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Hi everyone, Like many here, I spend way too much time modeling pension contributions and trying to figure out exactly how a pay rise or bonus will actually affect my net take-home pay once the student loans and tax traps kick in. I tried using the existing tax apps, but I ***** trading my privacy to use them. Almost all of them require an internet connection just to show you ads, and many harvest your salary inputs. So, as a solo developer, I built an alternative called Overtaxed. It is 100% offline. No data ever leaves your phone. The standard payslip calculator is free forever. But I also built an "Optimiser Engine" specifically for people dealing with: * The 60% tax trap (...

Location: Georgia, USA Hi, I'm meeting with some admins in my school next week (post-secondary education) regarding some "behavioral concerns". I asked for documentation of the things administration said concerned them (i.e., "concerns about your mental health have been brought up, we've removed you from your practicum placement because of this", "it's been brought up that you've been high in class", etc.) Upon asking for documentation, I was told "\[admin\] does not have access to or copies of records from external agencies", but I believe the above was not sent externally, as my practicum was as confused as I was. I wanted to k...

Over the past several weeks, I've been working on HyperResearch, a Claude Code skill harness that converts CC into the most intelligent deep research framework out there. HyperResearch surpasses OpenAI, Google, and NVIDIA's offerings in the agentic search space based on DeepResearch Bench. It's open-source, installable with a single command, and uses your CC subscription, so you don't have to pay for OpenAI or Gemini Pro. It uses a 16-step pipeline that creates a searchable, persistent knowledge store during each session that can be built upon in later searches. I designed it to align with the original user prompt as closely as possible, while incorporating built-in fac...

Over the past several weeks, I've been working on HyperResearch, a Claude Code skill harness that converts CC into the most intelligent deep research framework out there. HyperResearch surpasses OpenAI, Google, and NVIDIA's offerings in the agentic search space based on DeepResearch Bench. It's open-source, installable with a single command, and uses your CC subscription, so you don't have to pay for OpenAI or Gemini Pro. It uses a 16-step pipeline that creates a searchable, persistent knowledge store during each session that can be built upon in later searches. I designed it to align with the original user prompt as closely as possible, while incorporating built-in fac...

Hey all - solo developer here, just launched my first app on the App Store. **What it is:** ShadePath finds you the most comfortable outdoor route by factoring in shade coverage, UV index, humidity, and wind — not just distance or time. **Why I built it:** Last February I overheated on a training run in Allen, Texas. 75°F, clear skies — should've been safe. But the route had zero shade, UV was 9, humidity was 78%. My body felt 91°F. No app warned me. So I built one. **What makes it different:** * Routes optimized for outdoor comfort, not just distance * Real-time shade, UV, wind, and humidity data along your specific route * Six user personas (walker, runner, cyclist, senior, ...

My child (5M, USA) is a Lego lover. He has 50+ sets that we have kept separate because he loves to rebuild sets. We have never scanned the QR codes to redeem his points. They were all purchased at stores like Target, etc., not at a Lego store or online. I have a few questions: 1) Is there a best day to scan these QR codes? Is there double points days for non-Lego store purchases? 2) What is the best way to redeem the points? (Best bang for the buck) 3) We are thinking about taking him to a Lego store for his birthday. Can the points be redeemed in store? What can they be redeemed for in store? Any other bits of information I should know? Thanks!

Location: MA, USA Situation: I don't have the most solid employment history- in the past 7 years I've held 4 positions. However, **it is my belief** that I was let go from my last role due to retaliation for reporting SH. I've gotten feedback from 2 potential employers now that the reason why I wasn't hired is because of my lack of long-term employment. I was a 1099 employee at my last job and I'm wondering if it's worth it to try and take legal action. I was doing great there for a month, and when the company had a new COO come on board; it quickly turned into an uncomfortable nightmare for me. What I have: \- An email (I cc'd my personal email when ...

Hello, I had old device with SmartCard App, Google Wallet in that. I don't use that anymore. I have new device. I installed the same apps- SmartCard App, Google Wallet, etc. The new Smartcard app installed in new device says, "another device has your card" The remaining balance is still there, but I don't think I can use the same card. I have updated all information in Smartcard app. But I see the same thing - another device has my card. Do I need to just lose the remaining balance and purchase new smartCard? Thanks.

Hi everyone! Long time lurker, first time poster. Just thought I'd share my experience as someone super new to it all. I'm running a Morefine M9S with Terramaster D2 storage attached to it - both recommendations from the AIs. Original goal was to host Immich so I could finally get off of Google Photos. And lets just say that I'm well past that haha. This is what I'm running on it now - 1. Immich 2. Nextcloud 3. Arr stack 4. Frigate 5. Server to deploy apps Seeing Immich and being able to upload from my phone was the first "wow" moment. The thing that really hooked me onto it is setting up the computer as a server to deploy tiny apps onto. I wan...

Hey everyone, [TeenyApps](http://teenyapps.com/) is 9 tiny menu bar utilities for Mac. The pitch for Mac users is that instead of finding a display manager from one dev, an audio output manager from another, a global mute tool from a third, you grab the whole kit from one place. Same design language across all of them, same keyboard shortcut functionality, same settings pattern. Naming is simply Teeny + what it does, which makes things easy to find in Spotlight down the road when you can't remember which app had the feature. Every one is a native Swift and SwiftUI build, made specifically for macOS. Installable via direct download from the websites or via homebrew with the commands av...

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Disclaimer: I am not a developer or Lore Master, I've done limited research on the first Galactic War and what happened in between and speculated based on what modern nations and empires do with their stuff between wars to come up with the numbers given, consider all of this to be wild speculation with lore inaccuracies, names mixed up in my head, and statistics may also be inaccurate due to propaganda or other reasons, These ideas have not been balanced and were done at work instead of actually working, none of these ideas are ever likely to be added to the game and even if they were most would never be seen by Helldivers The Democracy Space Station is a key part of the Super Eart...

So I’ve been shopping fairly often at Painted Tree in Lewis Center recently (if you’re not familiar with Painted Tree it’s a store that is filled with booths from many different local small business owners). There was one booth that had the most amazing snacks, but to be honest I never paid attention to the name of the business (yeah I’m ****). Now Painted Tree has closed, and I’ve searched their website, I’ve used google, etc. to try and locate a list of the vendors that had booths there so I can find that place that makes the chocolate covered pretzels I loved. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I might find what businesses were there? I would’ve thought they’d have a...

11-Piece Leroy Lettering Template Set Price: 12,500 Condition: never used it, but i brought it on eBay sa states so basically vintage brought it around 17,000 Inclusions: • 11 original Leroy lettering templates • Lettering pen with scriber tool • Original metal stylus with guide arm • Set of interchangeable nibs and screws • Original instruction card (aged but intact) • All items stored in a wooden box Condition: • Templates are in good and usable condition • Wooden box shows signs of age (light scratches and marks) • Tools are well-kept, complete, and fully functional

Forgive the location not being mention in the title. I forgot to put it there. This is in West Virginia, USA Let’s show something on CSX around here at someplace other than Thurmond. Here we have CSXT 1871, the road’s homage to the Atlantic Coast Line, passing under the New River Gorge Bridge heading up coal train C895 from Princeton, IN to Newport News, VA in August 2025. Getting an “out of towner” leading on the old C&O is quite appropriate for an area that has seen a great increase in tourism since the New River Gorge became a national park. Though ACL disappeared as an independent company in 1967 after merging with the Seaboard Air Line, I like to think about the possib...

Buckle up because this one's genuinely wild. Researchers this year uncovered a wave of free VPN apps sitting happily on both Google Play and the Apple App Store you know, the stores that are supposedly curated and safe that were doing some absolutely unhinged stuff: * Secretly routing user traffic through Russian and Chinese networks * Bundling SDKs with military-linked ties inside the app code * Acting as full browser-level surveillance tools * Some were literally stealing infrastructure from legitimate VPN providers * Others had been spying on millions of users for years, getting removed, then reappearing under new names like nothing happened The craziest part? These weren't o...

I’m the developer of DictaFlow, a dictation app for Windows. I built it because most dictation tools worked fine in normal apps, but got weird in the places I actually needed them: remote desktops, Citrix/VDI, RDP, VMware, browser-based work tools, support systems, and apps where clipboard paste is blocked or unreliable. The transcription itself wasn’t the only problem. The annoying part was getting the text into the app I was using. DictaFlow can type through simulated keystrokes, more like a physical keyboard, instead of only relying on paste. That was the main reason I built it. The normal flow is simple: hold a hotkey, talk, release, and it types where your cursor is. I also add...

Everyone here has heard it: “Just stop. Have some self-control.” If it were that simple, this subreddit wouldn’t exist. Here’s what the science actually says: gambling addiction hijacks the dopamine system the same way drugs do. Your brain literally rewires itself to crave the stimulus. Willpower lives in the prefrontal cortex — the part of the brain that gets overridden when cravings hit. So when you relapse, it’s not a character flaw. It’s biology winning over willpower. What actually helps is removing access — not just deciding not to gamble, but making it physically harder to do so. Studies on addiction consistently show that friction and barriers reduce relapse...