stef25

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by stef25 3y ago
Thanks for the advice :) Paradoxically I'd feel more comfortable telling my life story and recent mishaps to a total stranger than to someone who I spend 8 hrs in an office with. Something to do with if it comes across wrong or people
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by stef25 3y ago
How long has that been going on for? If it goes on for many years you might find yourself very alone during times you really don't want to be. Made that mistake myself and wish I had not.
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by stef25 3y ago
Something I noticed at my current workplace (20 employees, 80% women and mostly between 20-30 yrs old) is that all the girls constantly take breaks or walks together to just to be with each other and get things off their chests. They freque
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by stef25 3y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not but I recently met a girl with an amazing smile and tons of confidence who stared in to my eyes for hours on end and it's exactly that which had such an effect on me.
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by stef25 3y ago
> It wasn’t for me; I’m not saying it’s not for others. It was for me for a while until I got the fear after a near crash, became a father and ... it's not really worth it anymore. Still get dark thoughts about all the close calls I
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by stef25 3y ago
That's a ninja move my mom once did - cars rear ending each other in front, doing an emergency swerve in to the next lane and the guy who was behind her slamming in to the ones who were in front. That was in car. It's very difficu
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by stef25 3y ago
Hmm ... there's this famous study that examined a whole lot of motorcycle crashes and if I recall correctly, the vast majority of injuries & death were due to: lack of experience, being close to home (when you just set off or about
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by stef25 3y ago
Wind can also be a nightmare. When riding on a highway in Spain, south of Barcelona I was sure I was going to die cause the wind just blew me all over the place.
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by stef25 3y ago
Something I figured out after riding a 650 through town for a few years is "assume you're invisible, and nothing else". That driver hasn't seen you, the road won't be clear after cresting that hill / taking tha
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by stef25 3y ago
That was one of my first personal projects over 20 years ago now. Didn't get much clicks on my ads though. And once you look in your logs to see what people are searching for, you'll quickly come to the conclusion you don't w
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by stef25 3y ago
> I worked in pharma for a few years on clinical trial systems Same here. What did you see that didn't make you lose trust? What I saw if anything was the rigorous work required to get a drug on the market. FDA inspections were fear
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by stef25 3y ago
> They do get to see how the sausage is made Not sure what sausage they see being made. They're trained to evaluate patients, carry out emergency procedures, take measurements and administer medicine as instructed by a doctor. It&#x
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by stef25 3y ago
> 1 of my aunts - an RN - is getting reinstated after 2 years because she was fired for telling people "the jab will kill you". This was after she tried to convince my other aunt - another RN - that she should not get the vacci
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by stef25 3y ago
Citizens aren't being criminalised ... > setting up means for spying on 100% of the people These means have existed since for ever. Phone taps have been around for as long as phones have existed, way before they became smart. Letter
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by stef25 3y ago
It's probably referring to acts carried out by youngsters in the banlieus (low income areas of France's big cities). Stuff like ambushing police and fire brigades for lolz, partaking in protests they care nothing about to just loo
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by stef25 3y ago
But no apps or dodgy email links you can hack them with, perhaps? No idea The most basic phones don't have KaiOS. There are / have been hacks using SMS that didn't even require the user to do anything, but then again they req
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by stef25 3y ago
They're not that smart. There's been several cases of "secure phone systems" getting breached by the govt who then got access the entire underworld's communications. Why don't they just use Telegram / Wh
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by stef25 3y ago
Back to 15$ Nokias I guess
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by stef25 3y ago
Zerodium has entered the chat
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by stef25 3y ago
> Most UFO reports fall into the Optical Illusion category Indeed. Here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rendlesham_Forest_incident you can listen to the audio recording of some soldiers investigating what happened at
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by stef25 3y ago
> The idea of whole departments in the US government being staffed with them is absurdist nonsense. Someone who works in astrophysics for a govt entity in the US told me they have such massive budgets that it's not uncommon to throw
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by stef25 3y ago
Here's an analogy ... one of the core devs of some important language finds a bug that would have wide ranging security implications world wide but doesn't really want to reveal evidence of it and his colleagues certainly don&#x27
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by stef25 3y ago
> based on what we know about physics, we will never interact with them It's probably too an obvious question to ask but seeing how knowledge is continually expanded can that claim really be made with known unknowns and unknown unkn
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by stef25 3y ago
> he claims that an intelligence official One guy claims, might as well stop there. I'm on the side of wanting to believe, it's just important to stay skeptical because if it were all true it would probably be one of the most i
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by stef25 3y ago
I was told on the phone I had vitiligo cause the doc mixed up my results with those of another patient. Devastated upon getting the news, so much relief when I went to visit him to discuss treatment and he told me the mistake.
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by stef25 3y ago
Without wanting to downplay the effects of being told you have cancer, one has to wonder if the doctor or lab should be responsible for whatever an unstable person does upon receiving this news. The examples you mention would be just as bad
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by stef25 3y ago
They ship to many more countries actually, just ordered a kit
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by stef25 3y ago
> I highly recommend you get your genetics and start learning about it all What's the best place to do this? I'm in the EU > As for depression, I suggest you look at inflammation an immune system as a regulator I made some d
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by stef25 3y ago
Yeah, I believe you :) I'll with that in 10 years.
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by stef25 3y ago
Respectfully, the last thing I'm going to do is put in work with my ex wife. When the kids are with me I'll do whatever I want. Those types of discussions are one of the reasons why we're no longer together.

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