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I believe the woman was an Asian American content creator who also did OF.

It opened up with her saying she missed us, us being her boyfriend.

Then they eat a dinner she has made, play I believe Mario Cart or another video game, and then snuggle on the sofa.

For the life of me I can't find it again. Believe I have watched it on YouTube within the year, definitely in the last 18 months

Have seen this doing the media rounds from the Dana White interview.

I haven't head this before. Is it just culture war bs or does it hold truth?

Say someone has a full-time remote job, consistently meets or exceeds expectations, delivers everything to a high standard, and their manager is happy with their output.

Through experience, efficiency or automation, they're able to finish their workload in 3 or 4 hours instead of 8.

They're still available on Teams all day, reply quickly to messages and attend every meeting, but they use the spare time to do things around the house, go to the gym or just relax while keeping an eye on work.

Would you consider that time theft, or do you think employers are paying for outcomes rather than hours?

Would your answer change if the employee deliberately kept quiet about how quickly they could complete their work?

I'm interested to hear from both managers and remote workers because this seems to be one of those topics where opinions vary massively.

Asking as a psychedelic virgin who is in two minds about having a few ceremonies when travelling.

Apologies in advance if I get some of the terminologies wrong.

I'm fascinated by the long-term effects of traditional psychedelics like DMT and ayahuasca, especially beyond the trip itself.

If you've taken them yourself, or know someone who has, I'm curious what happened in the months and years afterwards.

Did you/they:

Become noticeably different as a person?

Change values, beliefs, or personality?

Make major life decisions that probably wouldn't have made otherwise, such as changing careers, ending relationships, moving abroad, or becoming more spiritual?

Experience lasting anxiety, derealisation, psychosis, or other psychological effects?

Feel the experience was one of the best or worst things that ever happen?

Did you/they go I to the experience with an idea of what you wanted to get out of it, or did you let Jesus take the wheel?

Did you do any checks with family to see if there was a history of pre-existing psychosis that this could trigger? I think this alarms me the most

In the process of starting to look at houses seriously and when looking online and speaking to people, this term is used quite frequently.

I'll be honest, not really sure what it says about me but the character of a building is just not something I care about at all.

I'm trying to gauge an opinion on how normal this is as a deciding factor.

I know to generally avoid new builds because of building problems but if something had the aesthetics of a new build it wouldn't put me off at all if that makes sense.

What's your closest near death experience?

I can think of a few stupid bicycle accidents when I was younger. Was a calm feeling, I was crossing the road on a red light for pedestrians and a car had to emergency stop at maybe 50mph. I sort of just accepted fate. Quite a few more too.

If you lived in ... 150 years back then what profession would you work in ?

If I am born in the same class as I was irl then I'd probably be some sort of non manual labour worker for a rich family.

Helping do their accounts, keep their affairs in order

Maybe a family with colonial interests

Oh dear Auntie, I hope this isn't the end of Last FM.

Cleared cookies, viewerd in incognito, negotiated peace in the middle east, and finally I stopped getting that godforsaken awful message.

However, now it doesn't seem to be updating my scrobbles since Friday noon.

Has anyone else experienced this and if so how have you solved it?

Edit: So it looks like my Spotify account was unlinked. I have tried to link it again and now I am being informed that my Spotify email address is actually not linked to my account. After 4 tries it now apparently is.

Edit II: I have been sent a verification code. I have put that code in and am now enjoying 5 minutes of a blank screen.

Inspired by a post I have just came across

Would you say having a phone conversation in a beer garden or the outside of a cafe is bad manners?

My view is it is no different than if you were having a face to face conversation with someone

Inspired by a post I have just came across

Would you say having a phone conversation in a beer garden or the outside of a cafe is bad manners?

My view is it is no different than if you were having a face to face conversation with someone