Torso dolls save space for storage, as I mentioned above, I'm concerned about storage and the torso doll is much more convenient.

At first I was a little uncomfortable with headless dolls, but gradually I got used to it. Sometimes I put a wig on her.

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OK, if you like you could.

2-3 times a week. I am a person who seeks excitement. Overall, the experience of this torso doll is great.

Not if you paid for it to be there.

Edit: I mean is waking up seeing a headless silicone body normal?

Don't you think seeing a silicone head in the middle of the night is pretty scary? Dude.

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No arms and no head, does it still qualify as a doll as opposed to a sex toy?

umm so you have sex with that?

Why are you using the word „werkzeug“ here? That’s German for „tool“.

What are your thoughts on multivitamins?

Just a few questions, if you don't mind.

1. I am interested in this field. Where do you suggest I start at? E.g. Specific YT Channel, UpSkillSet, HackThisSite.com, etc.
2. Does the majority of this job include working full-time at an IT company, or private contractor (such as Fiverr.com) or contract work such as 6-month contract?
3. I have been in the IT field for several years, primarily troubleshooting, administration, AD, minor security modifications, etc. How long would you estimate someone with my experience before actually being able to seek employment as cybersecurity?

TIA. -Jason

2 banana, 1 pizza pie. 3 medium red bull and if hungry before bed, teaspoon of peanut butter

Can you please dissect the difference between an RD and a nutritionist? I know the difference but some may not

Udemy mainly :)

Where can I find these classes?

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What about that whole thing I've heard about your body creating insulin when you eat something sweet, and if it's artificial, the insulin still gets released but then has nothing to do (or is too much) and then causes ... Some kind of under/over-production problem?

Thanks a lot, indeed.

Oh and I almost forgot, keep track of what you've achieved! It may not look like much, but showing you not only "know" stuff but have also managed to apply it is a great way to show you've got skills.

I work for a company! I'd say tech is a perfect place to come in without a degree. A lot of companies would rather hire someone who's good (however they got good) than hire someone purely because of their degree. You obviously may have to grind a little more and try to make yourself shine but that's the hardest part. The second you got your foot in the door, you can officially put you're a security analyst and a bunch of doors open :)

If there's a will there's a way! The path to making it may be a little wavy and tiring (you'll doubt yourself, you'll fall into tutorial hell and have trouble getting out of it, etc..) at times but when you get into the industry it's very worth it imo.

I didn't have a perfectly straight learning path but something in the lines of:

Learning linux -> Learning the common network protocols -> Getting some solid bases with a couple of programming languages (in my case python, golang, js) -> getting some experience with various tech stacks by running stuff on my homelab -> competing in various CTFs and gathering exploit knowledge through that -> bunch of online classes on security basics

I have a ged and am self taught like you, how did you find a break without the BS degree and or certs and experience? Are you freelance or do you work for a company or firm?

Do you still experience delusions and hearing voices while on anti-psychotics?

What was your learning path? Congrats!