Which app? Is it available on Android?

Same for me. I use solid explorer as I bought it.

I installed MXplorer on my mom's phone as it has all the necessary options and is free.

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.

Is there a guide to set up an oracle cloud that points to my home server?

I guess I can set up multiple subdomains to access multiple services that are running on my homeserver with different ports.

Android

https://en.creative.com/p/sound-blaster/sound-blaster-play-4

Check this. I'm not sure it is available for the country you live.

All my phones were bootloader unlocked before within the 15 days of purchase date. Never bothered about warranty. It is always custom ROMs.

1. At the beginning of the video the kid was speaking in Malayalam language. So the person is from Kerala.
2. He joined INS Shivaji, which started operations in 1945. Wiki: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/INS_Shivaji
3. Few trainees were moved to INS Valsura, which was started in 1942. Wiki: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/INS_Valsura
4. By seeing the video they had all training materials and machines, so it would have taken at least 5 to 10 years from 1945.
5. Later he mentioned that he joined INS Vikrant, which started operations in 1961 by the Indian Navy. Wiki: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/INS_Vikrant_(1961)
6. Another fact to consider is that Indian cinema moved to colour films after 1970. Wiki: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earliest_colour_films_in_South_India
7. Since the video is in B&W, I expect the footage would have been recorded between 1962 to 1970.