here. She'll be about 10 minutes late.
- I'll go over the details with Zhiwei.
- I'll help get it deployed.
20260929
- She's been back home for a month. / She's been back in China for a month.
- She went back home a month ago. / She went back to China a month ago.
- Just a second, I'll go get it.
- It's a little crowded. / It's a bit crowded.
- I already did that.
- How long have you been living in Germany?
- I have been living in Germany since October 2024, so for over one and a half years.
20260916
- How about you guys? How is work going?
- I sure hope so.
- The entrance is at the back of the building.
- Would you like some more?
- No, you don't need to do that.
- He's working from home today. / He's doing home office today.
- I don't know that part very well.
- I haven't really worked on this project before.
- I just need some time to get familiar with the project.
- I don't know that part very well. I haven't really worked on this project before, so I just need some time to get familiar with it.
20260915
- Once the designs are ready, I can start implementing them right away. It should be done within a week.
- I'm not entirely sure. Maybe you could check with PdM? Once the designs are ready, I'll handle the development and help get it deployed as well.
- Product Manager (PdM)
- Project Manager (PjM)
- Engineering Manager (EM)
- Software Development Manager (SDM)
- When do you leave for work?
- You could say that.
- I guess I'll have to work overtime again tonight.
- This is so annoying.
20260914
- Which option would you recommend?
- Would you mind taking a photo of us?
- Could you help us for a moment?
- Sorry, I didn't quite catch that.
- I just want to make sure I got it right.
- Sorry, I didn't quite catch the time you mentioned earlier. Could you say that again? I just want to make sure I got it right.
- Now I'm even more curious about that.
- That's weird, I didn't order anything.
- what does a normal day look like for you?
- You look exhausted. What have you been doing all day?
- Sounds amazing, but I bet it's expensive.
- Maybe this is the perfect opportunity.
- I need a new bag, mine is too old.
- The flights are really long.
20260912
- Let's go inside.
- What are you doing? / I'm going grocery shopping for the week.
- What did you do? / I went grocery shopping for the week.
- Where did you go? / I went to get groceries for the week.
20260908
- Let's pick up from yesterday.
- What were we talking about yesterday?
- How's it going? / How have you been?
- Can't complain. / Pretty good. / Not bad.
20260907
- I read some articles online about using ChatGPT to improve English.
- Today is my first time trying it.
- Today is my first time using ChatGPT to improve my English.
It's my first time + doing something
- It's my first time visiting Munich.
- It's my first time speaking English with ChatGPT.
- I want to speak English, but I feel nervous.
Use feel like + a clause (subject + verb) to describe an impression or feeling.
- I feel like I'm getting better.
- I feel like I'm improving.
- Just before I start speaking, I don't know what to say.
- What's on your mind?
20260906
- I have acne. You can see it right here, and also here.
- I've had it for about ten years.
- Sometimes it gets better, and sometimes it gets worse, but it's not painful at all.
- I went to see a doctor last year. The doctor prescribed this medication, and it worked really well for me.
- After taking this medication, my acne has improved a lot, but it hasn't completely cleared up.
- Can I get a refill of this medication? / Could you refill this prescription for me?
- I only use a basic cleanser and moisturizer.
- My skin gets oily all the time. Is there anything I can do about that?
I've looked into it: our current Jira space can't be configured to automatically create tickets from emails sent to info@.
It's possible with Jira Service Management (JSM), but it would require significant changes, and emails have no bot protection, so spam would also become tickets.