u/Tech_enthusiast001

This movie is just soo good, the way it changes from first half to the end. The music is so good, it's just too good. Freaking amazing, and sad, and wow

https://preview.redd.it/p4agoziewbkh1.png?width=707&format=png&auto=webp&s=835858be225eb765d4bcfaa3b0d6ad663a595ab8

This is a video on stalking groups in discord from India and its disgusting, pls be careful and dont do crazy things for fun

Eyyyyu, mods chusi avvak ayipovali

Every person dies twice.

When he is dead physically, and when he's forgotten

Adalu nidhra ante ento thelusa, nidhra ante temple, purva kalamlo

Jeevutham ane samudhram lo nenu lothulo dhigi unba, naakubela bayatiki raavolo thelishu. Comfirt zone ane trench lo kindha unna, already reality pressure laaga hit chesi nalipesindhi, ippudu kuda bayatiki raakapothe, nenu munigipoyi oil avutha

Below the beautiful stars of the world

Beside the beautiful star of my world

Behind are the meteors that killed my hope

Evadaina vaadithe copyright infringement case estha.

Thanks for aaryakrishna for inspo

I dont know if i could post it here, but naalu dhikku leka nenu ee clg lo jlin avuthunna. Eapcet dhobbindhi, migatha universities avvadhu annaru, ikkada management lo evaro thelisthe inka thakkuvaki join chesaru, naaku assalu interst ledhu. But inka naaku dhikku ledhu, what to expect how to behave. Also ee timings and stuff kuda chepthara

I am joining for btech cybersec😭. Asalu, second year dhobbeyachu ante velle antha unna, but still how to survive

So this happened last week and it's been bugging me enough that I want outside perspective instead of just fixing it and moving on.

I reset my Proton password. Standard stuff, except I never saved a recovery phrase or recovery file for Proton Pass. Turns out that's not a "forgot password, click reset" situation that's a "everything is gone forever" situation. Passwords, aliases, usernames, recovery codes, the works. My entire password vault, wiped, because of one setting I never backed up.

I had to make a new Proton account just to function again.
I got access to it but not able to get access to the past encrypted vault, as it is locked because of password reset

Once the panic wore off, I actually sat down and counted how many accounts I have, and I got uncomfortable:

• 4 Proton Mail accounts
• 1 Tuta account
• 3 Gmail accounts
• 3 Instagram accounts
• 2 X accounts
• 100 accounts of other things, and usernames, 10 aliases, and passwords and such

There was a reason for some of it. One Proton account is just for YouTube stuff. One is only for coding/engineering/study related things. Tuta is my throwaway for random signups I don't care about. But the rest? Genuinely just accumulated over the years because at some point I convinced myself that "separating everything = being organized." Turns out it just means more surface area to lose.

I'm about to start engineering college (not a top-tier one, no illusions there) and I really want to walk in with my digital life sorted so I'm spending energy on actually learning instead of babysitting which inbox has which subscription tied to it.

Outside of classes I'm into movies, books, cinematography, photography, and coding as hobbies, so I do have genuine reasons to keep some things separate (creative work vs personal vs academic), I just clearly went overboard on the execution.

So I want to ask people who've actually lived with a system for years, not just set one up and abandoned it:

• Realistically, how many email accounts do you maintain long term, and why that number?
• What's an organization system that actually survives 5+ years without turning into this mess?
• How do you separate personal / academic / financial / creative / social without it becoming its own part-time job?
• Where's the line between "sensible separation" and "over-engineering yourself into a corner"?
• If you had to rebuild your whole digital setup from scratch today, what would you actually do differently?

Not looking for "just use a password manager" — I was using one, that's literally how I lost everything. Looking more for how you structure things so that even if something breaks, you don't lose your whole life over it.
TLDR :
Lost my entire Proton Pass vault after a password reset because I had no recovery phrase saved. Made me realize I've got 11+ accounts across email, Instagram, and X with no real system behind most of it. Starting engineering college soon and want to rebuild my digital setup properly before classes start — looking for how people actually maintain organized, resilient systems long-term instead of over-engineering like I did.

So this happened last week and it's been bugging me enough that I want outside perspective instead of just fixing it and moving on.

I reset my Proton password. Standard stuff, except I never saved a recovery phrase or recovery file for Proton Pass. Turns out that's not a "forgot password, click reset" situation that's a "everything is gone forever" situation. Passwords, aliases, usernames, recovery codes, the works. My entire password vault, wiped, because of one setting I never backed up.

I had to make a new Proton account just to function again.
I got back the acc but the old vault is all encrypted and i can't access it.

Once the panic wore off, I actually sat down and counted how many accounts I have, and I got uncomfortable:

• 4 Proton Mail accounts
• 1 Tuta account
• 3 Gmail accounts
• 3 Instagram accounts
• 2 X accounts
• 100+ different accounts for websites, accounts and usernames and passwords

There was a reason for some of it. One Proton account is just for YouTube stuff. One is only for coding/engineering/study related things. Tuta is my throwaway for random signups I don't care about. But the rest? Genuinely just accumulated over the years because at some point I convinced myself that "separating everything = being organized." Turns out it just means more surface area to lose.

I'm about to start engineering college (not a top-tier one, no illusions there) and I really want to walk in with my digital life sorted so I'm spending energy on actually learning instead of babysitting which inbox has which subscription tied to it.

Outside of classes I'm into movies, books, cinematography, photography, and coding as hobbies, so I do have genuine reasons to keep some things separate (creative work vs personal vs academic), I just clearly went overboard on the execution.

So I want to ask people who've actually lived with a system for years, not just set one up and abandoned it:

• Realistically, how many email accounts do you maintain long term, and why that number?
• What's an organization system that actually survives 5+ years without turning into this mess?
• How do you separate personal / academic / financial / creative / social without it becoming its own part-time job?
• Where's the line between "sensible separation" and "over-engineering yourself into a corner"?
• If you had to rebuild your whole digital setup from scratch today, what would you actually do differently?

Not looking for "just use a password manager" I was using one, that's literally how I lost everything. Looking more for how you structure things so that even if something breaks, you don't lose your whole life over it.

TLDR :
Lost my entire Proton Pass vault after a password reset because I had no recovery phrase saved. Made me realize I've got 11+ accounts across email, Instagram, and X and total of 100 acccounts with different aliases, usernames and passwords with no real system behind most of it. Starting engineering college soon and want to rebuild my digital setup properly before classes start looking for how people actually maintain organized, resilient systems long-term instead of over-engineering like I did.

konchem cheppandi bro, naaku streamfree thelusu kaani adhi picha lag vasthundhi with proton vpn. I want a way to watch matches, like odi today

I did not wrote cuet and i also know i am late. I am not able to find where i can find good colleges for bba. I got 687 in inter AP. I dont know where to find. Thats why i posted this here and also if there are any other subreddits i can post pls tell

I missed CUET.
Just finished 12th from the AP state board with 68% in PCM. Engineering is the default path everyone around me expects, but it's not something I want to do, I've been clear on that for a while now.

After researching for some time, I've been seriously looking at BBA, with a vague long-term idea of doing an MBA someday. I also have a genuine interest in media and films and not sure yet if I want to build a career around it, but something in that space appeals to me too.

My situation:

• 68% in AP state boards, PCM
• Haven't written any entrance exams yet missed CUET, haven't attempted NPAT, SET, or anything else for BBA
• Open to relocating anywhere in India
• Budget: under ₹11L for the full degree
• Not set on BBA specifically open to alternatives if something makes more sense

What I'm trying to figure out:

1. Is BBA a solid choice for someone who eventually wants to do an MBA, or is it better to go with B.Com or BA and then MBA?
2. Which BBA colleges are worth targeting at my score and budget? I've seen names like Christ, Amity, Symbiosis are these realistic, or out of reach?
3. Are there still entrance exams I can write this cycle for BBA admissions? I know CUET is gone but what else is open?
4. Separately are BMM or Mass Communication degrees worth considering if I'm interested in media? How do those career paths look compared to BBA → MBA?
5. Any general advice for someone starting this process late with average board scores?

Being honest about where I stand that I am not the strongest academic profile, and I'm a bit late to the process. But I'd rather make a well-researched decision now than rush into something I'll regret. Genuine advice from people who've been through this or work in these fields would really help.

Thanks in advance.

Naaku inter lo 698, nenu mpc in AP. Naaku engineering assalu interest ledhu, ippudi dhaaka endho ardham kavatla, merchant navy antu itu atu thiriga. Last ki degree and mba meedha kannu padindhi. Ikkada evaraina degree chesevallu, chesthunna vallu, ayipoyina vallu. Asalu mba ela untadhi. Emi jobs untayi and also ee bba, and bbm ela. Manchi clges ekkada untayi mostly away from home okay. Manchi clges and admission elano chepthe chaala help avathadhi, chaala anxiety position and chetha position lo unna. Intlo pressure 📈📈📈📈

Naadhi dhobbindhi naaku inter ap lo 688.engineering asalu interest ledhu, merchant navy adhi idhi anukunna adhi poyyindhi. Naaku ippudu dhaari bba okkati ani anipinchindhi, asalu adhi entk, adhi entk evariki thelisthe. And dhaani dhaani tharuvatha asalu life unddha. Pls cheppagalara