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When you're generating an image in ChatGPT u can click on the loading grid and it will turn into a snake game. Randomly discovered it.

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INPUT: Power went out!!!!! START If the ቆጣሪው መልሶ ከሆነ → return; If the card has run out → return; If neither → checking neighbors 👀.... የሁሉም ነው የጠፋው? //Decision Timeeeee Yes → It’ll be back soonnnnn No → If it’s only some houses → ይቆያልልል😭 በመስመር ከጠፋ በኃላ: If everyone’s power goes out at the same time → It’s coming back If it flickers and goes out again → A sign that it’s coming backkkkkk END 🙄🙄🙄 @meryem_hub

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Emotional Challenges... 1. Fear of Angry Faces – Feeling nervous when someone looks even slightly angry or serious, immediately assuming they might yell at you, confront you, or hurt you. 2. Fear of Confrontation – Feeling tense or scared when you think someone might confront you, even when you haven't done anything wrong. 3. Fear of Being Alone in the Dark – Feeling uncomfortable or unsafe sitting alone in a dark room, even when you logically know there is nothing there. 4. Fear of Someone Standing Behind You – Feeling uneasy when someone is behind you, especially when you can't see what they're doing. 5. Fear of Sudden Anger – Becoming anxious when someone's mood suddenly changes because you start expecting something bad to happen. 6. Fear of Being Watched – Feeling uncomfortable when you think someone is staring at you, even if they may not actually be watching you. 7. Fear of Unexpected Calls – Feeling nervous when someone suddenly calls you, immediately wondering what happened or whether something is wrong. 8. Fear of Hearing Bad News – Getting anxious when someone says, “We need to talk,” or calls you unexpectedly because your mind immediately imagines the worst. 9. Fear of Making Mistakes in Front of Others – Worrying that one small mistake will make people judge, laugh at, or think differently about you. 10. Fear of Being Followed – Feeling unusually alert when walking alone, especially when you notice someone walking behind you for a while. 11. Fear of Sudden Loud Sounds – Feeling startled or anxious when a door slams, something falls, or a loud sound suddenly happens nearby. 12. Fear of Something Going Wrong – Feeling uneasy during completely normal situations because your mind keeps imagining possible things that could go wrong. #NoteForMe_part4 @meryem_hub

the word “queue” is just Q with four silent homies🥀

♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ And your own self has a right over you. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ ✨hadith @meryem_hub 🥰🎀

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✨Your computer can still know the correct time even after being completely turned off. ✨ A tiny Real-Time Clock (RTC) chip keeps counting the seconds, powered by a small coin-cell battery on the motherboard. When you turn the computer back on, the system reads the RTC and gets the current date and time almost immediately.

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Perspective matters.

Emotional Challenge 1. Emotional Reactivity – When one person's words, blame, or attitude can suddenly change your entire mood. You might be having a perfectly good day, but one small situation can make you sad, quiet, and overthink everything. 2. Taking Things Personally – When someone's words or actions affect you deeply, and even a small misunderstanding stays in your mind, changing how you feel for the rest of the day. 3. Emotional Dependence on Others – When your happiness becomes too connected to how someone treats you. Their kindness can make your day, but their distance or coldness can take your mood away. 4. Rumination – Replaying a conversation, someone's words, or a painful situation in your mind again and again, even when the moment has already passed. 5. Rejection Sensitivity – Feeling deeply hurt by perceived rejection, criticism, or disapproval, sometimes even when the other person didn't intend to hurt you. 6. Difficulty Regulating Emotions – Struggling to calm yourself after feeling hurt, angry, or sad, allowing one emotional moment to affect the rest of your day. 7. Conflict Sensitivity – Feeling uncomfortable when someone is upset with you, blames you, or misunderstands you, and finding it difficult to feel peaceful until things are resolved. 8. Fear of Being Misunderstood – Feeling distressed when someone judges you unfairly or assumes something about your intentions, especially when you know you didn't mean to hurt anyone. 9. Overanalyzing Relationships – Spending too much time wondering why someone changed, why they replied differently, or whether you did something wrong. 10. Emotional Carryover – Carrying the sadness, frustration, or hurt from one interaction into the rest of your day, allowing one difficult moment to affect other parts of your life. 11. Seeking Emotional Reassurance – Feeling the need for someone to explain, reassure, or confirm that everything is okay before you can fully relax after a difficult interaction. 12. Self-Blame – Automatically wondering whether everything is your fault when someone is upset with you, even when you may not be responsible for the situation. #NoteForMe_part3 @meryem_hub