u/CtrlAltDelLife

I'm in a fairly senior role in IT and got one, but not taking it. I don't think this round will hit tech. That being said, I'm preparing for future rounds with the assumption I should be mobile by end of year. Hoarding case and grabbing a few AI related certs.

As an aside, I have a lot of ties to the financial world through family and friends and most seem to think the company wants to sell or merge based on how much we have slimmed down to basically one core line of business. Like, hoping an other mega healthcare giant will want to add our Medicaid line to their portfolio vs growing a new one.

Who knows. I like it here overall because I have a great team and manager, but I could see this all going downhill rapidly.

I thought the trust/mistrust/threaten/lovebomb loops in Winter King were rough. I had no idea what was coming in the sequel lol

Sorry to necro this thread, but this is the same question I had. 35-40% into the book, right after the grotto scene where first intimate contact happens. C. L. Wilson triggers my flavor of neurospicey with the looping/soft reboot of emotional tropes before allowing characters to grow and to me this feels like overdrive to the already frustrating growth pace of Winter King. In both books I find myself saying aloud, "we get it, move on, omfg!"

I would recommend, {Entreat Me by Grace Draven}. The FMC Louvaen is tough, witty, intelligent, and an all around badass.

Lily from {For Whom the Belle Tolls by Jaysea Lynn} is one of my favorite or all time for her intelligence, wit, personality, and overall strength.

Awesome, thank you.

Cool, thanks. I've never been into boxing and usually played solid solo classes like Necro and Shaman. I haven't played seriously since Planes of Power though. I'll jump onto a progression server once a year for a nostalgia tour or play some P99. That being said, I've been getting the itch to really try to get back into the game again full steam (no pun intended). I think finding a good guild that is newbie/returner friendly will help.

Yep. Seeing a lot on this forum. What messes with me is cycling back on it makes it go away. I don't want to take Lexapro just to stop my ears from ringing lol. Most days it isn't terrible but I'm hoping to find a pattern to make it less loud.

I am definitely finding, for me, some foods or ingredients trigger a spike.

Came here today for this reason. After being on Lexapro for a year I am now stuck with Tinnitus.. but its a bit different for me.

Mine will basically go away for a day or rarely two at at time then come back. At one point, I cycled back on Lexapro, it almost went away totally while I was on it. For some reason for me, being on the medication makes it almost completely fade after a few days. Quitting makes it come raging back.

I have almost noticed it seems to "spike" or lessen a bit based on what I eat. For example, if I have a lot of sugar or stuff like that one day , it really spikes. I have been obsessively reading a lot about people claiming to control it with low blood sugar diets, etc, etc. It is definitely a rabbit hole.

Thank you for your post.

Came to ask the same thing. I bought a F2-212 as a secondary NAS for my home lab what feels like a year ago and TOS 6 was "just about to come out." Whether this thing is "out" or not seems like it should be the plot of the next Robert Langdon novel.

You are my hero today.

They use Arch.

Also questions that come up a lot less when its not America as well.

The British version.

Luke being inconsistently stupid and often willfully stupid when he doesn't like a situation was a very exhausting part of the show.

I would suggest moving into pure engineering that would have no contact with end user support at all. My escape was to dig into cloud hard.

Thank you!

Mine finally upgraded.

Android 13 released on August 15. People who bought 2022 tablet models are still waiting for 12. Some flagships have 13, some not..

Hardcore Android fans like to remind people they don't, "need" the newest updates day 1, but for me I'm sticking to Apple for my daily driver because I do not find this kind of software cycle acceptable for a primary device. My android devices are regulated mostly to secondary stuff and lab.