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2024.05.20 05:45 Longjumping-Bad7236 Vote out your least favorite LM Music Videos - Week6
| **we're not voting out least fav song or vocals or dance or lyrics. WE'RE VOTING OUT LEAST FAV MUSIC VIDEO!! Each week we're gonna vote one LM Music Video until we're left one to win! Have fun! Link to Poll Nothing Else Matters MV has been voted out! Getting a little hard to decide what to vote out. I think it's time to vote a Wasabi MV! submitted by Longjumping-Bad7236 to LittleMix [link] [comments] |
2024.05.20 03:59 MrSaviorHD New Pick Ups
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2024.05.20 03:58 AndreaNewsHub Sean "Diddy" Combs apologizes for alleged attack seen in 2016 surveillance video
2024.05.20 03:48 holeyshirt18 DEBATE/EVENT SCHEDULE
UPDATED May.19.2024 If you have any info/links, or suggestions, please post below. \*for new changes*
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NEW!
- Bridges Podcast
- Now available in podcast form!
- Future Guests
- LAST WEEK: Hodge Twins, Digital Social Hour, Bridges: R.A. The Rugged Man, Anything Else, Street Epistemology Release
- Destiny & Lonerbox in Israel
- Still happening as of May 19 Lots working in the background, potential large figures to talk to Might do a documentary, reaching out to YT doc makers like TTom, Channel 5/Andrew Callaghan, Kraig Adams (Kraig messaged in chat)
- Confirmed in person conversations:
- Shlomo Ben Ami (Ben Ami trying to set up a meet with Ehud Olmert, former PM)
- Benny Morris
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UPCOMING DEBATES & EVENTS
AVAILABLE SOON CANCELLED - David Beir: Immigration (TBR) - DJ Akademiks (To Be Rescheduled, TBR)
UNCONFIRMED (tentative time frames, 3rd parties scheduling, creators interested to chat) Maybe: Decoding The Gurus In Talks, have yet to set up a date for "Right to Respond"
Wants to Chat: Michael Knowles) (said on Iced Coffee Hour Podcast)
Maybe: Dave Rubin Valuetainment trying to set debate
Maybe: Jynxzi podcast appearance
Maybe: Kevin McCarthy saw the debate w/Shapiro, in talks
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2024.05.20 03:46 Fabulous_Attorney_78 What’s your favorite Cody Ko video of all time?
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2024.05.20 03:44 DCC_4LIFE Sean 'Diddy' Combs apologizes for assaulting Cassie Ventura in 2016 video: 'I'm disgusted'
2024.05.20 02:40 SnooDoggos3848 University of Toronto First Year Engineering Guide
Hi everyone, current 2T7 ECE here. I thought I would make a quick post on a guide to first year engineering, listing out all the stuff I wish I knew before coming to university. The first semester portion is applicable to all engineering disciplines, the second semester portion would be more useful to ECEs, T1, Indie and Mechs.
First Semester Courses:
MAT186: This was by far the hardest course for me and the entire cohort (C average). Even though I knew all the concepts of the course beforehand (through AP Calc BC and A-levels) this was my worst course. The reason for this was because the course focuses on testing theory (your understanding of the nitty gritty) rather than on computation. My advice for this course would be to make sure you work on written hw with friends (impossible to do alone), and do every single tutorial worksheet (exam questions are exactly like tutorial worksheets). Sean Upall was the course coordinator, and even thought I didnt like his lectures, I think it prepares you the most for the final exam.
MAT188: This was my favourite course even though it probably took up most of my time. This course was completely new to me, which is why I took a lot more time understanding the Pre class essentials. There is a lot of "theory" in this course, which will take a while to learn, so spend a good amount of time understanding and learning the PCEs. One reccomendation to make this process of learning faster is to watch 3blue1browns essence of linear algebra series. Watch the video corresponding to the upcoming weeks concepts before reading the PCEs. Written HW was hard (not as hard as calculus) so do it with friends, the gateway exams are a bit of a joke since you can retake them, and if you practice them enough you realize theres a pattern in the answers. Midterms and Final exams actually test at an appropriate level, so as long you have a strong grasp of the concepts you will be fine. If professor Cameillia is teaching the course go for her lectures, she is by far the best (she is also the course coordinator).
CIV100: This was a very interesting course, it needs a lot of practice of past papers. Literally you'll need to grill through past papers in order to succeed in this course. The final exam is such that there are 5 questions and you have 30 mins per question. Each quesition is quite hard which makes the exam very time pressured, so again PRACTICE. The quizzes in this course are dependant on your lecturer, some profs give easy quizzes whilst others give hard ones, this is out of your control. In my opinion the best lecturer was Professor Merjan, she was probably the best lecturer I've had in my time here at UOFT. The only problem is that she teaches the course in a different timeline than other profs, so you probably cant change lecturers cuz quiz material is different between different profs.
APS110: As an ECE I still dont know why I had to take this course. Overall, it was taught quite well. Scott Ramsay is the best lecturer for this course, although basically everything he says is already in the textbook (which is why I did not attend lectures). The Textbook is more than enough for this course. The Final exam for our batch was quite difficult compared to past year exams, but I think I did well because I practiced quite a few past papers.
APS111: Contraty to public opinion, I thought this was one of the most fun and useful courses in first semester. I had quite a sh*t team, but managed. Make sure you look at the rubrics for each assignment before you start writing. Also the way this course works is that you have to submit individual and group assignments which are essentially these long documents. Because they are doucments, they are marked in a qualitative way as there is no right answer per se. Make sure you bombard the person who is correcting the assignment with questions so that you nail exactly what they are looking for.
Second semester courses
MAT187: This is calculus two and it was much better than Calc one. Professor Camelia was the course coordinator, so just like MAT188 the exams were all at an appropriate level. Written HWs again requires help from friends. I mainly studies for this course using the PCEs, and practiced the tutorial worksheets. Some of my friends used the textbook, but I dont think its really required. The best prof for this course is any lecture seciton containing Camelia.
MIE100: For some reason, our year was probably the first year in a long time where the exams for this course were not insanely difficult. They were all at an appropriate level, apparently because they wanted to increase the number of people going into mech eng 💀💀. I found professor Sinclair to be quite good, a lot of people liked Howard Ho as well (trust in Howard Ho). The Wiley plus questions are useful to do to keep up with concepts, but the difficulty of the questions in wiley was way harder than the exam questions, so I wouldnt say its a must to do them ethically.
APS105: Great course. If you have a background in coding, this course will be a breeze at least up until reading week, you'll have to spend more time on it after that. The course is such that 30% of your grade is from labs, so make sure you do them well. the other 70 percent is from exams, which are at an appropriate level once again. Just make sure that you do a lot of past papers as practice. Professor Emara is by far the best, and is amazing if you are new to programming. If you have experience, reading the textbook (Snefru) is more than enough to understand the content.
ECE110: In our batch, while I didnt find the exams difficult, the batch's average after the second midterm was about 51%. After the final exam, they curved the course up quite a bit, I think the average is now a B, also an easy final exam helped out. The first half of this course is more theoretical (electrostatics and electromagnetism) and the second half is circuit analysis. Make sure you do all the Wiley Plus questions for this course, as sometimes they ask the same questions in exams. All the lecturers for this course are pretty bad, but Professor Mojahedis notes are legendary (in my opinion), other people didnt like them because it explained the concepts using proofs. Other profs notes would just state the formula.
APS112: Continuation of APS111. My team was much better this time. Same advice for this course, as APS111. Also make sure you're on top of things because it goes by much quicker in this course as there are way more assignments. Nothing really much to say to be honest, the midterm was a bit screwed up because there are multiple right answers and you have to choose the best one.
Overall for grades, dont worry too much. As long as you get around an 80 for exams and get all the free marks for assignments you'll be on track for at least an 80+ in the course. Remember that university isnt just about studies though, try and indulge into extracurriculars and be social.
Extracurriculars:
Design teams: UOFT has a plehora of design teams for you to choose from. Some design teams are better than others, but the only way that you will actually get deep into the design teams is if you put in the work. Beg leads for tasks, and do them to demonstrate interest. You can also demonstrate interest by doing really menial tasks as well. The point is you need to make sure the leads know you are willing to do tasks, and have showcased that you are worth giving the tasks to. Overtime, depending on the design team you may have to make a choice between grades and the team, thats up to you. Grades dont matter much unless you want to do a masters degree.
Clubs: For these try getting a lead position, a lot of them offer positions in the summer so make sure you follow them on instagram (e.g. engineers without borders, IEEE, etc). Again, you get what you put in to the club.
Intramurals: I loved playing intramurals at UOFT. However, the team that you play for depends on the people you know. For e.g. the SKULE team isnt great for soccer, and if you want to join a better team then you need to know someone on that team. So try networking lol.
Social life:
This was something that I personally struggled with at least initially at UOFT. I gave way too much time to studies, which really isnt worth it. UOFT is way easier than people make it out to be (I'm not being arrogant, and I'm not someone who's gifted in intellegence). As long as you manage your time, you will be fine. Anyway in first year most people would go to frats, and I would reccomend trying it out at least once. Go in the first weeks of school as thats the easiest time, and will also allow you to make new friends. Make sure to know a lot of people, at least at the surface level at the start, as that will make things easier for you in the long run and will also help you find the people you like to hang out with.
Summer after first year:
In my opinion do research if you want work experience, then step up to an internship next summer. If you want to relax thats a good option as well, just try doing some courses and build up some skills for sure.
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2024.05.20 01:56 impulsive-puppy If you had to make an apology video similar to Sean 'Diddy' Combs' apology video, what would you apologize for?
And if you've already made one, post a link!
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2024.05.20 01:56 Odd-Hand-2026 Sean Combs reacts to video
2024.05.20 01:53 abjinternational Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington condemn 'absolutely disgusting' video of Sean Combs attacking ex Cassie in hotel
2024.05.20 01:07 AndreaNewsHub Sean Combs apologizes for 'my actions in that video' that appeared to show an assault
2024.05.20 00:55 Fl4re__ Shoutouts to the guy that made the GOML bingo card and basically all of it came true
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2024.05.20 00:35 babadork Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Admits to Assaulting Cassie in 2016 Video: ‘I Was F—ed Up’
2024.05.20 00:28 salmonpaddy I think my (23F) best friend’s (23F) boyfriend (25M) is into me, and I don’t know if I should say anything
My best friend and I have known each other since freshman year of college, so like 5 years now. We are super tight, she’s the funniest person I know and we’re like ride-or-dies.
Her and her boyfriend have been dating for 1.5 years now (I think), and I’ve met him more than a few times. He’s cool! But I am not into him like that.
I was in a LTR for 2 years but recently broke up, so I’m single again. I went out with my best friend (i.e. Jessie), her boyfriend (i.e Sean), and a couple other of our mutual friends (both girls). I was visiting them in Chicago for the weekend by the way, but I don’t live there.
Throughout the entire night, Sean would single me out to ask me things, or try to dance with me. For example, he would say “Hey, Salmonpaddy, what’s the tattoo on your back mean?” or “I like your outfit, Salmonpaddy” (which was a tight cropped tube top and baggy jeans lol).
Eventually he pulled me to dance with him, in front of my best friend, and I just danced super rigidly. Or he would grab my hand. And he knows I play some video games, so every time I see him he asks me to play video games with him, to set up a date/time to play together, the two of us.
He made me pinky promise that we would play Fortnite together this Wednesday at a specific time, he said he’ll buy me skins. I’m like. Bro😐. And he only talks about this stuff when she’s not around! So I asked if it’s possible to play with three people, since we should play with Jessie too, and he seemed awkward after that and switched topics.
Jessie went to the bathroom with a friend of mine, and I was with my drunk friend making sure she was good, and Sean. Sean starts talking to me again, and asks me in a teasing way, “So when are you gonna move to Chicago?” I replied that I have no plans to move to Chicago, and said I am actually going to move to NYC soon. He seemed shocked and asked how soon, I said a couple weeks, and he said “No, Salmonpaddy you just broke my heart! Don’t go that far! I’m barely gonna see you!” I said we don’t even see each other that often right now (like once every few months) and that I’ll see him and Jessie the same amount still! He was unsatisfied with that, and buckled down on trying to find ways to spend time with me. He said we should play games together, start a podcast, make a song together (I make music). Half of this stuff he repeated throughout the night, directly in front of Jessie, and it started to piss me off because he should be pouring that energy into her, not me, and I just felt bad that she just had to watch him constantly try to make plans with me or dance with me.
One more thing that made me skeptical is how he tried to disrupt men talking to me. I had quite a few men come up to me, and I spoke with one of them for a slightly longer time. Harmless conversation, the guy was cute though and I gave him a small peck on the cheek as I rejected his advance to dance with me. Yeah, mixed signals, but I’m dealing with my own stuff at the moment. Lol.
Anyways, Sean suddenly taps me and waves me to come talk to him, in like an urgent way. I asked him what was up, I thought maybe we were leaving, and instead he says “Are you into that guy??” and I said uhhh, I mean yeah I was talking to him but nothing serious. He apologized and said I could go back and talk to him, and I just laughed uncomfortably and went to go dance with Jessie instead.
Point is, Jessie is head over heels in love with Sean, yet I really don’t feel like he is being loyal to her in this way. I think he’s a cool person, but she’s my best friend before anything else and his behaviour as her boyfriend is giving me the ick.
How do I approach this situation?
TL;DR: I think my BFF’s boyfriend is into me and I don’t know how/if I should address it. She loves him so much but I feel like he is not as loyal as he should be, and I feel like he is lowkey hitting on me.
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2024.05.20 00:16 SurvivalGuyyy Today's news stories (19th May, 2024) that would interest each quadrant the most
2024.05.20 00:06 escorts_getslewed Was (Drake) Aubrey Graham at the time put in a wheelchair as punishment from the writers why did the writers choose Jimmy ????
Look yea the guy who played Rick was a good actor and time stands still part 1 & 2 is peak degrassi and probably the most popula hot the show ever been/ will be but I can’t help but wonder why did they choose Aubrey to get shot ? Something that has been bothering me now that I’m older and watch childhood shows with a different perspective why did they have to choose the only black guy to get shot but what gets me even more angry is immediately after Rick goes to Sean and Sean wrestles the gun out of Ricks hand why did the writers write Sean to be a superhero yet they wrote Jimmy to run ??? What would make Sean more likely to wrestle the gun out Ricks hand then Jimmy they were both pretty athletic teens… you think that’s enough nope they had to throw salt on the wound a couple seasons after writers write Jimmy to be a Virgin to me it looks like he pissed a certain writer off and they gave him the short end of the stick they wrote Craig as some rockstar that hooked up with every girl but write Jimmy as Virgin who was paralyzed running from a nerd covered in paint in feathers… I know James Hurst one of the writers claims Aubrey (Drake) had his legal team send him a letter that said unless they heal Jimmy and have him walking again he will not return the writer called Aubrey to the office and even though Aubrey denied having the letter sent he said being in the wheelchair had bothered him because his fellow rapper peers in the rap game was making fun of him and calling him soft… Ngl I would be pretty pissed at the writers if I was Aubrey re watching degrassi and I just feel like there’s a writer who had it out for Aubrey everyone says the shooting was written so well and perfect no it wasn’t what sense does it make Jimmy runs while ricks eyes closed yet Sean becomes Spider-Man or Superman and grabs the gun out Ricks hand if you look at this writing and ignore the nostalgia you’ll see the writers hating on Aubrey tbh if I was Drake I don’t think I would look fondly of my times at Degrassi not only did the writers treat me like garbage apparently the actors wasn’t even getting paid and recently the actor who played spinner was seen doing Uber and when Drake first came out rapping he did many interviews saying the Degrassi salary wasn’t anything life changing I honestly think he only did the im upset video because he could control it without the writers and finally get revenge on Rick he played it off like a reunion but his real intentions was getting revenge lmk what you guys think
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2024.05.20 00:03 Top_Owl_8064 Sean "Diddy" Combs issues public apology after surveillance video shows assault on singer cassie
2024.05.19 23:01 AutoNewspaperAdmin [National] - Sean Combs apologizes for 'my actions in that video' that appeared to show an assault NPR
2024.05.19 22:57 Ninja_Nuggets Introduction Vid !!
Hey all. My name is Yani and i just launched a youtube video with my best friend, Alaya. Her and i have always watched the popular commentary channels such as Drew, Kurtis, Cody, Danny, etc and we were inspired by them and the lack of black women in the commentary youtube niche and decided to start our own youtube channel. I've posted the link so please feel free to watch and give/ leave any feedback necessary. Any and everything will be appreciated. Thank you all, have a fantastic day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YGvWHBlCy4&t=7s While your at it, feel free to watch our newest video and also give feedback.
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2024.05.19 22:43 panconques79 comenzando en ciberseguridad
Hace mucho tiempo que me gusta el tema de la ciberseguridad y todo lo relacionado con él. Sin embargo, casi siempre que quería comenzar, terminaba dejándolo. Hace unas semanas, decidí realmente esforzarme y comenzar mi camino en la ciberseguridad. Busqué artículos, algunas investigaciones y consulté varios videos para crear un plan de estudios. También pedí ayuda a ChatGPT para poder organizarme mejor y quisiera saber su opinión sobre si el camino que elegí y los conceptos con los que pienso empezar son adecuados. Agradecería mucho su ayuda. Aquí está el plan que me propuse:
1.1 Teoría de la Computación e Historia de la Ciberseguridad
- Importancia: Conocer la historia y teoría detrás de la computación y la ciberseguridad proporciona un contexto esencial. Saber cómo han evolucionado las amenazas y defensas ayuda a entender mejor los principios y prácticas actuales.
- Temas Clave:
- Historia de la Computación: Desarrollo de los primeros computadores, evolución de Internet.
- Historia de la Ciberseguridad: Desde los primeros virus y gusanos hasta las amenazas modernas.
- Conceptos Básicos de Seguridad de la Información: Confidencialidad, integridad, disponibilidad.
- Recursos:
- Libros como "The Cuckoo's Egg" de Clifford Stoll y "Ghost in the Wires" de Kevin Mitnick.
- Cursos introductorios en plataformas como Coursera y edX.
Paso 2: Desarrolla Habilidades Básicas en Informática y Programación
2.1 Aprende a Programar
- Por qué primero programación: Programar es fundamental en ciberseguridad porque muchas herramientas de seguridad se desarrollan y utilizan scripts. Además, comprender cómo se escribe el software es clave para identificar y explotar vulnerabilidades.
- Lenguajes Esenciales:
- Python: Fácil de aprender, muy utilizado para scripting, automatización, y análisis de datos.
- Uso en ciberseguridad: Creación de scripts para análisis de red, automatización de tareas de seguridad, desarrollo de exploits simples.
- Bash: Scripting en sistemas Unix/Linux, administración de sistemas.
- Uso en ciberseguridad: Automatización de tareas de administración y seguridad en servidores Linux.
- C/C++: Comprensión de sistemas a bajo nivel y desarrollo de exploits.
- Uso en ciberseguridad: Desarrollo de herramientas de seguridad, análisis y explotación de vulnerabilidades de software.
- Recursos:
- Codecademy, Coursera, edX, Khan Academy: Cursos interactivos y estructurados para aprender estos lenguajes.
2.2 Conceptos Básicos de Redes
- Por qué después de programación: Entender las redes es crucial para comprender cómo se comunican los sistemas y cómo se pueden atacar y defender. Con conocimientos de programación, puedes crear y utilizar herramientas que interactúan con redes.
- Temas Clave:
- TCP/IP: Protocolo de comunicación fundamental en Internet.
- DNS: Sistema que traduce nombres de dominio a direcciones IP.
- HTTP/HTTPS: Protocolo de transferencia de hipertexto, base de la web.
- Herramientas:
- Cisco Packet Tracer: Simulador de redes para practicar configuración y análisis.
- Recursos:
- CyberDefenders, Hack The Box, TryHackMe: Plataformas para practicar conceptos de redes con ejercicios prácticos.
Paso 3: Explora Recursos de Ciberseguridad
3.1 Libros y Tutoriales
- Por qué es importante: Leer y seguir tutoriales te da una base teórica y práctica que complementa tus estudios. Los libros escritos por expertos ofrecen perspectivas valiosas y técnicas probadas.
- Libros Recomendados:
- "Hacking: The Art of Exploitation" de Jon Erickson.
- "The Web Application Hacker's Handbook" de Dafydd Stuttard y Marcus Pinto.
- Tutoriales:
- Cybrary, Hack4u, Mastermind: Amplia gama de cursos y tutoriales en diversas áreas de ciberseguridad.
Paso 4: Practica con Laboratorios y Plataformas de Entrenamiento
4.1 Laboratorios Virtuales
- Por qué es crucial: La práctica es esencial en ciberseguridad. Los laboratorios virtuales te permiten experimentar en un entorno seguro sin riesgo de causar daños.
- Plataformas:
- Hack The Box, TryHackMe, OverTheWire: Desafíos y laboratorios prácticos que cubren una amplia gama de habilidades y técnicas.
4.2 Proyectos Personales
- Configura un laboratorio en casa:
- Herramientas: Utiliza máquinas virtuales (VMware, VirtualBox) para crear entornos de prueba.
- Práctica: Instala y configura diferentes sistemas operativos y herramientas de seguridad.
Paso 5: Participa en Competencias y Comunidades
5.1 Competencias
- Por qué es beneficioso: Participar en competiciones como CTF (Capture The Flag) te permite aplicar tus habilidades en escenarios reales y obtener reconocimiento en la comunidad.
- Plataformas:
- CTFtime: Calendario y puntuaciones de competencias CTF.
5.2 Comunidades y Foros
- Por qué es útil: Interactuar con otros profesionales te ayuda a aprender, obtener consejos y estar al día con las últimas tendencias y herramientas.
- Foros y Redes Sociales:
Paso 6: Obtén Certificaciones Básicas (Opcional)
6.1 Certificaciones Iniciales:
- Importancia: Las certificaciones pueden validar tus habilidades y conocimientos ante posibles empleadores.
- Certificaciones Recomendadas:
- CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+): Introducción a conceptos de TI.
- CompTIA Security+: Fundamentos de ciberseguridad.
Paso 7: Seguridad Personal y Ética
7.1 Ética en Ciberseguridad
- Por qué es esencial: La ética es fundamental en ciberseguridad para asegurar que tus acciones sean legales y moralmente correctas.
- Buenas Prácticas: Sigue las leyes y directrices éticas en todas tus actividades.
7.2 Seguridad en Línea
- Importancia: Practicar una buena higiene de seguridad personal te protege y te enseña principios que puedes aplicar profesionalmente.
- Protección Personal:
- Utiliza autenticación de dos factores, contraseñas seguras, y software antivirus.
Paso 8: Educación Formal y Extracurricular
8.1 Cursos Escolares
- Importancia: Aprovecha las oportunidades de educación formal para obtener una base sólida y certificaciones reconocidas.
- Cursos de Informática: Participa en clases de tecnología y programación.
8.2 Clubes y Actividades
- Por qué es valioso: Los clubes y actividades extracurriculares te permiten aprender de manera colaborativa y realizar proyectos en equipo.
- Participación en Clubes: Únete o inicia un club de tecnología o ciberseguridad en tu escuela o comunidad.
Paso 9: Mantente Actualizado
9.1 Noticias y Blogs
- Por qué es necesario: La ciberseguridad es un campo en constante evolución. Mantenerse actualizado te asegura que conoces las últimas amenazas y técnicas de defensa.
- Fuentes de Información:
- Krebs on Security, Threatpost, Dark Reading: Noticias y análisis de cibersegurid
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