u/b1tchgotnochills

i've been thinking to pursue bachelors in agriculture and enter the food industries after masters or pursue mba. Is it a good option? im certainly not sure if im correct with my decisions or not bcuz i believe I AM TOO YOUNG to take decisions rn. Also , i love being around nature and plants so I thought this might be a good course for me.

I genuinely want to know ppl's opinion who got even a slightest knowledge of this field or pursuing the same.

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There is an absolute mountain of educational material online ranging from free video channels to structured courses that require you to sign up for an account. I recently registered to check out the academy section on the bullwaves site to get a better grasp on risk management basics and contract specifications but the sheer volume of concepts to learn is getting overwhelming.

Every time I feel like I understand support zones and position calculations I come across a new thread talking about order flow or macroeconomic factors that completely changes the perspective. It makes me feel like I will be stuck in the research phase forever without ever taking a real trade.

How did you guys know when you had enough foundational knowledge to actually start practical application? Did you just jump in with microscopic lot sizes after learning the core mechanics or did you stay on the sidelines until you memorized multiple charting methodologies?

Our company recently upgraded our entire sales team to new mobile devices, which means I now have a box of thirty older smartphones sitting on my desk that need to be processed for corporate disposal. Our IT team is incredibly busy with a server migration right now so they told me to just handle the basic data erasure myself before calling a collection vendor.

I know how to perform a standard factory reset through the system settings menu, but I am worried about whether that is actually enough to prevent sensitive client contact lists and company emails from being recovered by someone down the line. Since these devices will eventually go to a bulk electronics shredding or recycling facility, I want to make sure our corporate liability is completely covered.

Do your offices utilize specialized data overwriting software for mobile fleets, or is a standard factory wipe generally considered secure enough for standard corporate asset retirement? I really want to make sure I am following best practices before these items leave our building.

what made y'all actually realise that he's not the one.?? what specific incident or moment

lets have some ☕️

Going to Singapore for 4–5 days. From what I have read, WiFi is pretty good there.

Do I still need to sort mobile data or is it manageable without? I will be out most of the day exploring.

Any quick tips for getting around or things to not miss would be great.

i’ve spent the last three years basically gaslighting myself into thinking that being exhausted 24/7 is just the price you pay for being an adult with a mortgage and a screen-heavy job. i just drank more cold brew and kept moving. but lately, things have taken a turn from "normal tired" to "something is definitely broken."

the worst part is the middle-of-the-night wakeups. i’m talking about that specific, gross feeling where you wake up at 4 AM and your pillowcase is actually damp. i’m not sick -no fever, no cough—but i’m consistently sweating through my clothes during the night. then, because my sleep is interrupted and my body is clearly working overtime for no reason, the fatigue the next day is just soul-crushing. it’s this vicious cycle where i’m too tired to exercise, which probably makes my sleep worse, and then the cycle repeats.

i’ve tried the usual stuff: no caffeine after noon, magnesium supplements, blue light filters. nothing helps. i’m starting to wonder what is actually triggering these night sweats in a healthy-ish 30-year-old? is it just cortisol spikes from stress? or maybe i’ve reached the age where my body just forgets how to regulate temperature? i’ve even wondered if it’s my mattress or my diet, but it feels more internal than that. has anyone else dealt with this weird combo of "constant brain fog" and "waking up in a pool"? i’m honestly terrified to go to a doctor because i don't want to be told it's "just stress," but i also can't keep living like a damp zombie. if you found a way to stop the overheating and actually get that deep, restorative rest again, please tell me what you did.

meri g fat rhi hai and its the 1st ever competitive exam of my life ( ab tak bas boards hi diye hai 😭😭)

what incident made you realise that he was the one?

Like for eg i've seen ppl dating many ppl but then comes the turning point where they realise that yes he was the one for me , so whats that one moment / incident?

Even men may answer this question! Np

EDIT: OP HAD AN EXAM TODAY. OP's EXAM IS DONE AND NOW OP WILL READ ALL THE COMMENTS WITH A CUP OF COFFEE🤭. and OP IS IN AWEEEE after reading the comments

EDIT 2: THE COMMENT SECTION GAVE OP A LITTLE HOPE IN LOVE LOL

thanks to all the members😭😔

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mujhe saas ni aa rhi

A public warning to tourists headed to Thailand. You may have heard various updates to the legalization of weed over here, but in 2025 the laws were updated to restrict cannabis back to medical use and a PT33 prescription is now required in order to buy legally.

This website (change the dash to period in my title) does a lot of aggressive marketing on social media and uses black hat SEO to rank at the top of Google for various phrases relating to cannabis and Thailand. However, please be warned:

The so-called medical marijuana cards, or cannabis cards, being sold on this website are not legally valid ID cards. This website claims to be “Thailand’s cannabis card” and misleads users into thinking they represent the Thai government or are somehow approved by Thai health authorities. This is completely false.

Thailand does not use medical marijuana cards or cannabis cards, not even “digital” ones like this website claims to offer. In Thailand, the only way to legally buy weed now is by getting a physical “wet ink” PT33 prescription from a medical professional, valid for 30 days.

The American owner of this site was previously arrested in Bangkok for drug trafficking and selling forged documents including illegal visas to tourists. He runs various websites that mimick the Thai government, including fake “TDAC arrival card” portals.

Now he’s back, selling fake ID cards and pretending to be officially recognized. Do not buy these fake ID cards, they have no legal value and if police stop you in tourist areas when you’re carrying cannabis, they might ask to see your “wet ink” PT33 prescription and will not accept these so-called digital cards or QR codes (technically, the PT33 is meant for dispensaries, but many local police will find any reason to fine you in Thailand).

I tried posting this on the Thailand sub last week but this gang has lots of sock puppets and were able to get my post hidden by flagging it many times, so I hope this one survives! He will probably also come here to troll this post.