Alright, let me explain. I'm new to banks. I opened a Capital One 360 account a while back when I had no job and no money because I was expecting to get a job later. Well, eventually my Capital One account was closed because I didn't add any money to it. Now when I apply to banks I get an email saying I was denied:
We declined your application because your Early Warning deposit score is 642 (on a scale of 495-1000), which we consider to be a higher risk score. According to Early Warning, these are the major factors impacting your score:
- Number of accounts in a high risk status
- Average days account(s) open
- The consumer currently has no accounts in open and present status
I don't understand this stuff.. please help.
I just recently discovered the description of "avoidant attatchment" and while I understand attachment theory is to be taken with a grain of salt, I also understand that I want to be able to spot asap and avoid people who display those traits.
In hindsight, my most recent ex showed warning signs of this but I didn't recognise them and wasted way too much time on him.
For example, he was a bit of a hermit, living off the grid and needing lots of alone time. I didn't identify it as a red flag because I'm also very independent and need my alone time so I was too busy living my life when he pulled away to notice something was off.
I guess I could have spotted it as hot/cold behaviour instead of healthy independence if I'd paid more attention, due to it being paired with his mood swings and inconsistent affection levels. I might be busy and independent but my affection remains consistent.
A past history of short relationships should have been a glaring sign, too.
What else would you suggest to spot avoidant tendencies so I can steer clear, distinguishing it from normal independence?
Any crypto project burning a big amount of coins early on is a very BIG warning sign!
This is usually a sign of a scam or atleast of very shady developers and here is why:
First of there are very legit use cases for burning coins (see eip 1559/ the london upgrade for example) but if they burn tons of coins early on be very carefull.
One reason to do this is to make it less obvious how much of the overall supply is being held by the creators or whales (creators owning most of the coins is a indicator of a rug pull or atleast a very centralised project).
Imagine xcoin is created with a supply of 1000 coins. The creator himself owns 100 of these (or 10%). Shortly after launch they announce that they will burn 500 coins of half of the supply. These coins are burned and there are now 500 xcoins left. The creator still owns 100 of these (or now 20%) but it is much harder to easily tell he holds this much of the coins overall than if he had just created xcoin with a 500 max supply from the beginning.
There are many reasons projects might introduce burning mechanics, but if they do it very shortly after launching the project always ask yourself why the did not just mint less coins to beginn with?
Be carefull out there the knight is dark and full of rug pullers.
(Title is Among Trees not Among Tree. Sorry for mistake)
Among Trees is an EGS exclusive game released with the early access banner, and have thus far only see 1 worthwhile content update
the game is coming to Steam soon and the developer has said that there won’t be any major update as they have shifted to their next project. And now players are warning Steam users on Steam forum regarding this in that the game’s still lacking content and has almost no content updates (mostly quality of life improvement and bug fixes)
https://steamcommunity.com/app/897730/discussions/0/
Check out the comments on their social media
https://twitter.com/amongtreesgame/status/1456336366690779137?s=21
Does anyone know if Alex ever played the red Strat with the reflective pickguard live?
Would you meet a games ending condition if you believe you would lose by a smaller margin than if you allowed it to continue? Or rephrased: What matters more to you? the gap between the scores or your personal score in a game that has been decided and is wrapping up.
Obviously if theres a chance then you should try to win, this is a hypothetical that you are going to lose.
Afterthought: I fully endorse kingmaking, it's a part of the social element of board games (and usually bites my ass) so let's call this a 2 player or pure euro scenario.
I have been on fin for 19 months and haven't noticed a goddamn thing. oral min for 6 months and haven't noticed a god damn thing. im pissed, exhausted, and depressed. I was such a confident individual before my hair began to diffusing. I dont even know what steps to take next. I AT LEAST thought fin would MAINTAIN the hair I have now but nope. my hair is just getting frizzier. I dont want to make the switch to DUT because the extra T might royally fuck me even more. 22 years old and dealing with this shit is fuckin ridiculous. fuck the side effects, dont even WORRY about those. WORRY about the pill not even working to do what its suppose to. OH and did I mention I only had ONE person with hairloss in my family???? yeah, FUCKIN ONE. did I get his genes? who knows? PROBABLY, with my shit luck. good luck with this battle guys. your gonna need it. wouldn't wish this on my word enemy...
Since the devastating flood in Klang Valley on 18 Dec 2021, I saw many redditors here are questioning why Malaysia didn't have any flood warning system in place. Well, it's not because Malaysia did not have any flood warning system in place, it's just because automated warning system is currently only available for Pahang, Kelantan and Terengganu river basin area, I will talk about this part later in this post.
TLDR version at the bottom of this post.
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The purpose of this post series is to provide infomation and educate us monyets here about the existing warning system (for flood, tsunami, war or other emergency) in Malaysia. Like those Emergency Alert System you see in US movie, or the Japanese Early Earthquake Warning system.
But Malaysia currently do not have that kind of canggih warning system lah...
Malaysia currently do no have those automated TV, radio or phone warning system like those in the US/Japan/NewZealand that can automatically popup and blasting warning sound in your TV, radio or phone.
Emergency Broadcast System in Call of Duty: MW2 cutscene, not the real life one
Earthquake warning popup in Japan's TV
So we will be focusing on siren type warning system in this series, where a large speaker pole erected somewhere will blasting high pitch warning sound and instruct you to evacuate to somewhere safe immediately.
In Part 1 of this series, we will talk about flood early warning system currently in place in Malaysia.
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Warning system name: Program Ramalan dan Amaran Banjir (PRAB) [Flood Forecasting and Warning Program]
Management agency: Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (JPS) [Department of Irrigation and Drainage]
So since the 2014 great flood in the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, JPS has started to develop a more
... keep reading on reddit ➡
If you notice these signs, how do you react to limit the effects or, if you can, stop the full episode from happening? I’m without medicine rn and noticing a few signs
I’ve experienced my first episode a couple months back and was wondering aside from the delusions I was having, what would be some early warning signs I should look for in myself if I were to start slipping back into another episode.
This might’ve been asked before but what are some early warning signs in game that makes you go “yeah we already lost”?
For me one sign is when everyone is splitting to go to lanes and four people go one way and 1 person goes the other.
It's been 4 years since I had my first and only miscarriage, which happened when I was 30 years old and at around 4 weeks (fetal age). I had never been pregnant before. I was shocked at how physically painful it was relative to how early along I was. I ended up bleeding a lot, expelled a lot of tissue, was bed-ridden for a week, had a massive headache for that week, and couldn't walk very well ('cause it hurt down there) for one month afterwards (without doing a D&C as I was advised that I didn't need one).
I'm still childless and now we're trying for a baby again. My period is two days late but the tests are all showing a BFN. I casually stumbled on some Reddit threads where other women shared how low HCG levels early on usually indicated a miscarriage down the road.
Given my prior experience, I'm quite anxious and worried about what might happen. I'm curious if anyone else also had a painful early miscarriage before and if it means there's something I should be looking into? I'm sorry it also happened to you. No one told me they found anything wrong with my body. Were you able to successfully have a baby afterwards with no complications?
Thanks.
My cousin once told me he beat his ex girlfriend and dragged her across the floor to make her give him her paycheck.
Then he smiled at me and tried to share a laugh at the "stupid bitch".
He also told me he beat somebody with a chair in prison.
I was a teenager. Looking back I should have known but he's family so I brushed it off.
We don't talk anymore since he tried to human traffick me and I escaped. Last I seen of him he's in the news for robbing a store at gunpoint.
What are some early warning signs of yourself or others that you noticed are a sociopath?
Alright, let me explain. I'm new to banks. (I'm 19 and never had a job, but I have money and am getting one now) I opened a Capital One 360 account a while back when I had no job and no money because I was expecting to get a job later. Well, eventually my Capital One account was closed because I didn't add any money to it. Now when I apply to banks I get an email saying I was denied:
We declined your application because your Early Warning deposit score is 642 (on a scale of 495-1000), which we consider to be a higher risk score. According to Early Warning, these are the major factors impacting your score:
- Number of accounts in a high risk status
- Average days account(s) open
- The consumer currently has no accounts in open and present status
I don't understand this stuff.. please help.
