Greetings, I am Ris Adams
Welcome to my blog! I'm Ris, a software developer with a knack for exploring the intersections of career, development, mental health, and personal growth. Through a mix of professional insights and quirky storytelling, I aim to share relatable experiences and actionable advice to help you thrive in both work and life. Whether you're looking for career hacks, tips to boost your well-being, or fresh perspectives on self-improvement, you've come to the right place. Let's navigate this journey together!
Blog Posts
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MFA on the command line with Powershell
Ever find yourself juggling endless passwords, worried about whether they’re secure enough? You’re not alone. In today’s digital landscape, protecting sensitive accounts and data goes beyond just a clever passphrase. Enter multi-factor authentication (MFA)—an effective layer of defense that makes sure a random intruder can’t waltz in with stolen credentials.
Practical Conversation Tips for Easing Social Anxiety
Social anxiety can feel overwhelming sometimes, but the fact that you’re looking for tips to improve your conversation skills is a solid first step.
Navigating the Social Media Landscape: Comparing Bluesky, Twitter, and Threads
In the ever-evolving world of social media, platforms rise and fall, each offering unique features that cater to different user needs. Three platforms that have garnered significant attention are Twitter, Bluesky, and Threads. This article delves into a comprehensive comparison of these platforms, outlining their pros and cons to help you decide which one aligns best with your social media preferences.
The Aftermath of Burnout: How to Rejuvenate Yourself
Hey there, friends. If you're reading this, chances are you've recently hit the wall and experienced burnout. First things first: you're not alone, and it's okay to feel this way. Burnout is a heavy load to carry, but with some gentle care and thoughtful strategies, you can restore your peace, health, and happiness.
Embracing Vulnerability and Honesty to Boost Collaboration at Work
In the fast-paced world of modern work, collaboration is the heartbeat of success. To truly thrive in a collaborative environment, it’s essential to foster trust and openness among team members. One powerful way to achieve this is by embracing vulnerability and honesty. While this approach can feel daunting, the rewards are immense. Let's explore how making yourself vulnerable and honest can enhance collaboration at work, along with some benefits and drawbacks.
How to Cope With Panic Attacks
If you suffer from panic attacks, then you understand the sheer fear that you face in the moment of an attack. Feeling powerless to stop it is one of the worst parts. Even if you despair that this constraint has become a part of you, take heart.
Latest Recipes
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Crispy Roasted Chickpeas
Picture the sizzle as tender chickpeas hit a hot oven, olive oil coating each little morsel to golden perfection. The crisp snap of a perfectly roasted chickpea pairs with fragrant spices that dance on the nose—an irresistible invitation for snacking that will leave you reaching for more.
Simple Syrup
Picture a warm stream of liquid sugar cascading into a glass, glistening with a soft golden hue as it mixes seamlessly with your favorite beverages. Simple syrup is all about pure sweetness—perfect for stirring into iced coffee, balancing out cocktails, or drizzling over desserts. It’s effortlessly smooth, instantly brings out rich flavors, and has a taste that keeps you coming back for more.
Spiced Cranberry Sauce
Picture plump, ruby-red cranberries simmering until they burst with sweet-tart flavor, filling the kitchen with the cozy aroma of the holidays. A spoonful of this homemade sauce is guaranteed to perk up any dish with its bright color, luscious texture, and refreshing zing—perfect for turning an ordinary meal into something special.
Bacon Chocolate Chip cookies
Here’s an updated version of classic Toll House cookies with a tasty bacon twist. The smoky, savory notes of bacon contrast nicely with sweet chocolate morsels. This recipe makes around 2 dozen cookies, depending on how large you scoop them.