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This thing has been bothering me for a while and I genuinely want to change because I don’t think i can keep going on with this mentality anymore especially since i work in healthcare.
it’s not like i go around calling people racial slurs it’s more about the way i view them internally without voicing my opinions. Like I automatically disregard the opinions of some of my foreign colleagues from other ethnicities because i think that they are too stupid to be right.
I don’t know if i am this way because of the racist stereotypes that i grew up hearing or if it was caused by something else. But no matter how hard i try I can’t bring myself to respect others or view them as equal.
i have spoken to many of my friends for advice and they told me that everybody has prejudices and that it’s normal to have these ideas or biases as long as you don’t voice them and then they started joking about me being “ woke “.

Hey, I'm a digital artist and graphic designer from Sweden but I'm currently without work and while I'm experienced, I absolutely SUCK at marketing myself. I don't know how to find clients really. What I do:

• Graphic design, in-game UIs, title designs (that you'd see for movies/games), generic logos, anything really.
• Dark art, this works well for things such as metal album covers or just nice artworks in general.
• Source Film Maker posters and small animations.
• 3D renders in Blender or (as I mentioned already) SFM.
• Twitch stream overlays and "screens" (such as "be right back" or "stream starting soon")

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My price range is $USD 35-100. For every client you manage to land, I'll give you a fourth of the sale. 25%. Here's my website with some of my work, but I'm updating it as we speak because it's somewhat outdated right now. (www.wilgotwall.com)
Thank you, and looking forward to finding someone that can help me :) I'm down to work hard, but I have no clients :(

I have completed all 152 shrines (and used all the light blessings), the 5 temples, and A Call From the Depths. I have max stamina, but I am missing 3 hearts (I know that you should be missing 2). I do not know how or where this one heart is. I am trying to limit the possibilities by checking each temple. I feel like I missed one of them, but there are not any there.

I think I'm finally done with this stage of upgrading the JBL audio in my 2021 OR. I'm posting here in case it helps anyone out who is considering starting down this path.
tl;dr: The JBL audio package is frustratingly poor from the head unit's clumsy interface and lack of wireless CarPlay and AndroidAuto to the weird amp to the muddy speakers. I went through a number of iterations and ended up with something that maybe cost too much, but addresses a lot of these issues.
Parts list at the end.
What I wanted to address:

1. Sound quality. Especially the harshness in the upper range and the muddiness in the mid and lower bass.
2. Lack of Wireless CarPlay

What I wouldn't give up:

1. 360 camera functionality including View button access.
2. Camera/screen clarity.
3. No floating/halo over-sized screens.

First try: Wireless CarPlay USB
I purchased and returned two different Wireless CarPlay USB adapters. I kept a third and used it for six months. These were all slow to connect -- 30-90 seconds -- and unreliable. Many times after waiting over two minutes for the connection, I would need to unplug/plug the USB adapter to reboot the thing.
Didn't try: Pro upgrade
I spoke to a local installer who suggested that anything short of pulling the JBL amp or adding post-JBL-amp DSP was going to fail. He suggested a price tag starting at about $3k and quickly heading toward $5k. Not in my price range.
Second try: Trail Grid Pro Sony XAV-AX6000 plug-n-play bundle
Kudos to the guys at Trail Grid Pro for putting this together. The wiring harness, Maestro pre-programming, and install videos were all great.
The Sony XAV-AX6000 is not great.
I paid $900 for this. It is now $768.
There was a very minor improvement in the sound quality. Probably based on the EQ that's available in the Sony and possibly on it just being a better head unit than the JBL (which is actually a Pioneer).
I returned it to Trail Grid Pro because the screen is awful. It's 800x600 and is significantly smaller than the JBL screen. The cameras were bordering on unusable.
Trail Grid Pro was easy with returns.
What I learned:

1. The Meastro RR is capable of retaining camera and steering wheel control functionality.
2. Screen quality is very important.
3. The HU can effect sound quality in some way even without replacing the amp or speakers.

Third try: Audiofrog separates
I changed tactics and decided to get some speakers from Crutchfield.
I initially went with the Audiofrog G60S. Coming from Crutchfield it included both wiring and door adapters/mounts. These are 6.5" "woofers" and 1" tweeters.
I did this install with the included Audiofrog in-line crossovers.
These did not sound good. I think the combination of the in-line crossovers and the JBL amp's channel tuning just broke the signal to the speakers.
What I learned:

1. Still no idea if Audiofrog is any good.
2. Replacing the door speakers is not as scary as it first appears.
3. The flush mount tweeter brackets sold by Crutchfield require a lot of modification to fit in the Tacoma dash.
4. The JBL tweeters have a soldered on connector that you need to cut off and re-use because nobody sells/provides that connectoadapter.
5. If people tell you that the JBL front door speakers are wired through your dash tweeters, they're wrong. At least for a 2021 w/ JBL.
6. The 89db 4ohm speakers were still plenty loud with the stock HU and amp.

Fourth try: Low-end Focal coaxials
I kept these.
Front Door: ACX 690 3-way 6x9 coaxials
Dash: TWU 1.5
Back Door: ACX 165 2-way 6.5 coaxials
Ordered from Crutchfield with the install kit.
I know some folks hate on coaxials, but going from 6 drivers to 12 drivers, getting full range sound from the doors, and not having to mess with crossovers to do it, all worked for me in this application.
The sound quality was better, but I still wanted to try to get Wireless CarPlay and see if the Focals would benefit from more EQ and better quality in the HU.
What I learned:

1. The plastic adapters to get the speakers in the doors were necessary. Even though the JBLs are 6x9 and 6.5, the threads on the door did not line up with the speaker mounting holes on the 6x9 and 6.5 Focals.
2. I still like Focals. I've given them lots of money for speakers, and I enjoy all of them.
3. Better SQ doesn't make the JBL HU any less annoying.
4. If you try to put rubber or foam baffles or cups on the door speakers, you have to be very careful about window clearance. My fronts are currently un-baffled with adhesive weather stripping where the plastic speaker adapter meets the door. That seems to work for now.

Fifth try: Alpine iLX-507
I bought this from Crutchfield with the Maestro RR and install kit.
I paid about $885.
There is now a bundle from Trail Grid Pro for $867.
It's basically all the same stuff, but Trail Grid Pro will program your Maestro, connect the wires, and bundle things up neatly for you.
There's no way I'd pull my install and return it to Crutchfield for $18, but if I'd noticed the Alpine bundle was available from TGP when I ordered, I probably would have done that.
TGP may also have solutions for connecting the factory GPS and Satellite Radio antennas and for using the stock microphone. Crutchfield doesn't have those.
The only place Trail Grid Pro seemed worse than Crutchfield was with the mounting adapter. The TGP adapter on the Sony was cheap plastic and was cracked when I got it. They offered to send a replacement, but, at that point, I knew I was returning the Sony. The adapter bundled by Crutchfield is better.
The Alpine is a superior HU to the Sony.
What the Alpine gets right:

1. It is a 720p screen. The physical screen is smaller than the JBL, but the clarity is much much better than either the JBL or Sony.
2. Your Toyota cameras are better than you think they are. I was shocked at how much better the 360 and reverse camera look on the Alpine screen. The images are noticeably smaller, but you can actually see more of what's going on.
3. The Alpine improved the SQ to a point that I can live with. There's still a sense that the JBL amp is under-performing and "doing things" to the signal that it shouldn't, but I actually enjoy listening to the Focals through the Alpine -- which is more than I can say for the either the JBL speakers or the JBL HU.
4. Integrated Wireless CarPlay on the Sony and Alpine is far beyond what the USB adapters provide. Almost instant connection. Actually faster than connecting the JBL HU over a USB cable.
5. The Alpine has dual USB on the rear. One of those can be connected to the Toyota USB using the Toyota adapter. I've got the other one tucked under the dash with a 256gb flash drive on it. It's full of FLAC that I can listen to if I don't want to use my phone, and it's relatively easy to pull out and update.

What's still not great:

1. SQ is still not perfect. That JBL amp is doing its thing.
2. Auto-source selection is fiddly. This seems to be a problem with CarPlay everywhere. Doing something like looking at a map in CarPlay while listening to the radio or USB source is harder than it should be. Spotify is the worst offender. Even quitting Spotify on the phone doesn't always get CarPlay and the HU to stop trying to use Spotify as its audio source.
3. Wireless CarPlay would be nicer if the Wireless charging pad worked. Dammit Toyota.
4. USB file browsing on the Alpine is sub-par. It's functional, but sort of 2005-esque.

General Thoughts:

1. If you want to improve SQ and the usability of the HU, you can do OK for around $1500. Much less probably won't get you there, and great sound probably requires much more.
2. Self-install is workable with install kits from either Crutchfield or Trail Grid Pro. Both companies are responsive and easy with returns. TGP likes to spam, and their unsubscribe seems broken. Other than that, no complaints for either company.
3. There are good tools at the iDataLink Maestro site. You can find exactly what functions are available and supported for a given combination of vehicle, HU, Maestro module, and Maestro harness. iDataLink also responds to support requests over email.

Final Parts List:
Speakers. Crutchfield. $450 w/ install kits.
Front Door: ACX 690 3-way 6x9 coaxials
Dash: TWU 1.5
Back Door: ACX 165 2-way 6.5 coaxials
HU. Crutchfield. $885 w/ install kit including Maestro RR and Toyota and Alpine harnesses.
Also available as a kit from Trail Grid Pro for slightly less.
Alpine iLX-507

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Yan's false paper has not been examined and has serious defects. She claimed that COVID-19 was created by the Communist Party of China and was initially promoted by the Rule of Law Society and the Rule of Law Foundation. Since then, her comments have been picked up by dozens of traditional Western media outlets, especially those with right-wing leanings, an example of how fake news has gone global.
Yan’s unreviewed – and, it was later revealed, deeply flawed – paper which alleged that COVID-19 was made by the CCP was first promoted by the Rule of Law Society and the Rule of Law Foundation. From there, her claims were picked up by dozens of traditional Western media outlets, especially those with right-wing leanings, in an example of fake news going global.
She broke into the mainstream when she appeared on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” and Fox News, but that was just the beginning. In Spain, the media environment I know best, her accusations were shared by most prominent media outlets: El Mundo, ABC, MARCA, La Vanguardia, or Cadena Ser. Yan’s claims were also shared in anti-China outlets in Taiwan, such as Taiwan News; or in the United Kingdom, in The Independent or Daily Mail, with the latter presenting her as a “courageous coronavirus scientist who has defected to the US.” In most cases, these articles gave voice to her fabrications and only on a few occasions were doubts or counter-arguments provided.
Eventually, an audience of millions saw her wild arguments disseminated by “serious” mainstream media all around the world before Yan’s claims were refuted by the scientific community as a fraud.
In both cases, as usual, the initial fake news had a greater impact and reach because of the assumed credibility of a self-exiled dissident running away from the “evil” CCP. Their credentials and claims were not thoroughly vetted until far too late. Anti-China news has come to be digested with gusto by Western audiences. Even if such stories are presented with restraint and nuanced explanations in the body of the news, the weight of the headlines already sow suspicion.
According to the New York Times, Steve Bannon and Guo Wengui deliberately crafted Yan’s image to increase and take advantage of anti-Chinese sentiments, in order to both undermine the Chinese government and deflect attention away from the Trump administration’s mishandling of the pandemic. These fake news stories still resonate today. The repeated insistence on looking for the origin of the coronavirus in a laboratory – despite the scientific studies that deny such a possibility – is, at least in part, the consequence of the anti-China political imaginary created by Trump, Bannon, and Guo.

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As you've read the title, part of me feels like I'm getting signs from Allah that Islam is true. This sounds quite stupid, and it is, but it's something that's been on my mind for a while now and I've been meaning to ask this subreddit about it for a while now.
So, what are the "signs" I have been receiving? What I'd consider a sign is when I would heasee something related to Islam whilst thinking about Islam. I'm not too sure why this is, but it's just what I consider signs. It could possibly be because it's somewhat coincidental.
Another thing I consider a "sign" is when I hear two or more Islam-related things back to back. Again, I'm, not sure why I see it this way.
Part of me thinks that Allah implemented this perception into me and used it to give me these "signs", or it could just be the way I interpret things for whatever reason.
(Sign #1)It originally started a few months ago. I would see Islam-related things whilst thinking about Islam and consider them as signs. I was afraid of the Islamic hell back then, so these signs would scare me. One of the first major "signs" is when I was watching youtube shorts. While watching, I said to myself "Maybe these 'signs' are from the devil". I didn't mean it seriously, however. I thought this since I was Christian at the time and the "signs" were scaring me. Then, right after that, I scrolled to another short, and it was about not questioning the things God does in your life, even if it may seem bad, and not to think it's from the devil. This scared me, since it felt like I was being directly answered. When I said the "signs" were from the devil, it was like Allah was answering me, telling me that it wasn't from the devil, but rather from him and he was just trying to convert me to Islam. What adds to this is that I was committing shirk, since I attributed Allah's signs as the devil's, and I believe Allah hates shirk the most. This is big in my opinion. He didn't directly answer me other times when I thought about the signs, but when I committed shirk, he directly answered me, which would make sense since he hates shirk the most. This was a pretty big sign, however I boiled it down to it just being a coincidence, or it actually being from the Christian god. I thought it could possibly be from the Christian god because 1: the "signs" I got could've been for my growth and 2: it's blaspheming against the holy spirit, since I attributed the works of god to the devil.
Anyways, recently, I had thought of this. Ever since then, I've been getting more "signs". One was when I was watching youtube shorts once again. I heard a mention of ghosts and remembering the first major "sign", I jokingly said to myself "maybe these 'signs' are from ghosts". In that very same short, God was mentioned. None in particular. This made me think it was a sign from Allah, and looking back at it, was foolish. However, because of this, I'd now think any mention of the word "God" while I was thinking about Islam was a "sign". This "sign" happened a few more times. (Sign #2) The next major "sign" is when I was watching youtube shorts again. I heard a mention of God and remembered the signs. The very next short I watched was a Muslim-Atheist debate, posted by a Dawah channel. I interpreted this as a sign, since I heard a mention of God, which remined me of the signs, and now that the signs and Islam were in my mind, a Muslim-Atheist debate was recommended to me which is conveniently timed. This was odd, since I hadn't watched one of those Muslim-Atheist debates in a while. Of course, this isn't too unnatural. Perhaps it's simply the algorithm recommending me a video that I used to watch in case I was still interested. Some refutations to this is that it was simply, a mention of "God"(not even the Islamic God) was mentioned, and hearing a mention of God is quite common. Any mention of God, or anything that would make me think of Islam or the signs would have been sufficient. Plus, any video based on Islam after hearing the thing that reminds me of Islam or the signs would have sufficed as well. However, I'm still not sure how to feel about this. I don't get videos based on Islam that often, and the fact that right before this, something that reminded me of Islam or the signs occurred, is quite coincidental. Plus, the thing that reminded me of Islam and the signs was a mention of God, in which I had been experiencing mentions of God whilst thinking about Islam or the signs in the past. It's like Allah made mentions of God make me think about Islam, and then used this to make me think about Islam and then recommend me the short. Then again, it simply could've been me interpreting any mention of God as a sign.
(Sign #3) After this, I wasn't sure what to think of it this. I decided to make a post on exmuslim, which is quite similar to this post. However, after writing this post, I had trouble posting it. Whenever I tried to post it, it wouldn't let me and would say something along the lines of "Something went wrong, please double-check your post and try again". It wouldn't work on my phone, and I had to post the draft on my pc for it to finally post. I interpreted this as a sign from Allah, stopping my post from being posted. Of course, you could say "What's the point of stopping it if I was able to post it on my pc the next day?". The answer to this is that it wasn't for the purpose of stopping me from posting the post, but rather, to give me another "sign". I've made other posts about Islam, looking for refutations of arguments for it, however, I've never had the problem. It would make sense for Allah to make the error happen on this post other than other Islam-related posts, since it was about signs. Plus, I posted another post right after this on my phone, and the post was able to post just fine. It was asking if there was a word limit for the subreddit, and according to the comments, I didn't reach that word limit (this shows since I was able to post it on my pc without changing the content). As for refutations, it simply could've been another coincidence, and I had been very frequently saving the draft, plus it was quite long, so it could've glitched since it was long and I was saving the draft frequently on my phone. Another thing is that when I had loaded it on my pc, not all of it loaded, which could mean it didn't save properly. However, it loaded normally on my pc a few hours later, without me changing anything.
(Sign #4) I had a few questions in my head. I've had them for a while. "Why am I the only one getting these signs? Why am I only getting them now? Why are they so unclear?" I just told myself that there was some reason Allah was only giving the signs to me, why I was only getting them now, and why they were so unclear, so I didn't concern myself with them that much. When I opened reddit one day, a post with an image captioned "God only knows" popped up. I was thinking about the signs at the time, but it wasn't that special, since I had been thinking of them often. I interpreted this a sign from Allah once again. However, I realized it wasn't really conveniently timed, since I wasn't thinking about any questions. Of course, my brain managed to interpret this as a sign, and I thought it was Allah answering the questions I had before. There's a couple problems though. I wasn't concerned with these questions since I already had an answer, so what was the point? Another thing that had happened a few days ago similar to this was when I received a comment on a post I made based on Islam (I believe the comment has now been deleted). In it was a verse, and the verse said that those with sure faith would get clear signs. I interpreted this as Allah answering me once again, since the opposite, which is those with unsure faith would get unclear signs, fit me, although, it didn't directly say this.
(Sign #5) At this point, I would interpret anything remotely close to Islam as a sign. For example, in a book I was reading, hell played a pretty big role in the story, although the mechanics of this hell is very different than the Islamic version. I interpreted this as a sign for a couple reasons. One is that while I hear mentions of hell frequently, I usually don't see hell playing a big role in a story, so for it to occur in this time period of me being wary of "signs" is weird. Another is that hell is what got me interested in Islam. I think these correlations are a bit weird. Some refutations are that the hell in this story was very different from the Islamic version and anything related to Islam involved in the story would've sufficed, however I can't think of any examples, so I'd appreciate it if some were given. While I was thinking of some examples of this, I thought of the moon being involved, since it's related to Islam via the Islam symbol having a crescent. A few minutes after this, in the same book I was reading, astronauts appeared, with their hands together, sort of like a prayer position. I interpreted this as another sign, since just recently I was thinking of the moon, and astronauts are related to the moon. Plus, those astronauts were in a sort-of prayer position. Some refutations to this is that the moon itself is barely related to Islam, and astronauts are barely related to the moon, so astronauts and Islam aren't really related at all. Of course, there's the fact that the astronauts had there hands together in a prayer-like position, but again, this is only a little bit related to Islam, plus they may have just been together, not in a prayer position. Then again, even with all this is mind, it feels coincidental that the astronauts combined with the prayer-like position both appeared, not long after I thought about the moon a little bit.
(Other Signs) Like I said before, I've recently begun to interpret anything remotely close to Islam as a sign. One example is when, in the same book I was reading, a character said the actions don't matter, but rather the intentions, and Islam is based on intentions, so it's weird that these two matched. Another is when I heard the word "coincidence" three times in a span of a couple hours, in which I was thinking that these "signs" were coincidences. There's others, but they don't concern me too much, so I'm not gonna list them (although the first one concerns me a little bit)
Just to make one thing clear, it doesn't matter how Allah does it, as long as he converts me to Islam. (Sign #6) One example of this is when I got a rare item in a game I was playing while thinking about the signs. This was right when I had begun to think about the signs again, so I wasn't thinking about the signs that much, so the timing was odd. The chances of getting this item is 2% in a roll you can roll 3 times every 24 hours. This in itself was a bit odd. I interpreted this as a sign from Allah, letting me know that Islam is true by making me get this rare item whilst thinking about the signs. It easily could've been a coincidence, however, about 4 days later, I got the same rare item again while thinking about the signs. The fact that I got the rare item twice in that amount of time is odd. You could just say it was me simply being lucky and Islam has nothing to do with it. The problem is the first time I interpreted it as a sign, so it's like Allah made it so that I would interpret it as a sign the first time, and use the same exact rare occurrence the second time, since I had already interpreted it as a sign the first time. Combine this with the fact that I was thinking about the signs both times, in which I hadn't been thinking about the signs that much back then, and this is odd. It's like he was continuing the "sign" with the second time I had gotten the rare item, since they were so similar. It doesn't matter that this had nothing to do with Islam, but rather, it brings me closer to converting.
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One argument I have come up against these signs is that they can't be from Allah if they don't successfully convert me. Assuming the purpose of all of this was to convert me to Islam, doing all of this is futile if it doesn't work, so if it doesn't work, that would mean Allah failed to convert me, which doesn't make sense. That being said, if something with very low chances occurs, for example, a formation of birds in the sky spelling out "Islam", then that will convince me. Another argument is that there is no way to confirm that these signs are from Allah. Another is that I am interpreting everything somewhat related to Islam as a sign, resulting in there being many signs, and that these signs are a result of the way my brain perceives things.
With all that said, I wanted to ask this subreddit as to how to approach these "signs". Are there any additional arguments against these "signs", and is there anything that supports the arguments/refutations I came up with? Am I overreacting to these signs? Am I being illogical? Even with the arguments and refutations I came up with, I'm still unsure of these "signs". This is a rank of how unsure I am of each individual "sign".

1. Sign #6
2. Sign #3
3. Sign #1
4. Sign #2
5. Sign #4
6. Sign #5
7. Other signs

One last thing, I'm not sure if I explained everything that well, so if you're confused about something, just tell me.

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Hey all,
Just thought I'd share how much Nespresso has changed my life and views on coffee.
I didn't start drinking coffee until 35. I'm 38 now. I started with instant (and two sugars and milk). Then my workplace got a Nespresso machine and down the rabbit hole I went.
It's been quite a journey. Knowing nothing, I first drank my pods as lungo (over extracted) with a bit of milk. Tasted "ok" to me but I didn't know any better. I then joined this subreddit and began researching, discovering things. I bought my own machine and started frothing my milk and using two espresso shots per latte. I also began to get an appreciation for lighter roasts (I started with dark). I still drank them with milk but then, out of curiosity, I bought some espresso cups and began drinking straight espresso (both light and dark roasts), no milk, just espresso - and it is amazing! I can taste all the notes people talk about: fruity, nutty, cereal, caramel, chocolate, smokey. I never knew coffee was supposed to taste like this! I thought it was supposed to be bitter, like instant coffee. I tried to drink instant recently as an experiment and I couldn't stomach it. I poured it down the sink. Horrible stuff 🤢🤮. Can't believe I used to think it was good!
But yeah, that's all I wanted to share. And a special shout-out to all the members of this subreddit. You all seem like such a lovely bunch.