/biz/ - Business & Finance

Guys I feel so damn naive I just got all my GRT and PRQ shucked from my metamask wallet from a fake uniswap airdrop.
Is this real? How can I confirm this, it just fucking vanished I wanna die.

Do I self destruct this wallet and make a new one?

Give me an easy 10x for this week I lost a lot of money on COR

List poorfag shitcoins like ASKO to make signifcant gains this year without having to stake all your rent

>playing a vidya in the holiday (right now)
>don't have work tomorrow
>suddenly having flashbacks to over 10 years ago, when I was a teenager playing PS2 and PS3 games
>remember two feelings in particular: long,aimless, friendless summers where I played videogames that felt particularly sterile in their colour palettes, menus, music
>remember one PS2 game in particular that combined its sterile look with its music and overall tone to create a nostalgic memory of me playing the game and a nostalgia for an imagined youth I never had (being in a kawaii / preppy looking school and having a fun school life)
>my memories of my life 8+ years ago make me feel like I lived a sterile life where nothing was possible (what I did was waste my free time and feel really sad)

I remember the smell of the toilet paper in a new, modern building. It smelt like it was coated in some sort of dust. I remember some parts of the building had exposed concrete even after it opened, which was a stylistic choice.

I remember many years ago, I would go to the university in the evening to read in a random building and one time I went there during winter and it was cold and dark in the evening but in a way without any moisture due to recent rain. It felt like being in a glossy digital movie.

I remember watching Drive in the cinema and then reading the novel in a university building one evening and it was a dark night outside.

I remember finishing the final exam of a university year and realising I had a long summer holiday to come. The weather was slightly warm, slightly cloudy, very neutral and bland. I remember I had had a crush on a girl (I wasn't even r9k pilled yet!!!) I sometimes saw in the course of the final exam and I never saw here again or had talked to her at all in the first place.

I remember going through my extreme procrastination phase towards the end of my time there and walking past this crowd of extremely happy, costumed, treasure hunting (or something) Chads and Staceys.

>4.30 pm
>work tomorrow
>weekend arrived quickly but went away even quicker

Feels bad...

Is WAVES ever gonna moon again or am I just a hopeless romantic?

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>woke up on Sunday morning at 10.30 am
>browse internet on phone in bed
>play vidya (unsure if I'll give up playing it or not; it's a time sink)
>read for a short time
>eat
>have a very small binge
>eat more non-binge food
>waste time on internet for a long while, laughing a lot but doing nothing (from 2 pm to 8.30 pm)
>now plan to go for a walk while listening to podcasts, then jogging, then some reading, then sleeping and waking up to work from home

At least my real life will start tomorrow, after work... and after this second last video game...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l2awXfumOU

>>19936859
>ID sad

>>19455002
is anything under 10k considered a linklet?

>woke up at 11 am
>drank coffee, browsed internet
>ate food
>went for my usual walk (at my parents' house)
>walked through a park; no one outside
>went through forest area which wasn't big but felt ok
>listened to podcasts
>walks feel more pointless than in London because there's nowhere to go
>get back home and it's dark
>play PS4 and the game I'm playing (the first I've played for years) has started to feel like a boring chore and I'm reminded of why I stopped gaming over 5 years ago
>now the day is gone
>nothing to do
>might read a book

It's kind of depressing how the best time of my Christmas holiday was having a coffee in a spare 40 minutes at the train station, after my last day of work.

I should delete my save file for the PS4 game. It feels like busywork.

They're showing the Irishman in one of the cinemas in my city soon, which I will see.

Today I was laughing a huge amount at /tv/ posts and I have this memory of being in a part time job over 4 years ago, laughing at a /tv/ topic on my break.

I don't have any expertise in anything, like a lawyer or doctor. I worry all the time when I'm at my job that the Silicon Valley type A people are mogging me in terms of productivity. An average day in a silicon valley company for an average person involves creating a new Lisp framework to manipulate 50,000 excel spreadsheets at once, across multiple offices, in the cloud, using AI, while mining crypto. And that's all before lunch. And having an app made at home that makes them a small amount: $30k per month.

I watched uncut gems and liked it but felt sad because now the directors are almost my age. I'm a failure. I am mediocrity squared.

I am totally charismaless and am doomed to banal middle management purgatory. I'm ugly.

I remember feeling really sorry for myself on a cold day in London as I walked to my flat, then seeing a homeless man and gaining some perspective, before losing it a few minutes later. That's how others see me.

>be me
>have been at my parents' house for almost a week during Christmas holidays
>found out there was a PS4, which I've been playing on for hours on end
>finished the boring pseudy long book, which was almost 1000 pages
>been to the gym but, unlike London, there are only a few minor gymthots each time
>holiday has been spent reading, playing vidya, exercising, wasting time online, and a bit of movie watching and seeing parts of my hometown

I forgot how incredibly immersive videogames are. I effortlessly spend hours at a time on the PS4. I don't feel guilty about wasting time because I won't take it with me to London.

I went to one of my city's main libraries and read an entire book there but it felt kind of pathetic. At one point I was the only person on one of the floors, reading a book at 4 pm as it was pitch black outside. I knew that being in a library when LibGen exists is a pretentious and contrived act but there was no one to even be contrived in front of. I hadn't seen anyone in my town that I had known in the past and it felt like a true "life has moved on" moment. I went to the cinema once and want to go again but there is nothing good there. I went through a few puny shopping centres and it felt kind of pointless. Is having coffee in coffee shops contrived and affected or is it acceptable?

I am seeing when sunset takes place in the coming months and I am amazed that it can appear after 6 pm. I have the urge to save money and do stuff so that I have a pressure free summer.

Christmas feels less Christmasy every year. I thought I'd spend my holiday driving aimlessly around everywhere but I have decided to save my money.

I am currently feeling sad about not being a millionaire. My current sleep pattern is 3 am to 11 am but it's amazing how flawless and effortless my sleep is compared to my London flat.

Fuck, I hate the corporate office environment so much. I honestly shitposted about it for years before I went in, and all my theorising was true.

Firstly, there is very little work to do. If you had your own office this wouldn't be so bad. But open plan offices mean that you are always watched, which means you can't browse the internet or waste time productively. The open plan office is dehumanising because there is non-stop noise, seemingly just the right amount to not be easily ignorable, because co-workers who are relevant to you have conversations. It feels like losing 20 IQ points while being assimilated in to a hivemind.

After the freedom of university, I feel like a prisoner for having to be at a desk from 9 to 5.30. Literally a prisoner chained to his desk. 8.5 hours of anything is insane. If I had the autism necessary to do that without distress, I may as well have learnt programming. University was freedom and work is prison. I will never respect people who denigrate university because they would rather work. They are ignorant. I hated my degree but intellectual work never left me with that tired hangover feeling that work leaves me with. On the plus side, NOT having that feeling would probably signify something much worse.

My work is braindead but I know this isn't the same for everyone, like programmers etc. As soon as I went in to the office environment, I suddenly regretted not specialising in something like programming, law, engineering, design etc. I am an interchangeable cog without the social skills to move jobs easily. In terms of non-technical office monkeying, being a lawyer is the pinnacle, really. The law is swallowing up everything.

>mfw sold at 400 after doubling my money

>>10347807
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this society. feels bad man.