They don’t sell them at my h mart anymore, and other Korean stores are over an hour away.
I looked for it online but they only sell by 4 packs, and back when my h mart had it they also only sold by 4 packs.
Hi guys, I want to get a 5 inch vocore screen (running simhub) to mount on my moza R5.
I primarily use a momo drift steering wheel.
I see several different mounts on etsy.
If anyone has used any of them, let me know which one and how it is.
I guess the main thing I want is to make sure it doesnt wobble too hard.
I mainly drift, rally, and road race.
I’m highly sensitive and diagnosed social anxiety so bear with me. My therapist right now I’ve been seeing since summer last year, and get the feeling that she is trying to distance herself from me and probably get rid of me as a patient.
I understand therapists are human and that this field has a high burnout rate. Im grateful for how helpful she has been as my previous ones were not good fits.
I haven’t done it often, but when I bring up something that involves us, she listens and I feel heard, but there’s no comments from her end. Obviously I should tell her what I’m saying in this post, but I’m afraid of putting her in a difficult spot I guess.
So my question is, how do other therapists deal with a patient they no longer want to see?
My reasons for thinking this is that she mentions the possibility of me doing X or Y support group (which was something I expressed interest in) and that I can resume sessions if needed after its end or reschedule. She seemed anxious bringing this up.
I’m not asking for advice or opinions on what yall think my therapist is thinking. I just want to hear stories about how a human being practicing therapy may go about “breaking up” with their patients that they don’t want to see anymore. Cause usually it’s the other way around if I’m not mistaken.
Eventually I want to try track days when I get all the necessary equipment.
In the last year and a half I started doing HPDEs and drifting.
I love both and just got back into riding. It got me wondering know what motorcycle track days are like.
Also curious to know how often people get injured enough for the hospital.
How is the ratio of people who do this consistently vs. more casual riders?
And most important of all, when you fart in full leather, where does it go?
Seems like its telling their guys what needs to get done then fucking off for the rest of the day.
Do they not sell those aluminum motorcycle stands (rear) anymore?
It’s been years but I just got back into motorcycles and could’ve sworn the stand I had at the time was from harbor freight…
It was square tubing too, not the round tubing.
I checked online and didn’t see it listed.
Is there any commonality with the tribalism, loose morals, and reckless behavior found in the military or law enforcement?
Asking because I am looking into transitioning from IT to public sector work. I did a few years enlisted in the army and have friends who are cops, and one thing I disliked a lot was the kind of people I was surrounded with and the toxic environment.
I know it will vary, and I know military and LE are not the same as foreign service, but from my experience there seems to be some overlap in the culture with these kinds of fields.
I've recently started job hunting and figured I'd start with usajobs.
So far, it seems like the first 3 I wanted to apply for require some questionnaire responses about commitment to the consititution, support executive orders, and all this crap that seems to be measures of my patriotism.
Last year I applied to some federal LE positions and this was never a thing.
Are these questions now standard for every government job application?
I'm trying to leave my job in cloud support and I'd like to leave my current company due to toxic management.
So far, it seems like cloud engineering is one of the roles where my skills will transfer over to some reasonable extent. I know cloud engineering is a very loose title, but the vague understanding I have of it is deploying, fixing, and maintaining infra on the cloud through IaC. Correct me if I'm wrong here. I also expect to be doing self study and sandboxing to be more qualified.
Some questions I have...
What to avoid and look out for when applying and interviewing?
Are there any other job titles to use when searching for "cloud engineer" type roles?
How do I tell if a company/org is high stress versus not? From what I've read, its typically high stress with rotational oncall.
How often are you working beyond 40 hours a week?
Are there any other roles that can benefit from my 3.5 years of dedicated cloud and network troubleshooting experience?
This is just a means to pay the bills for me. But if I got to choose, I do enjoy working more on the security side of things. I am the most engaged when helping customers with using our firewall services to mitigate ongoing attacks or do post attack analysis. Doing research on CVEs, traffic/log analysis, writing firewall rules, that kind of stuff.
I did a short stint as active duty in the Army about 10 years ago in a combat MOS.
I'm looking to leave my current job and company which is call center/tech support for the cloud.
I did a general search of IT jobs in usajobs and see stuff like sysadmin for the navy in other countries.
Has anyone done such a job that can comment on what that's like and what the interview process is like?
All of my experience so far has mostly just been helping other companies troubleshoot networking and firewall related issues. I have a lot to self learn to pivot out of support, so knowing what to aim for will help give me direction for that.
Bought an ‘08 CBR600rr recently. Never had start up issues. There was one time where it took a bit longer to start but nothing concerning.
Then a few days ago, I was riding to the grocery store. When I walked back to the bike, the starter would run but there was no engine turning sound.
I tried starting it multiple times and still nothing.
I took the key out and just sat there reading forums trying to find out what it was.
Then after 5 minutes it started.
The only thing I can think of is that I lugged the engine for a few seconds on the off ramp merging onto the local road by the grocery store. Would this be a reason? Anything in particular I should check?
I'm at wits end here and I apologize in advance if this comes as complaining too much.
I'm 31, single, male. I have about 3.5 years in cloud technical support (remote) being my only degree related job (computer science). Prior to that was minimum wage jobs.
After speaking on it a ton with my therapist, I've come to realize that IT isn't for me. I just didn't want to admit it because of the embarrassment and sunk cost. I have no passion for it and the constant learning, high stress environment, and more-often-than-not toxic leadership has been significantly draining me. A good chunk of my job feels like never-ending study cramming for an exam on a subject I like the least.
I chose this field because I had the GI bill from military service and didn't know what else to study in school and was mistakenly attracted to the pay.
I've stayed at this job mostly because the salary has enabled me to make positive changes, pursue my dream hobbies, and cut ties with my parents.
My interests outside of work are mostly just cars, motorcycles, going to the gym, combat sports. I like learning about space exploration, but research tells me that those who go to school for this (astronomy/astrophysics/planetary science) very rarely end up working in the field due to how competitive it is.
As a kid, I wanted to be a cop, but I realized after the military that I only had interest in these type of jobs because I just wanted the action, which doesn't make up for the downsides.
I could be limiting myself here, but I'm also really fed up with corporate in general. The constant pretending to care about things I give 0 fucks and stress, all to increase a billionaire's margins by 5% is a sad reality I'd prefer to not spend the rest of my life doing.
Personality wise, I think I lean a little more extroverted, but if I get to work without having to be bothered by people, that's never really an issue for me.
I’ve been working this tech support job at a cloud provider for 3 years and want to leave. In order of significant to least significant, these are the reasons I want to leave:
Stress would be tolerable if I was at least making an impact for something I’m interested in or care about.
I chose this field in school because I didn’t know what else to do and was tired of minimum wage jobs.
I’m also fully remote and my work is mostly individual while working with different customers. I never thought about the social aspect with jobs but my therapist has pointed out that this can be an important thing to have and she’s got a point.
The issue is, my interests don’t really align with any job I’d want to do or have the experience to do. Im a car and motorcycle guy, practice a combat sport, like to lift weights, and overall just like thrill seeking hobbies.
I do also have an interest in space exploration, but reddit says working in the field after going to school for it is extremely rare. I don’t feel too fond of IT in that field because I’m afraid of repeating a similar experience to my current situation. IT to me also feels like a never ending class subject that I like the least.
I also don’t have a support system to fall back to if needed and my job is not very common in the job market making it hard to get back if it ever comes to it. So I feel like there is a lot of risk.
I know I might be overthinking a lot, but outside insights would help a lot.
I work in tech support, fully remote. 3 years into this job. This week I let two, highest-priority-level tickets escalate which paged to senior management, due to me not paying attention to the reminders I got for them.
I did put in notes as an update for one of them, but it wasn’t detailed enough. And for the other, I was actively working on it with the customer in a call but didn’t send a formal written response on it which triggered the escalation/paging.
My manager, in a channel with senior management has messaged saying that I will be going over with the team in a meeting the documented procedures related to this and educating the team on it.
*My main question is, how do I best navigate this going forward? I dont want to lose this job.*
It also doesn’t help that my manager told me earlier this year that if I’m not making more progress for a promotion by end of this year, it will be a really bad look for me. My company is high stress, not just this job.
If it matters, I have mental health diagnoses that come and go with issues. This manager I’ve been put under not too long ago due to a restructure so I don’t think I have the luxury of more personable communication with her.
I can’t seem to find any real person reviews on this brand. It’s a bit more expensive than chin mounts products, but they injection mold instead of 3d print (like with chinmount).
All I’ve found is a copy and pasted bot like review on Reddit and a bunch of reviews on the ridetech website which I can’t trust if they’re legit people or not.
Anyone know where I can find these without having to buy a whole bolt kit? It’s just the 6 I want to replace as the previous owner put on red ones that I’m not a fan of.
I know Home Depot and Lowe’s have the thing where you can physically match up bolts and it tells you the dimensions, but I think these ones are probably going to be way too small.
My left mirror (OEM) does not like to stay put. Is there a way to tighten it up, the joint that connects the stem to the actual mirror?
2008 CBR600rr
Just got back into riding and got an 08 600rr.
I have the oem fairings where there’s a silver stripe thing extending through the tank. I’m guessing I probably shouldn’t put any adhesive over that portion but let me know otherwise.
Anyways just wanted to see what you guys have or what you for tank grips. Prefer not to have clear ones purely for aesthetic reasons
I’m a car guy. I had my expensive, dream aftermarket wheels stolen while they were off my car. Police were not an option because I can’t prove ownership since I bought the wheels secondhand.
Long story short, the guy posted them for sale on marketplace. I sent him a message asking for no trouble and that I just want them back, then he blocked me.
I have his full name, Facebook account screenshot, some photos of him, and the town he posted them for sale at. I’m also pretty sure I know 2 storage facilities where he probably keeps them based on the pictures. The storage unit is outside.
I found his instagram and TikTok but they’re not public profiles, and his Facebook doesn’t share any other info besides his name and some pictures.
I have another phone with a fake Facebook profile. But he marked them as sold on marketplace right after I messaged him in my real profile.
But I think there is a decent chance he never sold them as my ad on marketplace declaring they were stolen got a LOT of attention and people telling me they saw this guy’s post on marketplace (before he marked them as sold).
So the listing is sold, so I can no longer message him with my fake and ask him to meet up to buy them. I didn’t do this initially because I was afraid that some altercation might happen.
If there's any locations that are good to go to in general, I'm all ears. Central jersey.