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And they blame @hishamezzalarab for hiring international talents ☠️ i can't lol

@vodafone_de @vodafone_de Wenn eure Infrastruktur es nicht schafft, alle gleichzeitig verbundenen Nutzer (z.B. sonntags) zu tragen, warum gebt ihr weiterhin Anschlüsse raus? Das muss untersucht werden.

@vodafone_de Gottes strafe auf Erden, macht ihr Witze mit mir? Das DSL ist jeden Sonntag instabil. ich verliere etwa alle 15 Minuten für Sekunden oder Minuten die Verbindung. Ich kann weder spielen noch arbeiten. Ich dokumentiere alles und werde die rechtliche Schritte einleiten.

It seems what this kid wanted was clear somehow, i just had to give him access to it and i am having fun. I don't feel awkward, i am accepted, listened to, noticed and attractive.

I had a panic attack for the first time in a couple of years maybe, but it felt different like breaking out of something, more than falling into a hole, like making a bigger crack in the numbness. I am healing.

I love that i can't find the words to describe it. too pure. Perspective changing. Standards resting. Hope giving. The universe organized this short sync. I am not mad anymore. The art of having everything & nothing. I think 15 years old will find me pretty cool.

@CandiceHollaway Is this like the red pill version but for women? LoL.

I’ve been on both sides of this. While I think the genuine turn on is there for some women, I think for 80-90% that think they like this have a hidden driver for this behavior. Most of the time it’s a way to avoid real intimacy and to protect yourself when and if something inevitably goes wrong. There is a huge difference between wanting a man other women want (all women want this), to letting them have him. The women that sleep with a taken man tend to be vicious and are eagerly waiting to replace you. Bad idea 9 times out of 10.

+ Job localizing without solving the issue is STUPID. Mostly even if you solved the issue.

Not in general, but the real gap is in infrastructure and systems, which are still catching up. Just look at the internal IT in many organizations poor standards, weak governance, and little adherence to best practices. In that kind of ecosystem, how can talent truly grow?

You probably aren't interested in actually engaging on this, but fuck it. 1. His work reinforces the dominance hierarchies that lead to the social stratification that has made the elites untouchable and unaccountable. 2. His "clean your room" philosophy essentially encourages people to be disengaged from society until they bring their own lives into order. Yet, he has engaged with society despite several notable personal issues that he has not resolved. In other words, he does not practice what he preaches. 3. He acknowledges the profundity of Nietzsche's statement that "God is Dead," but then attempts to lazily philosophically side-step the supposed problem of nihilism by simply trying to undo God's death. When asked if he believes in God directly, he will not provide a straight answer, because what he believes in is not God, but rather the social value of belief in God. This is nothing more than the intellectual retardation of humanity. 4. He speaks in verbose generalities to obscure simple meanings and practices a philosophy of, "if you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit." Great communicators take big complicated ideas and distill them to their essence. Peterson does the opposite. He takes small simple ideas and inflates them into pompous labyrinths of ponderous pedagoguery. 5. He is essentially a second-rate self-help guru masquerading as a philosopher. That all being said, if you can derive some positive message from him, that's great. If he helps you clean your room or stand up straight or whatever, that's great. But when things progress from, "here's an interesting academic that has some worth considering to say" to "here's this great philosopher who has profoundly important things to say" then I start to take issue.

@sara331170 اخوكي ده عيل بلطجي ولازم يتحبس اعتداء جسدي. U are sick people i am just sayin

And if I don’t turn that into something bigger than just getting by, I don’t think I’d forgive myself. I don’t measure anyone else’s intelligence by money only my own.

There’s also a part of me that takes some satisfaction in outgrowing consultants after they’ve spent years deep in a niche especially when I can grasp and replicate the same thing within 48 hours of seeing a system for the first time. Not out of arrogance but confirmation

This doesn’t mean I’ve stopped caring about tech at all. If anything, it’s gone beyond just an interest it’s become a kind of drive.

When life slips away from you, drop by drop, it doesn’t all come back at once. Sometimes, it might not come back at all. But a little bit of life is enough and having more of it matters.

But the “tech boi” in me grew up and found himself drawn to other things: writing, poetry, philosophy, art, literature, humanities, nature, music. And now, for the first time in my life, I’m buying my very first painting & drawing kit. I’m genuinely happy.

If I hadn’t been into tech as a kid, I probably would’ve never stepped into this field yet somehow, it’s what feeds me today.

So even if I don’t understand… even when something in me goes quiet in a way it shouldn’t… I won’t close.

And I think of that line from How I Met Your Mother: You think your only choices are to swallow your anger or throw it in someone’s face. But there’s a third option you can just let it go. And only then is it really gone, and you can move forward.

I think I was born with a flaw: I need to know. It doesn’t matter what, why, or when my brain has always struggled with the gaps. Then one day, the big questions came: Who are we? Why are we? What are we doing here?