friendlyHornet
Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
I recently flew on long flight with Qatar Airways and their library is massive. Almost any movie, show or album I could think of was in there
It's a podcast where the host reads a soothing story she wrote where very little happens
Themes include a huge range of topics such as working in her garden, stuff she sees while hiking, preparing a gift for a friend's wedding, etc
The stories take placr in a village called Nothing Much. Each story is independent but there are recurring characters
I often fall asleep before the episode ends
Money. I want money. That's the reason I am applying to your job offer. I found a job offer that meets my skillset and I applied to it because I want an income.
But this isn't what you expect me to write, is it? You want something more, so I'm going to bullshit you so I can get the job that will allow me to get money
I am
- procrastinating less
- having less headaches
- coming up with more creative solutions at work
- being more attentive and present in social interactions
- ACTUALLY FEELING HAPPY AGAIN
I don't know how much of this is placebo, but ever since the corona lockdown started here in Germany, my sleep has been completely messed up. For the last two years, I felt like a zombie, like I was kinda living my life but not really there. I came to a point where I said to myself "I can't remember the last time I was actually happy or enjoyed anything".
So I've been trying to take better care of my health and fitness overall, and sleeping better is one of the thibgs I started doing
Facebook has already been found to be storing passwords in plaintext [0]
How can you trust them, or any other social media for that matter? Even if they do everything right, you are increasing the chance of giving your id to s service is that will get hacked by just giving it to more services
* [0] https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-passwords-plaintext-cha...
There is absolutely no chance that it will ever get leaked, misused or stored unencrypted
I wonder if this tradition influenced Halloween in any way
Note: my family are Orthodox Christians from Jordan, but we celebrate this festival slightly differently than what is described in [0], but I know predominantly some Christian towns celebrate it as the article describes even today
0. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_il-Burbara