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## JR Pass Info The nationwide JR Pass is a travel pass that allows train and bus travel for a fixed cost over a certain period of days on Japan Railways (JR) services. For more information on the pass, check out [our wiki page](https://www.reddit.com/r/JapanTravel/wiki/advice/transport/jrpass/) or [Japan Guide’s JR Pass page](https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2361.html). The JR Pass can be purchased in one of two ways: * Online at the [official site](https://japanrailpass.net/en/) * Online from an authorized retailer (also often called a "third-party seller") The JR Pass is quite expensive, not suitable for all itineraries, and there is no way to be certain if it will be valuabl...

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about solo travel in India lately, especially in cities like Mumbai or Delhi. Online, people often say “It’s safe, just be careful” but that feels very vague. If you’ve travelled solo here: Did you ever feel uncomfortable or followed? Were there specific areas or times you avoided? Did you change your plans because of safety concerns? What did you do when you felt unsafe? I’m especially curious about smaller moments like public transport, walking alone at night, dealing with strangers, etc. Also, I’ve heard mixed opinions about things like: Sharing live location with friends while travelling Having emergency/SOS tools on phone ...

This is not a startup idea, but an idea that could help improve **women’s safety, child safety, and reduce kidnapping incidents** in our country. As we all know, these kinds of crimes are increasing day by day. To make our country safer, I thought of a simple idea using something that already exists in almost every area — **dark stores and delivery partners**. Police cannot always reach a location quickly. But delivery partners often reach faster because dark stores are present in many locations. My idea is that the **government can partner with dark store companies** and start a **training program for delivery partners**. In this program, delivery partners can learn things like: * *...

By 2026, Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) has become the essential "survival tool" for Irish households. With the cost of living still a major factor and the fragmentation of sports rights (Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports, and various streaming apps), an Irish sports fan could easily spend over €120 a month just to watch the matches. [SevenIPTV](https://seveniptv.com/) has emerged as the definitive leader in 2026, offering rock-solid 4K stability, a massive VOD library, and excellent performance even during the busiest Premier League weekends. If you’re shopping around, [IPTVTOUR](https://iptvtour.com.com/) is another heavyweight in 2026, widely praised on Redd...

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4330620/Unlatched/ Planned release Summer 2026 but TBD. Will be available on Steam. Hello. I've been playing games my whole life and have always wanted to make one. I started my gamedev journey last August. I decided to model my game after asym horror games like Dead By Daylight, Friday the 13th, and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The gameplay is similar to those games, but offline and against bots. I wanted to make a game that asym fans can enjoy without the need of servers. When asym games' servers go down, players can no longer enjoy the game. I wanted to make a game that replicates the same gameplay loop, but offline. In Unlatched, ...

A Deep Look into Email Tracking and Protecting Your Privacy This document analyzes the hidden dangers in our daily inboxes and explains why most users are completely unaware of who is spying on them via email. 1. The Problem: Invisible Spying Many emails contain tracking codes that are invisible to the recipient and therefore function as genuine spying tools. Large, free providers like Web.de, GMX, Hotmail, and Outlook.com are designed to deliver emails as smoothly as possible. Their default behavior is to automatically load external content such as images and tracking pixels, which is a deliberate design choice for improved usability. For many users, the convenience of a fully functional ...

I built a privacy-first messaging platform where you don't need a phone number, an email, or even a name. It's called City of Hats. The idea is simple: what if you could communicate online without handing over your identity first? Here's what's under the hood: \- Own Identity Provider -- Sign up with just a username. No Google. No Apple. No phone verification. No third-party login. We built our own auth from scratch. \- Identity Burn -- Create a disposable identity (a "hat"), use it, burn it. Gone forever. \- Message Burn -- Messages self-destruct after they're read. No trace left on either side. \- Dead Drops -- Leave a...

Hi, I have been trying to locate a video I have seen a few time an over the years on different platforms. All I remember is that it seems to take place in the back of a restaurant or store. There are a bunch of goblin/frog/bug eyed creatures dancing, they form a circle, and then a bigger green goblin thing comes down from the ceiling. Does anybody remember this?

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about solo travel in India lately, especially in cities like Mumbai or Delhi. Online, people often say “It’s safe, just be careful” but that feels very vague. If you’ve travelled solo here: * Did you ever feel uncomfortable or followed? * Were there specific areas or times you avoided? * Did you change your plans because of safety concerns? * What did you do when you felt unsafe? I’m especially curious about smaller moments like public transport, walking alone at night, dealing with strangers, etc. Also, I’ve heard mixed opinions about things like: * Sharing live location with friends while travelling * Having emergency/SOS tools ...

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about solo travel in India lately, especially in cities like Mumbai or Delhi. Online, people often say “It’s safe, just be careful” but that feels very vague. If you’ve travelled solo here: * Did you ever feel uncomfortable or followed? * Were there specific areas or times you avoided? * Did you change your plans because of safety concerns? * What did you do when you felt unsafe? I’m especially curious about smaller moments like public transport, walking alone at night, dealing with strangers, etc. Also, I’ve heard mixed opinions about things like: * Sharing live location with friends while travelling * Having emergency/SOS tools o...

I was spending way too much time copy-pasting MCP server configs between all my AI tools. Every client has a different config format (JSON, TOML, XML) and a different file path. So I built Conductor — a native macOS app that lets you configure MCP servers once and sync them everywhere. What it does: \- One UI to manage all your MCP servers \- Syncs to 9 clients: Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Claude Code, Zed, JetBrains IDEs, Codex CLI, Antigravity \- API keys stored in your macOS Keychain (not in plaintext JSON) \- Browse and install from 7,300+ servers on Smithery registry \- MCP Stacks — bundle servers into shareable sets for your team \- Merge-based sync — i...

Setting The world is in ruin. The constant harvest of minerals through increasingly reckless methods has led to the escape of never-before-seen gasses that have escaped into our atmosphere. These gasses are thankfully heavy enough so they couldn't travel very high, but there was still a need to create the spires. Towers of metal and stone that hold humanity's final hope of survival. The spires were built to keep humanity high above the gaseous surface, but of course, short cuts were taken. Now 70% of the human population survives below the gas line using masks and safety precautions. Their lives reduced. But there exists magic below the clouds. Magic In this world, magic requir...

I was spending way too much time copy-pasting MCP server configs between all my AI tools. Every client has a different config format (JSON, TOML, XML) and a different file path. So I built Conductor — a native macOS app that lets you configure MCP servers once and sync them everywhere. What it does: \- One UI to manage all your MCP servers \- Syncs to 9 clients: Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Claude Code, Zed, JetBrains IDEs, Codex CLI, Antigravity \- API keys stored in your macOS Keychain (not in plaintext JSON) \- Browse and install from 7,300+ servers on Smithery registry \- MCP Stacks — bundle servers into shareable sets for your team \- Merge-based sync — i...

Setting The world is in ruin. The constant harvest of minerals through increasingly reckless methods has led to the escape of never-before-seen gasses that have escaped into our atmosphere. These gasses are thankfully heavy enough so they couldn't travel very high, but there was still a need to create the spires. Towers of metal and stone that hold humanity's final hope of survival. The spires were built to keep humanity high above the gaseous surface, but of course, short cuts were taken. Now 70% of the human population survives below the gas line using masks and safety precautions. Their lives reduced. But there exists magic below the clouds. Magic In this world, magic requir...

Hey everyone, I’ve been lurking here for a while trying to find a solid IPTV provider. You know how it goes—tons of services promise thousands of channels, 4K, “zero buffering,” and then end up crashing every weekend or having a broken EPG. After testing around 25-30 different subscriptions over the past few months, I finally settled on   [https://telezic.com](https://telezic.com) . I’ve been using it daily for a few weeks now, and for my setup, it’s honestly been one of the more reliable services I’ve tried. Here’s my real-world experience so far: 📺 Stability / Streaming Quality Streams have been consistently smooth right from the start. I mainly watch football and...