u/Pumpkinut

So I have Asian parents (who would have guessed lol) but they're not strict. For whatever reason they think the job market is really easy and that if you go to college and earn a degree you can get a job easily. I'm doing electrical engineering and I'm trying my best: doing projects, applying for internships and basically the things you do. My mom literally said that if you have a degree but can't find a job you shouldn't have got the degree in the first place. I don't know how to tell them that it's not that easy and they should not have high expectations otherwise it would not end well.

I really don't get it, why is apple so much more popular than androids eventhough ios has more limitations. Is there some history behind this? A good example is the iphone fold, samsung has done it for years, huawei even made the trifold before samsung yet these aren't as glorified as the iphone fold. I'm not saying people glaze the iphone fold, I'm saying that people will definitely keep talking about it eventhough it's not even that impressive technology wise?

Genuinely if you're tired and have to walk to classes in this heat I feel like you will genuinely die. Make sure to bring something to cool off or drink lots of water.

Things constantly change and it's hard to keep up with. So is the US losing / winning? Is the strait opened or closed? What about the oil prices will they keep going up or stabilize currently.

I think that the fact that lab classes are hard capped and there are very few of them is just really bad. Because I know for a fact the lab are literally hard blocking them from advancing to the next one. In worst case you literally waste 1 year because of this. Sometimes you can't even get the class twice in a row. Is there a solution to this?

I've listened to a bunch of books and well most of them has revenge, fighting with blood and stuff. I want to take a break from that so are there any books about the mc just going on adventure nicely? The one I really like is "The villainess is an SS rank adventure" and "Bookbound bunny"

I won't disagree that nissan with their 2010s car models have cvt problems compared to other brands, but that means you have to maintain it better. Every time I see a post with a person complaining about their cvt transmission being busted but then added that they haven't changed the transmission oil for like 50k miles plus. I think there was a post where a person who gone 90k miles without changing the transmission oil once and the engine is still running somehow.

I think this goes to Kia and Hyundai as well, I think they make good cars but people never maintains them. Some cars are genuinely bad but some are bad because of neglect.

The story is very well written in my opinion and compared to other stories I genuinely really enjoy this. The story follows a bunny girl named Lily who received a grimoire from her mother and this grimoire just so happen to be filled with knowledge. The story moves forward with Lily slowly learning more about magic and later joining the magic school.

I think what I really like about this is that everything is from Lily herself, there is no world system, there is no god that gives you OP stats from the get go. Lily started as a frail girl but she slowly builds up to be a strong character. There aren't any big filler moments as even though the story is long everything moves at a good pace with no plot holes or anything (at least to me).

Another big thing I really like about this story is that she isn't bullied in terms of power. The most occurring plot I've seen in other story is that the main MC is very powerful, other characters look down on the MC and that happens for a few chapters until the MC proves her/him self by fighting or other means. Lily on the other hand has people look down on her but more like gossiping. They aren't like going out of their way to make her miserable which is a breath of fresh air in my opinion. I hate when a character is minding their own business and we have this plot of bad characters trying to do something. In the school arc usually we have the top student who's usually a brat. In this arc most students are very friendly with her, the professors initually look down on her but afrer seeing her stuff they became much nicer. Basically everyone is really nice.

Overall my first time writing a review sorry if I write bad english isn't my first language but I recommend the story!

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These offers seem too good to be true and probably are. Are these a scam or not? The comment sections feels like it's being bot-ed.

This constantly happens on social media and other places but how do you effectively stop it? For example if you were semi popular on the internet but misformation was spread about you that negatively affected you. What do you do in this situation?

First we have the tariffs shenanigans in the US (I'm from US). Now we have the EU shenanigans. It's almost as if people choose China because it's cheaper while they charge an arm and leg in the country.
To buy anything in the US you have to pay shipping + increased price of the product.

Another thing I want to point out is the lack of unique products even on amazon. I like to customize keyboard and before the tariffs stuff aliexpress had and I mean it hundreds and hundreds of keycaps or other customizations, amazon doesn't even have 1/10 of it. After tariffs I think 40% of the listings are gone but still has more unique stuff. Prices have gone up but it's still cheaper than in the US.
They keep asking why people don't buy domestic stuff while it's extremely expensive.

My solves are very inconsistent. I mean this as in I get avgs with differences up to 5 seconds. This happens if 1: I can look ahead really well or 2: I can't look ahead at all. My other problem is that I can't drill OLL / PLL fast enough without locking up and idk if it's my turning is bad or the cube is too fast or not corner cutting well enough. Using gan 12m, planning on getting weilong v12 if it does come out (it's around that time of the year moyu releases a new flagship). How can I improve?

So if AI takes over the world I wonder what direction we are going. Are we going Detroit become human style, or terminator style or other styles you can think of that are possible.

I've never understood why some American parents kick their children out when they become 18. I grew up in Asia and the cultural norm is that you live with your parents until you get married or you move you when you feel like it. I don't get why you would kick your own children out when you're raising them.