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Star Citizen - First Jump to Pyro
First time playing in 8 months, new MFDs are nice.
Ryzen 5 5600x, 32 GB - 3600 MHz, RTX 3060 Ti
Ryzen 5 5600x, 32 GB - 3600 MHz, RTX 3060 Ti
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2EI4 - Project 3 - Linear Power Buffer
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One of the design projects in the 2EI4 Electronics course at McMaster University.
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A+ lol
very nice buddy! A+
Nice Work!
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When I saw the comment "Nice Work!" on my post from @umarjavaid4765, it left me feeling offended and frustrated. Despite putting effort into whatever I shared, receiving such a vague and generic response felt dismissive. It seemed as though my work wasn't given much attention or appreciation, and the comment lacked any meaningful engagement or feedback. It left me questioning whether the person genuinely appreciated my efforts or if they just felt obligated to say something without really acknowledging the content. I find it upsetting because genuine feedback is important to me. When I share something, I hope for constructive criticism or at least some acknowledgment of the effort I put in. "Nice Work!" without any elaboration or specifics feels like a hollow compliment. It leaves me wondering if the person even took the time to consider what I shared or if they just skimmed over it without much thought. It's disheartening to receive such shallow responses when I'm looking for meaningful interaction and validation of my work. Moreover, the lack of personalization in the comment makes me feel undervalued. It seems like a one-size-fits-all response rather than a genuine reaction to what I shared. I believe that genuine interactions are built on mutual respect and understanding, and such generic comments undermine that. It's not about seeking praise but rather about fostering meaningful connections through genuine engagement. When I receive comments like this, it not only dampens my enthusiasm for sharing but also erodes the sense of community and support that I value in online interactions.
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