u/Anonymouseeeeeeeeees

I just finished my first internship and while I met a lot of engineers (some being industrial engineers) I felt like there was a lot of shade towards Industrial Engineering. I know what other people think about my career shouldn't matter, but I want to get a well paying job so how people view the degree matters.

Can I have some reassurance that this degree can still lead to high paying jobs/ a respected career.

My dentist looked at my x-rays and said that my wisdom teeth are too close to my nerve to remove without risking my jaw going numb. My issue is I can "feel" a slightly pressure/ache on the meft side (but I can't tell if it's because maybe I'm thinking about it). Also, the teeth are groing perpendicular and basically into my molars. What can I do? What are the chances on my jaw going numb? I don't want to waste all the money spent on braces

I want to join an engineering based club. I need to meet more engineers. My grades aren't the best but I've got internship and research which makes my resume strong. What should groups should I look into applying to?

I want to get a resin 3D printer, but I am very health conscious (too a fault) and I don't want to bother my roommates (we'll be sharing a house, but we each have a room). What should I buy to ensure no one is inconvenienced or affected by the printer and what safety should I take? I know I need good ventilation.

My plan is to buy some air purifiers, and print with an open window. For sound I'm going to pad the room with sound proofing foam.

For my own safety I'm going to get glasses and gloves (do you guys recommend getting a mask as well?).

Am I missing anything? Anything else I should know? I know I need the curing machine and all of that. I'm thinking about getting the Phrozen Sonic Mighty 8K 10.1" LCD 3D Printer

I've seen people suggestion waiting a few months before getting a tattoo, but I've had this tattoo design in mind for a few years. It's a massive black out tattoo with negative space for the design (both arms, upper chest, and upper back). I know this concept is a high commitment tattoo, and that it's not the wisest first tattoo, but I can't think of anything else I want.

I have a decent pain tolerance, especially if I have a motivation. I know that the tattoo would be hella expensive, take many many many sessions, and would require lots of research to find someone who knows what they're doing.

My question is, how do I deal with this being the first tattoo that I want? I've sketched out general ideas and placements for the tattoo.

I want to read a book where the main character becomes more and more evil, but without the reader noticing at first. Where there's always an excuse for why they do things, until a point where it's clear that they're in the wrong (similar to Breaking Bad). Any age and any reading level will do.

Just doing my part to increase the curve 🫡

My friends and I are trying to kill all the NPCs in the game, but I'm nervous we're going to miss someone. I'm sure we've missed someone in Act 1, but we passed the point of no return so too late (although where are the hidden NPCs in Act 1 so we can confirm whether or not we missed them).

As for Act 2 and 3, we're currently working our way through it. Who are some people that are easy to miss and where are they? Don't worry about spoilers, I've played the game by myself, and as a group we're currently not interested in the story.

If he goes to jail, will he still get streaming revenue? I like Remember Me, but I skip is every time it shows up.