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tukang sambat 🤪 tukang mimpi tp bukan halu😛senang berkontemplasi🥺 vlog/blog enthusiast

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

It may be just an SD Card, but the memories in it are precious to me. Please help me get my memories back!

#helpmegetmymemoriesback

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X please do ✨your magic✨

Aku kehilangan sebuah case SD Card kecil berbahan plastik warna putih (seperti digambar) yang berisi:
SD Card SANDISK 32gb&64gb
MicroSD merk Samsung
Kemungkinan hilang antara tgl 10-18 Februari 2025 di parkiran motor ballroom Mustika hotel Jogja 👉

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

Terakhir di pake tgl 1 februari, setelah itu kemungkinan jatuh (tanpa disadari)

Bagi yg menemukan bs kontak aku via X atau IG, ak uda siapin imbalan buat yg mengembalikan dalam keadaan utuh.

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

@cl_dhcl Keluargaku jg msh ada yg gitu, suka menyisihkan yg ga disukai. Akhirnya selesai makan selalu ada sisa2 yg tbh eman bangettt

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

Salah satu pelajaran paling berharga dr menikah sm org Jepang adl budaya mereka makan. Setiap makan g pernah menyisakan sisa barang sebutir nasi pun. Karena ada keringat dan usaha pak tani ditiap butir nasi.

[b : fh topup games. @orenjei]

JANJI YA JANGAN BUANG BUANG MAKANAN LAGI?

a thread

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

Interesting conversation

[Mushtaq Bilal, PhD @MushtaqBilalPhD]

An Interview with the Nature editor who rejected the paper that won the Nobel Prize

In mid-2000s, Katalin Karikó submitted one of her papers to Nature, the prestigious academic journal.

Nature desk rejected her paper saying that it did not offer any original insights and that Karikó’s work only makes an “incremental” contribution to the field.

The paper was later published in another academic journal Immunity and eventually became the basis for Karikó’s work that won her the Nobel Prize in physiology.

I tracked down the Nature editor who desk rejected Karikó’s paper and asked how he felt about Karikó winning the Nobel Prize.

Following is an excerpt of my conversation with the Nature editor who spoke to me on the condition of anonymity.

The conversation has been edited for mockery and ridicule.

Mushtaq Bilal (MB): Good afternoon! I hope it’s not too awkward a moment for you.

Nature Editor (NE): Just another day in the life of a journal editor who rejected potentially Nobel Prize winning work.

MB: How do you feel about being the editor who rejected that paper? Did you ever think something like this might happen?

NE: Oh Absolutely! I have a sixth sense for these things. I can spot a Nobel Prize winning paper from a mile away…and then reject it.

MB: Good to know you still have a sense of humor…

NE: …and a bit of false pride too.

MB: Have you considered adding it to your CV, “Professional Rejector of Groundbreaking Work?”

NE: That’s a good one. I am thinking of starting a new journal called “Nature Rejected” in which I will publish every paper rejected by Nature.

MB: Sounds like a best-seller to me…

NE: I could’ve been the editor who published the Nobel Prize winning work, I could’ve become the next star in academia. Nobel Prize winning scientist would mention my in their speeches, invite me to go to Sweden with them where I would get myself nice, relaxing Swedish massages…that’s my biggest regret, Mushtaq. I was so looking forward to those massages.

MB: I think we are getting off track a bit. Coming back to the paper, walk us through the day you rejected that paper.

NE: It was just another day. I woke up, applied for a few non-academic jobs, dropped my kids at school, fought with my wife over wet towels, had lunch followed by a huge relaxing fart, and then I rejected the paper.

MB: Some details are a bit unnecessary but let’s not get off topic again. Have to thought of sending a congratulatory message to Karikó? Maybe a fruit basket with a “My bad” card?

NE: That would be the class thing to do. I’m thinking of sending her a telescope. So, the next time she spots something groundbreaking, she can magnify it enough for even me to see.

MB: That makes no sense…

NE: I know. It’s a shit joke…

MB: It’s actually quite refreshing to see someone like you who owns up to their mistakes.

NE: Thanks. And please send me the transcript of this interview so I could take a look at it before you post?

MB: Why, you want to reject it too?

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

@alieqalieqa Habis baca thread ini kok jadi sebel ama si Doel ya? Padahal dulu ak suka tokoh Doel. Mungkin krn skrg menyadari cowok plinplan ga berpendirian dan maunya menang sendiri itu bener2 bikin sewot dan pantas diceraikan wkwk

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

Just finished FFXVI last Sunday and now I’m having post-game depression syndrome

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@TheVirusChef Super envyyy. I want to see queen bee too!

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Best modern Final Fantasy Game so far!! Love it!

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@fukaekitamachi Yah punyaku uda jadi x semua nih

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

My new favorite!! Who’s with me??

https://t.co/35IYXuN8zw

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Ternyata betul, kalo diri sendiri ngga bahagia, emang susah kl ngeliat kebahagiaan orang lain

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

Sebuah "teori parenting" dari Jepang

[1minggu1cerita @1minggu1cerita]

Kenapa anak-anak di Jepang sangat tertib makan di meja makan? Mungkin jawabannya bisa kamu temukan di sini https://t.co/D9DCVJyjmd @IndyRin untuk #1minggu1cerita

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

@goodghan No idea :((

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@TheVirusChef Biasa... Tidak may punya anak Kalo belom Japan financially and mentally wkwk. Punya anak tanggungjawab nya terlalu besarrrr

[mbak sambat @IndyRin]

Soalnya di Jepang banyak lelaki seperti suami ane wkwk

[Nippon.com @nippon_en]

Japan’s population of children aged between 0 and 14 fell to 14.4 million as of April 1, 2023, down 300,000 year on year.
https://t.co/pO6Qjk1WgC

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Buat penyuka merek Jepang

[1minggu1cerita @1minggu1cerita]

Sabun cuci muka yang melembabkan wajah? Pernah coba Hadalabo Gokujun Hyaluronic Acid FacewasH? Yuk simak dulu reviewnya di https://t.co/wr1WK8gbIu @IndyRin untuk #1minggu1cerita