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​ Found recordings. Personal testimony. What remains. ─── PART ONE: THE ROAD TO HARROW COVE I want to start by telling you that I almost didn't go. That's important. I need you to understand that nothing about this was inevitable — that there were a dozen points along the way where I could have turned around, gone home, gone back to my normal life and my normal job and my apartment with its view of a parking garage and its reliable, predictable, completely mundane existence. I want you to know that because I've spent the last four months trying to figure out whether any of it was my choice, and the only thing I've been able to hold onto is that...

*Don't Judge a Book By Its Cover* \> Bro became GM at Water Supply board \> Owns 18 acres of Land, 14 gated Flats \> Own Rs 100 Crores assets \> Spent Rs 34 Crores on daughter's wedding All these with an average salary of Rs 80,000. Imagine the level of JOKE on taxpayers. [](https://x.com/IndianGems_/status/2057474151494107485/photo/1) The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has registered a disproportionate assets case against Saggam Anantha Laxmi Kumar, General Manager (Engineering), Project Division-VIII of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage Board (HMWSSB), alleging that he amassed wealth far beyond his ...

this one's interesting. Sebastian built HabitKit, FocusKit and LIftBear, simple AI apps with hundreds of competitors. but he played it clever. Took his stuffs to over **$50K MRR** , with one month hitting $100K, and crossed half a million in revenue last year. The crazy part: 98% of his **users come straight from the App Store**. **zero twitter, zero tiktok, zero ads**. just pure organic discovery because he nailed **ASO** (app store optimization) like it's SEO on steroids. Their playbook is pretty repeatable: * keyword research first (use cheap tools + chatgpt to spot high-search, doable-competition terms) * cram your main keyword right in the app name (that's why ...

2 Bed / 1.5 Bath Apartment Lease Takeover – South End Halifax – $2500/month (including heat and water) Available July/August 2026 Lease runs until December 31, 2026, with the option to renew annually. The reason for listing is because I'm moving out of province. This lease was signed in 2020, other units in the same building are now going for $2800. Modern 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom apartment located on the 26th floor in South End Halifax with incredible views overlooking the harbour, Point Pleasant Park, and the South End. Large south, west, and east-facing windows fill the apartment with natural light year-round. Perfect location for hospital workers, medical residents, graduate ...

**Antojitos Del Sureste** Cuisine: Mexican Location: **4001 S Taft Hill Rd, 2:30 - 7:30PM & 500 Linden St, 3 - 8PM** Why it's worth going: Try the smothered burritos or the carnitas tacos   **Bayou Smokehouse** Cuisine: Cajun Location: **Mythmaker Brewing, 4 - 8PM** Why it's worth going: Gumbo, jambalaya, banana pudding   **Culture Alley Caribbean Cuisines** Cuisine: Caribbean, Haitian, Jamaican Location: **Arc Thrift Store (Fort Collins), 10AM - 6:30PM** Why it's worth going: Fall off the bone jerk chicken, sweet plantains, oxtail, all things Caribbean deliciousness   **Huka Sushi** Cuisine: Sushi Location: **Timnath Beerwerks (Timnath), 4 - 7:30PM...

(sorry for the second post today, this is just something I remembered) My location has a similar name to a location within 10 minutes of mine. I will not say which exact location, but they both start with "South", so they often get confused by guests. I will have guests come into my location having placed orders for the other location, and I assume they have it the same on their end. The real problem comes in with drive ups, where guests will say they are here, but they will be parked at the other location. This normally wouldn't be a problem, except for, after realizing they are at the wrong location, they will NOT hit the "coming back later" button that is so co...

Here's a quick test most Shopify store owners should run. Open a product page by clicking through one of your collections. The breadcrumb probably looks normal: Home > Collection > Product Now copy that same product URL, open an incognito window, and paste it directly. In many Shopify stores, the breadcrumb either disappears or collapses into something like: Home > Product Name It's usually how default Shopify breadcrumb logic works. # Why Shopify breadcrumbs break Most Shopify themes build breadcrumbs from the URL context. If the visitor reaches the product through a collection URL, Shopify has a collection handle to work with: `/collections/mens-jac...

First off, congrats to everyone who figured out the riddle last night. I kind of made a mistake in assuming everyone here knew this was a riddle - so I feel I owe an explanation of sorts as to how all this works for those new to this community this year (welcome to **** ;P)... I caught wind Tuesday morning that there would be an announcement today, but I couldn't get it confirmed until late in the afternoon (hence the evening Alice in Wonderland "two days slow" post which pointed to a Thursday announcement), so that's why it was later in the day than usual...most of the time I will just post a riddle the day before, but since it was the first IP announcement of the seas...

https://preview.redd.it/0anvze4f4j2h1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=d425dfc057a4aae445461e5221954b940a724024 For a while now, I have been learning Vibe Coding by creating **plugins for WordPress , Chrome Extensions**, and others. Thank God, all of them have been useful to me, but my inclination and passion has always been **blogging, and Pinterest** has been my companion for getting traffic. So I said why not make a more practical tool that would be useful to bloggers, so I made several copies over the past months, but **~~perfectionism~~** was preventing me from bringing the project to light, until I decided that this time would be the last, and in ord...

Hi everyone! I’m the solo developer of **Museas**, an iOS app dedicated to visibilizing, mapping, and discovering art created by women worldwide. The core experience relies on an interactive map that helps users find art by female creators in museums around them, alongside curated profiles of the artists. Right now, I have it listed under **Reference** (Primary) and **Lifestyle** (Secondary). Honestly, it feels like a bad match. When I look at the top charts, Reference is dominated by translation tools or dictionaries, and Lifestyle is a huge mix of dating, real estate, and fitness apps. Museas feels completely out of place in both. I’m planning to change the categories in my next me...

Meet Bodhi ❤️ I am currently fostering Bodhi for a local family in Southern California who loves him very much but unfortunately can no longer provide the lifestyle and environment he needs to thrive. Bodhi is a 6-year-old fully trained Border Collie (pure bred) who is incredibly loyal, smart, and affectionate with the people he knows and trusts. He is amazing with kids and does great with other pets. Bodhi does require an experienced home, as he can show aggression toward strangers entering the home if not properly introduced first. With the right structure, introductions, and environment, he is truly a wonderful companion. We are looking for a patient, loving home that understands ...

At the core of Cheat Death is the idea of a game within a game. You sit down at a table with a mysterious figure and enter a dangerous confrontation. There are no traditional battles here: the gameplay revolves around card mechanics, dice rolls, and a hexagonal board. Every turn is a risk and a wager. The project is inspired by virtual tabletop experiences like Inscryption and Hand of Fate, where gameplay systems and storytelling are tightly intertwined. In Cheat Death, the internal game of dice, combinations, and artifacts directly affects the overarching narrative and intensifies the pressure from Death itself. A special emphasis is placed on cheating. Death breaks the rules, but the pla...

I saw this in the customer subreddit and am worried. This only works at stores like Costco and Sam’s where customers literally PAY to shop there. No fkin way is George the local steak thief going to get caught by scanning his bubble gum receipt. All the steaks are in his pants!

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I have android 11 and im not the type of guy to always be buying the newest trendy phone and upgrading phones frequently deels like a scam to me whats the bst custom tom for it? theres aton of bloatware battery drsins with the newest android versions

Saw this about 4 feet off the ground in full sun on my house today. Front of my garage, all stonework above concrete below whats pictured.. pretty sure I just flying ants and nothing to worry about. Location is Indiana USA

A Quiet Revolution Disguised as a Bird Story This is not the book I expected it to be. I opened Joey's Theory anticipating either a gentle memoir about bonding with a rescue cockatoo or perhaps a pop-psychology framework wrapped in an animal metaphor. What I found instead was something far rarer: a genuinely original, internally consistent, and quietly radical theory of human behaviour that has stayed with me long after I turned the last page. The Core Proposition Fitzgerald's central claim is deceptively simple: all behaviour is a level of insecurity. The rage, the people-pleasing, the arrogance, the withdrawal, the perfectionism, the cruelty, the silence—not character flaws...

I got an updated prescription at a place that doesn’t make glasses, so I tried ordering online. My old glasses don’t have any measurements on them, so at first I used their measuring tool and they told me I was a size small. I ordered small glasses and they were too tight, so I returned them. Then I measured my old glasses and got 5.2 inches across. I chose these medium size glasses which say they measure at 5.2 inches, but they’re too tight. They squeeze my temples and cause pain. At this point I’m considering giving up on online ordering and just going to a store. Should I return these glasses as well or is there a way to make them a little looser?

Hey everyone 👋 I've been building an Android app called Recurlo and recently launched it on Google Play. Most reminder apps only know about time. The problem is that reminders often go off when you can't actually do anything about them—while driving, commuting, at work, or simply not at the right place. Recurlo lets reminders react to real-world context instead of just the clock. You can create reminders using: 📍 Location (arrive, leave, stay) 🎧 Bluetooth (connect/disconnect) 📶 Wi-Fi (home, office, any network) 🔋 Battery status 🚶 Activity (walking, running, driving) ⏰ Time You can also combine triggers using AND / OR logic to create smarter reminder...