Beauty in black VERY honest opinion

I heard about Tyler Perry awful writing but the whole thing was faaaar below my expectations.
• The main dialogues in episodes are mostly people squaring up at each other and treats.
• strong body language and gestures to compensate the lack of acting skills.
• Main character’s plot armor:
- Norman shot 2 times in the span of an hour and still surviving ????? WTF is that!!!
- Horace through cancer and bullets from family members still rocking life like a young man
- Roy, from the bacony incident to the house on fire and so fucking on

• Even basic wounds, scars, swollen faces completely missing. Two people can have a near to death fight and nothing on their body as evidence.

• FUCKING KETCHUP 🤦🤦🤦🤦

• Random ninjas

• Mallory and Kimmie’s friendship looking completely off.

And I can carry on forever, the show is a completely piss take. Not bother watching what is coming next, it’s insulting my intelligence.

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u/stoic_dionisian — 14 days ago

I mean, does Microsoft want us to normalise this behaviour?

Attackers are trying to hack my account for months now and all I can do is ignore the notifications? so these people have unlimited try attempts until they figure out a way to bypass the auth layer? It is getting ridiculous at this point, I constantly get these notifications and it is slowly affecting my mind. Is there any reasonable way to stop this vile behaviour from these lifeless creatures and finally get a solution to these log attempts???

u/stoic_dionisian — 2 months ago

Tech roles for career switch ranking

I been arguing with my peers regarding roles which are less senior than others and someone who looks for a career switch can look up to, the optimistic person would always say “it’s not impossible but it’s very hard…” but factually is it even true?
Among the list below how would you rank the roles based on the feasibility of getting hired with working no experience?

Cloud engineer
Full stack software engineer
Dev ops engineer
Data engineer
AI engineer
ML engineer
Backend engineer

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u/stoic_dionisian — 3 months ago

Doubt on atheism

What concept/ realisation made you rethink about your stand on god?
I went from Christian to atheist to agnostic based on the fact that I believe it’s not in human or computer’s capabilities to prove or disprove a definite existence of an higher being.
Although we have strong scientific evidences that might hint God is very unlikely to be the creator of this universe, there is one theory that it’s hard to ignore, a theory that dismantled all my logical equations regarding reality.
the Fermi paradox, which points the counterintuitive but factual scenario where we are the only advanced civilisation across billions of planets.
Statistically speaking it should not be possible but we have not yet found any other form of living entity outside this planet (I think?)
Back to the original question, I would really like to hear some interesting facts that I might have overlooked 🙂🫶

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u/stoic_dionisian — 4 months ago
▲ 4 r/Kneereplacement+1 crossposts

Over a year post surgery and knee still snappy

I had a knee surgery last year due to a rupture of the tendon. Long story short after a year despite my rigorous training and consistency I am still dealing with a snappy leg, numb feeling on it and CONSTANT pulsation around my knee and thigh.
I have seen improvement in strength but I am now concerned about the recovery speed, I don’t want to find out this could be a metter to take in consideration for the wrong reasons.
I can barely go down the stairs, not even close to jogging. I live with constant fear of finding myself in a situation in which movements I have not yet regain will be required.
Can someone please give me an advice? Is this normal?

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u/stoic_dionisian — 4 months ago

Thai people once you live there

I’ve been in Thailand couple months ago and it really changed my life’s perspectives, other than activities, the nice sun, the beaches and girls, I was surprised to see how polite the locals are.
From my brief experience and feedbacks from locals Thailand is a very safe place.
Of course locals have their own way to get along but knowing other third world countries or even here in the western world I would say that Thai people are very nice.

However I would like to know more about living among them as someone who moved in Thailand since I feel like a short term visit doesn’t reveal the truth about a country.

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u/stoic_dionisian — 4 months ago