u/Solid-Shock3541

I saw that story with the girl that got 15 years in prison for PRIVATE messages on WhatsApp and think it's completely dystopian...

A few sources led me to Signal and so I wanna ask if it really is fully private and encrypted.

If I was a drug dealer or serial killer (I'm not, just trying to make a point), can I still use it comfortably or will they still check messages?

Again I don't have anything to hide but my humor with friends is quite something and I don't wanna feel like I can't joke PRIVATELY with friends because the app is listening or will think I'm serious.

It's likely the tibialis anterior tendon, or at least its general area.

I wouldn't call what's happening injury, it's not exactly severe. It's like mini injuries that happen in that area; it's as if I'm 150kg and very untrained.

I'm 89 kg and about 188cm (197 lbs, 6.16 feet), a bit untrained, got relatively thick ankles and (people say) I'm thick boned (I have very low fat on my body except the lower abdomen).

I do about around 10min/1km of walking as warm up, and usually do about 10km/h after that warm up. Either from the moment I start jumping or sometimes a little while after I start noticing the pain starting.

My form might not be the best but I highly doubt it's so bad that it's the reason.

Am I just not warming up enough? Or is my tissue too weak? I feel like walking might not be the best warm up and maybe there is something else to get that area warned up for running??

I feel it's important to mention, when I run I usually can't help but do sprints. But after a sprint gives me these mini injuries I can't run for a while and do rest that part of the body until it's healed and then I do more running that destroys it again.

Is the cycle not good? I know overdoing it is bad, but if I do and then rest until no pain, doesn't that restoration increase my legs' strength?

This also happens when I try to do the boxing little jumps (kinda like the jump rope little hops)

When someone calls, even when it's not on mute, I sometimes don't hear anything and also don't see any notification (while having the phone in hand).

Today, I got a call and only heard the tone but not the screen notification/pop-up so I couldn't answer.

And also, the ALARM kept ringing endlessly alongside (and triggered by) the incoming call. I didn't get any notification/pop-up of it and had no alarms on (needed to force stop the clock app to stop it).

I use an ulefone and the default "phone" and "clock" on Android 14.

Also when I go to "clock" settings it had the "phone" as a permission that I can't disable

Har hört oftast att man inte får så många dagar runt om året som tillåter mc körning, men även att det är extremt farligt även för casual ridande.

Min tanke var att köra mc istället för bil, kan tänka mig att man inte kan köra alls under vintern och inte varje dag under sommaren.

Men är det faktiskt så farligt att lite sand/gruv på en kurva betyder att man ramlar? Och att även 30 km/h är helt livsfarligt? Och att det är väldigt mycket risk även om man kör perfekt?

Dessutom är det mycket krångel med mc-kläder? Jobbiga att ta på, mycket svett, svåra att tvätta, behover tvättats oftast, etc.

Ville skaffa mc men hittar endast svårigheter och nackdelar online.

De enda fördelar är: skönt att rida, billigare än bil(?), cool.

1. What is the "Win/Place/Show" bet?

2. I'm very sure I killed the only horse that looks like the missing horse, how can I get the "Lost Horse" achievement?

3. I have won a race (many), sumo bout (many) and all 4 circus events, why did I not get the "Diety" achievement?

I want to have a calm game that is basically like a main game for me. Something that I might wanna play after a long day of work, or when stressed out, or as a break from studies.

I also want it to be grindy, or highly replayable/long-lasting. As in, I want to be able to keep playing it without getting bored or the progression in it getting too slow.

For a short while I was playing Adventure Capitalist and, while it was good and fun, it became quite repetitive and just a clicking simulator that I wanted automated. As in, there wasn't much more to explore and the "gameplay" became dull.

I'm thinking something played with the mouse only so it would be nice to play even when tired, but other types of games can work.

Any suggestions is good, even if you don't think it might fit my description.

EDIT:
Thanks for everyone for the recommendations <3

I can't find anything that's satisfying this "itch/emptiness" so I think for now I will try to get programming to take the place of gaming. Just noting incase someone else finds themselves feeling hollow and feel burned out from gaming, maybe you should try programming. Even if you won't work with it, it's fun to create and get better.