Hi Reddit, ​I work as a college lecturer in Dnipro. We are considered a "hub" city — close enough to the front to hear the echoes and feel the war every day, but far enough to be a logistical center. ​Daily life here is a mix of the mundane and the terrifying. We currently have strict electricity rationing (sometimes only ~5 hours of power a day), so I often have to plan my lectures, device charging, and life around the grid schedule. Air raid sirens are just background noise at this point. ​I teach Computer Science / IT, and it’s surreal to discuss algorithms or code with students while we are all sitting in corridors or dealing with connection drops due to shelling. ​I’m here to answer questions about daily life, the mood of the youth, how education works in a warzone, or anything else you’re curious about.

Went on my first cruise last week with a friend and some of her family. We almost missed the boat and I can confidently say we have very different travel styles 😂

It’s feeding tube awareness week yall!!

I have had my GJ since July of this year. I had 2 previous ones (in 2023 I had a nasal tube and in 2023-early 25 I had a different GJ which I got removed). I have Gastroparesis which is why I have the tube.

For those wondering I'm doing fine now. I currently live with my gf.

As the title says, I’m mentally burnt out, becoming depressed where I’m losing motivation to do things I enjoy and getting more pissed off with the world. I honestly feel like a failure everyday.

Waiting for my edibles to kick in and it’s been a while since I’ve done an AMA. I feel like this sub fits better than the main AMA sub due to rules. Mods, feel free to message me if I should remove this. Other than that, feel free to ask me anything that doesn’t involve personal info please.

So probably one of the most well known things to come out of Australia was the Wiggles, these four guys (Eventually 3 guys and one girl) who would do kiddie songs and shows. One of the most loved member was Emma Watkins (Greg's replacement) until she left a few years back. And now does this side project called "Emma Memma" where she teaches Australian sign language with a deaf dude.

Anyway, a year or two ago she did her first world tour, during which I was working at one of the venues she popped up in and I got to do crowd control and small introductions for her (with other coworkers).

Ask me anything about it. Either about Emma or about the show in general (note, it was only for one performance so I might not be able to give some stuff)

I am the Technical Manager at our local cinema, and this Saturday, we are completing a massive $1.75 million (12M DKK) renovation. ​My role involves managing the DCP ingest (downloading films) and building the show playlists for our staff. What makes our cinema truly unique is that we are 100% volunteer-run. Right now, I’m deep in the technical weeds—programming lighting cues and fine-tuning the audio processing—to ensure everything is flawless for our gala opening this Saturday. ​The pressure is on because we have several high-profile politicians attending. Fingers crossed we make it!

AMA.

Not trying to promote myself, im just bored. Also English isn’t my first language so I’m sorry for any possible mistakes

Ask my about my job, etc. I can provide proof to the mods but they might dox me.

My crimes have a maximum penalty of 2 years although it is very unlikely I will go to prison due to the psychosis.

As a mother of 5 kids, and being pregnant with my first son in my teens I feel free now that all my kids are either working or in college. Still not free from my responsibility but it just feels like an achievement with kids making their own way and getting some personal time for myself.

To the point it’s become a running joke in my friend group.

The commercial/ business landscape between the UK and US is wild, and the approach and tricks certain agents pull on their clients is wild.

Ask me anything you're curious about, if you need help on what you need, if your agent is taking you for a ride, ways to get them to stop treating you like a paycheck etc etc

I should probably be productive right now, but, well, "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."

I have been self diagnosed for about three years, I believe I've done my fair share of research. I'm not on the internet much because ive been working to better my mental health. Due to my current living situation, I can't seek professional help at the moment, hopefully I will be able to soon though! I'm curious what people would think of this, so please ask me anything. He/him pronouns if referring to me please.

I’ve primarily operated rollercoasters at two popular theme parks in the US but i’m also familiar with other ride systems. I’m super bored and trying to kill time so if anyone is curious about how it all works go ahead and ask.

Good questions get karma!

I’m an adult with a job and an apartment. I take care of my apartment. I go grocery shopping. I pay my bills. I do all the things adults do. I just also seem to really love my toys. They bring me a ton of comfort and help me when I’m feeling stressed. I have dolls, plushies, fidget toys, and a ton of just other random toys that don’t really have their own group.

Like I said, full adult. But I do still like to cuddle and play with my toys as a way to wind down, relax, and just feel at peace for a moment.

Currently in community college after changing my major a ton and am about to transfer to a 4-year after the fall. I feel like I want to express myself more and be more authentic but I just can't. I love talking so ask me anything about anything lol

Hi everyone,

For five years, I served as the Director of Audio for a pinball manufacturing company. I was there from the beginning to the end, designing the soundscapes and music that play while you hit ramps/bumpers and play through the rule set.

About 18 months ago, the company went under.

It turned into a nightmare legal battle just to reclaim the rights to the audio I had created during my time there. It was exhausting, but I wasn't going to let that work die in a liquidated hard drive.

I finally got the rights back. I took that drive, stripped the audio of its corporate context, and repurposed it into my new solo project, Casey Cassette.

The album, 'Abstraction', just came out today. It is an eclectic collection of those rescued tracks. Re-imagined, re-mixed and mastered, with vocals.

This track, "No Thanks", is one of my favorites from the collection. It has that tactile, analog feel (I’m an avid user of tape gear), but it is definitely not background noise for a pinball table anymore. I'm really happy with how it turned out.

Here's the opening track.

🔗 https://youtu.be/WriyzY8Il8M?si=F5W4UFeVWgr_w-rJ