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Hi everyone, I’m new to Reddit so this is my first post - just curious if anyone’s had a similar experience??? I’d say I’m quite outgoing and chatty, but I’ve been finding UNSW a lot more socially difficult than I expected. I’ve joined a few societies, which has definitely helped, but outside of that it often feels like people already have their own established friend groups and aren’t that open to new people. For context, I study mechanical engineering, so I knew it would be male-dominated (obviously) but I didn’t realise just how extreme it would feel day-to-day!!! The ratio of men to women is actually kind of insane to me - most of my tutes I’m one of the only girls in...

I kept seeing memes about this so I thought it’d be funny to do one of these. I worked part time in a chain video game and pop culture merchandise store for a few years. I liked the job for the most part and had many good times as well some downright cringeworthy and scary stories. AMA

There’s a strong temptation to make automation feel smart. People build these intricate systems with conditions, branches, fallbacks and edge case handling as if they’re designing something that should never fail. In reality, that’s exactly what makes it fragile. The setups that actually hold up over time tend to look almost too simple. One input comes in, it goes to one place and triggers one obvious action. No clever logic. No trying to predict every possible scenario. Just a straight line from start to finish. The moment automation tries to think, it usually creates more problems than it solves. Silent failures, misrouted data, missed steps and the worst part is that everything a...

I kept noticing that every time I wanted to save something on my phone, I was creating a future problem for myself. Screenshot it, drop it in Notes, leave a tab open, save it to some app I never open. The thing was saved. It was also completely gone. My short project story is that my wife and I were expecting our first baby and the amount of stuff we were both trying to save and share exploded overnight. Pram comparisons, nursery links, NHS pages, baby monitor reviews. My mind went to Notion but I knew I'd spend an hour building a system before saving a single thing. My other option was some bookmarking app from the App Store but I knew it would want a monthly subscription and prob...

Alright, I would love my fellow Pro enjoyers to chime in and see if this was anything to worry about. Recently, I finished Killzone: Shadow Fall (and personally? Really underwhelming and **** frustrating at times, but I digress). The whole game, performance-wise, was really solid, except for one section of Chapter 9; I had died and was waiting on the loading screen to get me back into action, but when it did, the game was basically like 3 FPS for a few seconds, after which it booted me to the home menu/dashboard \*\*with no crash message\*\*, like I had come to expect back in the PS4 and PS3 days. What was further confusing, the game hadn't shut down, and when I clicked on the Killzon...

Hi everyone, I’ve been going through a lot of local e-waste recently (mostly small pickups and community drop-offs), and I keep running into a pretty common situation: devices that are still fully functional but have major screen damage, especially iPads and older tablets. The electronics themselves still power on, charge properly, and seem completely usable internally but the screens are either shattered, blacked out, or unresponsive. In most cases, the repair cost is actually higher than just replacing the device, so they usually end up sitting in a “maybe later” pile. I’m curious what others here typically do in situations like this: * Do you try to salvage parts (batteries, b...

**We save everything we need to find later as screenshots that take up our camera roll. We just all pretend that's fine.** I kept noticing that every time I wanted to save something on my phone, I was creating a future problem for myself. Screenshot it, drop it in Notes, leave a tab open, save it to some app I never open. The thing was saved. It was also completely gone. My short project story is that my wife and I were expecting our first baby and the amount of stuff we were both trying to save and share exploded overnight. Pram comparisons, nursery links, NHS pages, baby monitor reviews. My mind went to Notion but I knew I'd spend an hour building a system before saving a sin...

The Chozo were noted for their highly advanced technology, greater than most every other civilization. Though the Chozo would [wane as a species and practically leave galactic society](https://imgur.com/a/Cci7Hav), they left behind many of their inventions. Perhaps the greatest being their Power Suit, one of which was left in the care of Samus Aran, their chosen warrior. [A Chozo warrior compared with the Power Suit Samus will use.](https://preview.redd.it/kvvtbdxknqug1.jpg?width=517&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=909d79a922ec4501521d9b7c8fc39a0db9c237a8) The Power Suit can manifest from the user at will, but [requires unfathomable mental energy and concentration.](https...

**This must be a really cool idea that would compete with Auto 180 or maybe MOGGED that outrageous gun, and hey this gun looks pretty badass with its own specifications** **This is Ultimax 100 also known as "Singaporean typewriter" due to its distinguish design that resembles the Infamous Thompson M1 (Aka "Tommy gun, duh", is a Light Automatic Machine Gun (LAMG) that has been operated since 1982 by Singaporean army, it was designed by L. James "Jim" Sullivan who contribute to the development of the legendary AR-15/M16, Manufactures by the Chartered Industries of Singapore (Now renamed as St Kinetics)** **Irl, this machine has 100 round bullets on one magazine...

Hi everyone, I am trying to recreate a real product in a 3D sketch program by following reference photos. I have managed to make most of it, but there is one part where I am completely stuck. I cannot figure out how to model that section so that it matches the real product the way it looks in the photo. I am planning to upload both the photo of the actual product and a screenshot of the part I am struggling with in my 3D sketch. I would really appreciate any advice on how you would approach modeling that part and what techniques or steps I should try. Thank you in advance.

Okay first off, sorry for the clickbait title and uninteresting post: but this is my reply to the [yesterday's post](https://www.reddit.com/r/hoggit/comments/1sicsfh/the_bfm_youve_learned_is_wrong_onecircle_and/) and [the comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/hoggit/comments/1sicsfh/comment/ofjrhnm/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) from u/[GM\_Custom\_Sauces](https://www.reddit.com/user/GM_Custom_Sauces/) and while I usually post this as a comment reply this is going to be a bit longer than I initially expected so I reckoned I'd post it as a separate post. Before I begin, all of the [tacviews](h...

Took me forever to choose which games to include. Honorable mentions: Tetris, Super Mario Land 3, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, The Sim 2.

Hey everyone, just thought I would jump on to ask some advice/tips you all have about going in for job interviews with NSW Health. I applied for a variety of admin jobs at my local hospital, and surprisingly, I have interviews for all of them. for those of you who have been through the interview process, what was it like? Or for those of you who do/have done the interviewing/been part of the panel, what do you look for in a candidate? I'm really nervous for these interviews and would absolutely love to get a job offer, if not multiple offers, for these roles. Many thanks in advance.

I cycled the Shimanami Kaido both ways over 3 days. From Onomichi to Omishima, Omishima to Imabari, Imabari all the way back to Onomichi Since i had a few unanswered questions myself, before setting out, figured I'd share my experience in relation to what i was wondering about: * If you want to do it in one day, I'd recommend Imabari to Onomichi. The Imabari end has closer together and steeper inclines; better to do them fresh rather than at the end. * I recommend sticking by the coast on Innoshima. It's only a 1km longer than the recommended blue route and much prettier than going inland. * The loop around to Miyaura on Omishima adds a ton of distance and isn't particu...

**He Carried Me When I Had Nothing Left** People often express this sentiment after you've endured a challenging period. They look at you—still standing, still breathing, still moving forward—and say, *“You handled that with so much grace. You’re so strong.”* Every time I hear it, there’s a quiet resistance in me, because it’s simply not true—not in the way they mean it. I wasn’t strong… Not even close. **The Breaking Point** There were days when I had nothing left—moments when the weight of everything pressed so heavily that even getting through the next hour felt impossible. I walked through heartbreak that didn’t just hurt but also fractured something deep...

I am admitted into cmu’s school of computer science and Berkeley EECS. a) I wanted to know how much more advanced and in depth is cmu’s curriculum compared to Berkeley. I know they are both top schools but is cmu’s cs education strictly in terms of course content and offerings that much more advanced, better or in-depth than Berkeley. Or are they relatively similar? b) If so, does that extra rigor and extra knowledge gained at cmu have any tangible impact for tech careers. Does it actually make you more skilled or intellectual for job prospects or make you a better coder or algorithm problem solver compared to some EECS graduate at Berkeley. Note: although Berkeley is electrical en...

I’ll be honest apartment living took some getting used to. first time posting so yeah just sharing. when i first moved in i noticed everything. noise, smells, people coming and going. it felt like a lot at once. i kept comparing it to having more space before. which didn’t help at all. but over time things started to shift. not because everything changed but because i did a bit. i stopped focusing on every little thing. started appreciating the convenience more. like being close to stores and everything. also not dealing with big maintenance stuff myself. that’s a huge plus honestly. i’ve gotten used to the rhythm of the place. people moving around, doors opening, normal life stuff. ...

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I use to read a few years ago, but I dropped the habit due to my studies. But now few books have turned yellow. Was it my fault or its natural Sorry for being silly

for those needing an elvish patch, no, don't have, but get a auto translated from app store. mine is green. beginning is difficult to translate but once the game starts its showing the dialouge near perfect!