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I usually play video games lately and I've suddenly had this urge to try Tekken once again hehe. been struggling to find good takes on their strengths lol, most vids on tiktok/yt etc feel super surface level. I can't really navigate how to maximize their skill, if I word it right. i’m still discovering chars and curious—who's your comfort pick? i keep bouncing between jin and ling but wanna know how others see their mains. plsplspls

He is currently working at Calaca Power Plant, but the pay there is very minimal and only at a provincial rate, which does not reflect the true value of his skills. In fact, he earned a white cap in less than 2 years, showing his discipline, capability, and strong work ethic. he can drive heavy equipment such as loaders, dump trucks, and other construction vehicles used on site

When he first started, his goal was to complete at least 3 years of experience because a friend in Canada told him that this type of work is in demand there and offers good pay. At that time, the requirement was 3 years, but now many companies are asking for 5 years. Since he already has almost 4 years of solid experience, we are hoping to find a company that accepts applicants with 3–4 years of construction vehicle driving experience. If you know an agency here in the Philippines or direct employer pls comment on this, tyia

Hello, could you give me an step by step, tips and tricks as a beginner? Aside from searching everything online, I want to hear from all of you since you had an experience. I am genuinely grateful for who will effort to comment on this^^

Ghost after getting 14 kills, securing the objective, and carrying the entire squad:

Teammate: “Bro, I got a UAV.” Ghost: “Finally, someone useful.”

Teammate immediately calls it in while the enemy has Ghost EMP’d.

Ghost: staring at the screen in complete silence 💀

I’ve been trying to turn my notes into questions with Gemini, but I’m not sure if I’m doing it right. How do you guys make it work for recall? Genuinely curious..

party buses blast subwoofers through luxury suburban corridors at 2 AM and city code enforcement takes weeks to issue fines. built a web tool for HOA boards.

when a party bus rolls through, residents hit a button that logs decibels, pulls vehicle registration, and auto-files formal administrative complaints with the city transit authority. charging HOAs $120/month.

The way they both looked so guilty when they literally did NOTHING 😭 Like you already know nobody’s gonna believe them just by looking at them lmao. Horimiya had me laughing so hard at this scene.

like when i have a bunch of sources and i don’t wanna read through everything one by one 😭 i just put them in NotebookLM and ask about the stuff i need. makes finding info way less hassle and i feel like i understand my sources better too.

anyone else using it for research?

Hi everyone! I could rlly use some advice because I am currently so torn and overthinking my next steps.

To give some context: I just graduated Senior High School and took a gap year this year. My original dream was to take Tourism because I want to become a flight attendant (FA). However, given the current economy, I started second-guessing how practical a Tourism degree is for long-term security. I know that becoming an FA doesn't strictly require a specific course, and you can apply with almost any degree. Because of that, I decided to pivot to my second choice: pre-law. My goals for taking a pre-law course are:

1. To have strong foundational knowledge about the law before becoming an FA (just something I really want for myself).
2. To have a solid fallback plan. If I ever decide to quit flying or want a career change, I can easily transition into the corporate world or law practice with a Legma or PolSci degree. Now, my main dilemma is choosing between Legal Management (Legma) and Political Science (PolSci), alongside figuring out which school to go to.

Here are the universities I'm eyeing:

BulSU, UST, and UE: All offer Legal Management (though I know UST is notoriously hard to get into). AdU (Adamson) and PUP: Offered as a more practical choice if I decide to go with Political Science instead.

My questions for you guys:

1. Between Legal Management and Political Science, which one offers better career flexibility or a stronger fallback if I end up working in the corporate world (or eventually decide on law school)?

2. Given my goal of wanting to become an FA first before potentially exploring other paths, does one course make more sense than the other?

3.For those familiar with these schools (BulSU, UST, UE, PUP, or AdU), how are their programs, environments, and workloads like for these specific courses? I REALLY NEED YOUR ADVICE BCS, TYIA ANONS!!

got paranoid about background webcam telemetry tools on company-issued laptops, but sticky physical camera covers look trashy and wear out after a month.

mounted a micro 5V servo motor and a tiny 3D-printed plastic slide shutter over my laptop webcam lens. hooked the servo to a Raspberry Pi Pico running a lightweight Python process listener. the second Zoom or Teams initiates an active video stream socket, the servo physically slides the shutter open. the moment the call ends, it snaps shut with a crisp mechanical click. total build cost was $8.

1. Active recall — Close your notes and try to explain what you remember in a way that makes sense to you. Analyze what you missed or didn’t fully understand.

2. Practice problems — Don’t just read the examples; solve them yourself.

3. Teach it out loud or use the Feynman Technique — If you can explain it simply, you probably understand it.

4. Discover which study techniques work for you — They can vary depending on the subject.

5. Take useful breaks — Walk, stretch, draw, do a quick hobby, or even take a short nap.

6. Find an app or website that can help you prepare for quizzes and exams — You can also give Gemini your notes and ask it to create quizzes, practice exercises, real-life examples, or questions based on what you’re struggling with.

I hope this would help!^^