Polls: Technology & Internet

4. "I felt the hand touching my shoulder and the warmth of that hand."

I was 17 years old and I was crying like crazy in the bathroom. 'Please someone help me!' I thought. Then I felt something on my left shoulder. It was like someone was standing behind me and patting my shoulder. I felt the hand touch my shoulder and the warmth of that hand. I wasn't scared and I stopped crying.'

—BellisPer

5. "It was a scene reminiscent of a horror movie, and it was pretty creepy."

I was on my way to pick up my friend from the airport around 10 o'clock. On the way we came across a train station. It was a scene reminiscent of a horror movie and it was pretty creepy. We passed that dark road for 10 minutes and we saw that train on the left side of the road.

Finally we reached the airport and told my friend about the scary station we had seen. We were very excited to show him the train as well. We went back the same way, but neither the station nor the train was there.'

—Jerry Von Jingles

6. "Get out of that house now!"

Me and my boyfriend woke up naked, sweaty and hysterical in different rooms. We had no idea what was going on. We both had the same nightmare that night when we calmed down and talked. In our dream we were both surrounded by black and white people who had no mouth. When I told my friend, his reaction was 'Get out of that house right away'.'

—beestingers

Does anyone else have this fear that with airpods, someone can just steal them out of your ear?

Could you still function a normal life without it?

There are places best not to share your personal email address with, for many reasons. Keeping many accounts and checking all their inboxes is exhausting.

A good forwarding service takes care of it with few drawbacks.

As i was browsing the internet, I used multple search engines for a better variety of search results, (qwant. com is my favorite) i also used duckduckgo and saw their suggestion to try their forwarding service. Which allows you to choose a name@duck. com to intercept between your email and the others, so you can communicate without sharing your actual address. While the duck is screening the emails for threats and removing them.

I know there are paid plans for email accounts that do it all for you but this one is completely free.

I think it's a better idea to have a disposable address such ss the @duck, for example, which you share with people and it redirects messages to you (which you can also reply through) than keep checking multiple inboxes?

So do you check multiple inboxes separately, or do you use a program that makes it easier, or you don't use email enough?