chat thread 3 early 5 plama

[IamThunderbolt]

This is a banger, maybe also sightly traumatizing for 6 year old cookout, iirc

Think I've repressed those memories

It was my favorite movie for a while growing up. Definitely watched it for a birthday part sometime around 1st grade - don't remember how it was received by the other 6-7 year olds.

 

[JuiceCrewAllStar]

The only physical nervous tic I have is when I am on a computer reading text I constantly highlight text then click to unhighlight it over and over again.

just did that to this post!

i have a lot of fidget items at my desk: pop-it thing, slinky, grip strengthen thing, clicky pens, and various other little toys or things I mess with all day

not sure if it's #nervous though, just a high-kinetic guy

 

[TimmyClutch]

@Kory have you watched Grave of the Fireflies?

 

[ConnorEl]

Does anyone have any nervous tics? I think I've mentioned this before, but all this time in coaching has left me with a tic where I scrunch up my nose like a rabbit whenever I'm stressed or uncomfortable. With every new class that I have I always tell them I have one at the beginning of the semester and then give bonus points to whoever identifies it first. Then I tell them to yell at me when I'm doing it so I'm cognizant of it. But that has been unsuccessful in stopping it. Any advice on how to deal with a tic or make it go away forever?

Consider it part of CrossFit? #nosemusclesmatter

 

[Kory]

a thing that shocked me today:

• the university of alabama provides trans-affirming healthcare coverage

 

[Kory]

@Kory have you watched Grave of the Fireflies?

no i had seen no ghibli until last night

 

[WRS]

just did that to this post!

i have a lot of fidget items at my desk: pop-it thing, slinky, grip strengthen thing, clicky pens, and various other little toys or things I mess with all day

not sure if it's #nervous though, just a high-kinetic guy

I have a little fidget cube at my desk that I love. Each side had like a different mechanism. Not really a nervous tic I don’t think but helps to have something to occupy me when I’m on a lot of video calls, especially when I’m not saying much.

 

[WRS]

On the TRAIN to CHARLOTTE right now.

 

[deaconson]

Soft spot for iron giant

 

[Kory]

On the TRAIN to CHARLOTTE right now.

you can take the train to charlotte?

 

[birdman]

Lol holy shit someone else does this

It drives my wife absolutely crazy

I also do this. I never thought of it as a nervous tick though. More of a way for my adhd/dyslexic brain to keep track of where I am on the page.

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

Oooof, feel like a major problem with keychain services is that tech-ignorant people just…forget about needing passwords for things? i deal with a surprising amount of clients who get very upset when they suddenly have to manually enter passwords again.

 

[cookoutdeac]

Oooof, feel like a major problem with keychain services is that tech-ignorant people just…forget about needing passwords for things? i deal with a surprising amount of clients who get very upset when they suddenly have to manually enter passwords again.

I wish more people would get on board with third party PW managers like 1password or keeper (over the random browser store ones or the ones built into like iOS), more consistent and available on multiple platforms so you always have a way to access passwords even if manually entering is necessary.

Also really helps with actually using secure passwords.

 

[TY Based Giroud]

I don't know if it's the best, but here is a really good animated film that probably few people have seen:

The Cartoon Saloon films (Song of the Sea & Wolfwalkers) absolutely slap

 

[TimmyClutch]

no i had seen no ghibli until last night

This is the most emotional animated film you will probably ever see.

 

[Kory]

I wish more people would get on board with third party PW managers like 1password or keeper (over the random browser store ones or the ones built into like iOS), more consistent and available on multiple platforms so you always have a way to access passwords even if manually entering is necessary.

Also really helps with actually using secure passwords.

I love SafeInCloud

 

[BarcaDeac]

I have a little fidget cube at my desk that I love. Each side had like a different mechanism. Not really a nervous tic I don’t think but helps to have something to occupy me when I’m on a lot of video calls, especially when I’m not saying much.

I have one of these. Need to find it. It's probably in the box in my garage of stuff I cleared out of my desk at my previous job.

 

[TownieDeac]

Totoro is my fav Miyazaki

 

[TimmyClutch]

These will be my gift to myself once I have full-time employment and the government shutdown is over. Lululemon shorts + Wake Forest merchandise= Purchase

efollett

www.bkstr.com

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

I wish more people would get on board with third party PW managers like 1password or keeper (over the random browser store ones or the ones built into like iOS), more consistent and available on multiple platforms so you always have a way to access passwords even if manually entering is necessary.

Also really helps with actually using secure passwords.

My problem with those is just not having full confidence in their integrity and longevity vs Apple/Google, also the keychain access to the peripheral ecosystem.