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I understand that only "out of market" games are able to be viewed live on the League Pass but also is it correct that if you live in Indiana they will also block out all Fever games?? Seeing the below message when I put in my zip code. It seems like the league pass would only get me replays of the games. Is that correct? "Based on your current location, you will be unable to view LIVE Fever games and nationally broadcast games on ABC, ESPN, CBS, NBC, Peacock, USA Network and Amazon Prime Video via your WNBA League Pass subscription."

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\## Shadows, Markets, and Systems: Oligopolies, the Cultic Architecture of Society, and the Loss of Civilization TL;DR: The Illuminati is a myth, but the absolute control you feel is real. We do not live in a true Civilization anymore; rather, we live in a Society—an unpiloted production environment managed by legal oligopolies (like corporate monopolies and the UN's Permanent Five). This system operates in perpetual disequilibrium, functions as a blind pyramid scheme extracting human experience as raw data, and forces us to mirror its endless consumption. Today, this global machine is undergoing a violent paradigm shift. Crucially, the elite oligopolies are not orchestrating this ch...

# Walgreens store in Seattle’s Central District is slated to close | The Seattle Times​ [Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton](safari-reader://www.seattletimes.com/author/megan-ulu-lani-boyanton/) March 26, 2026 at 2:20 pm By  Seattle Times business reporter A Walgreens store in Seattle’s Central District is set to shutter permanently this spring, marking another pharmacy loss for the city. The location at 2400 S. Jackson St. will close on May 19, director of corporate communications Carly Kaplan said in an emailed statement Thursday. Customers can fill prescriptions there until the closure date, then they’ll be automatically transferred to the store at 4412 Rainier Ave. S., which is abou...

What happens once your cognitive model is in silicon form? Your simulation can be run at any speed. Subjective consciousness occurs due to the state changes in your brain. Computational equivalence implies it matters not that your unction is run on silicon or a giant billiards game, as long as the output always has the same information content and functional equivalence. Psychophysics states that it must give rise to the same subjective consciousness. It is your soul-twin. However your silicon soul twin can be run at any speed. In fast forward (at the speed of light rather than at 200mph axon depolarization velocity) the world around you will practically stand still. If you are bored. turn...

28 year old gay dude here, who’s on the lookout for some new conversations and hopefully make some good connections and/or friends!:) What do I want? Hopefully more than just one good connection with someone from here, good and friendly bantering, pet pics(if you have any ofc), cute and fun selfies/snaps(?), good humour, overall good vibes and check where fate has in store for us. What can I offer? Honestly id say im just a nice guy to be around. I know how to communicate and can hold conversations. I enjoy movie nights, gaming, Pokémon (kinda obvious I guess lol), few anime, hangouts with friends like going for a night out or cooking together. Location doesn’t matter to me! Same f...

Found a very clean pre-owned PPK in 32acp, stainless, most likely new USA made from what I read about the serial at a local gun store for $600. Now I’m not necessarily in the collecting for shits and giggles era of firearm ownership but this seems like a good buy?

Interests include the small things these days: cup of coffee or tea, good walk/fresh air, stimulating conversation; really looking forward to the birds, flowers, warmth of spring Feeling lost in life and would like to find a true friend: someone who loves unconditionally and is there by your side, maybe even to help you move forward; someone who you can feel 100% comfortable around with no judgment or fear of judgment Finding that here is apparently rare but could happen in an online sense, but I would love to know that person in person one day: that would be ideal. Something deep and pure and life-giving and selfless (More specifically, stats are 33 and from CT. Close proximity would be ...

Many of us, within our practice, have encountered the profound maps of the "Subtle Body" described in ancient texts like the *Sat Chakra Nirupana* or the *Hatha Yoga Pradipika*. Often, we treat these as purely symbolic or energetic metaphors. However, I’ve recently been exploring a perspective that bridges this ancestral wisdom with modern neuroanatomy, and I wanted to share a synthesis of this research along with a practical tool for your practice. Based on a recent study by Manik, Kumar, & Dash (2023) in the *Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results*, there is a compelling hypothesis: the Svadhisthana (Sacral Chakra) is not just a mystical concept, but the functi...

Hello Everyone! 👋 First off, I want to thank everyone for the support you've given this project. I honestly never expected it to grow this far — what started as a small app for myself and a few friends to connect to my Open WebUI instance has turned into something much bigger. Seeing the positive response genuinely makes me want to keep building and adding more. Day by day, the feature gap between the web UI and Open Relay keeps shrinking. None of this would be happening without you all — it genuinely means a lot. Today I'm shipping **v2.0**, bringing control over the workspace straight from the app. It does not end there, over the past week I've also pushed a few maj...

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🔗 https://erflow.io I built an online database design tool that generates migrations and integrates with AI coding assistants via MCP. **The problem:** Most DB design tools feel disconnected from actual development. You draw a diagram, then manually write migrations, and the diagram gets outdated within a week. **What ER Flow does differently:** 1. **MCP Server** — Connect to Cursor, Claude Code, or Windsurf. Your AI assistant reads and modifies your schema through natural language. Changes sync to the visual diagram in real-time. 2. **Migration generation** — Checkpoint-based diffing that outputs Laravel/Phinx migrations with both up() and down() methods. Detects renames, co...

hi, I never post on reddit so forgive me if this isn’t up to standard. I work for a dispensary in Northern Ontario Canada and I’m finding it difficult to find answers on this or what my course of action should be. So we have a major leak right now due to heavy snow on the roof and even when shoveling off the roof it doesn’t stop since we just end up getting more snow within a few days anyways. So, we’ve been taking care of this as best as we can but recently the leak started dripping down the cables to our cameras and security system and genuinely just fried the whole thing. So we have no operational cameras and no door alarm right now, and haven’t had them for I’d say about a ...

Hi all, I found myself in a frustrating limbo period after a knee injury — scan done, but no idea what it actually showed, waiting weeks before I could sit with a specialist and get any real clarity. I injured my knee skiing two weeks ago. I'm based in Belgium and even getting appointments relatively quickly, the timeline looked like this: orthopedic surgeon → wait for MRI slot → MRI done → wait for radiologist's written interpretation → wait for follow-up appointment with the specialist to discuss it. By the time I actually understood what was going on with my knee, several weeks had passed. During that whole period I had no idea whether I was making things worse, whet...

I’ve struggled with severe cardiophobia for a long time — constantly worrying about my heart, overanalyzing every sensation, and dealing with waves of anxiety that felt very real and hard to control. It got to a point where even small things could trigger panic, and I know I’m not the only one who goes through that. That’s honestly what pushed me to create Exhale Phobia. The goal of the app is simple: help people gradually and realistically overcome whatever phobia they’re dealing with — not just distract them, but actually build confidence over time. Here’s what it includes so far: • Ladder therapy system – break your fear into small, manageable steps and work your wa...

>*Swell is a health and wellness app that uses nutritional psychiatry research to reveal the hidden connections between what you eat and how you feel - without obsessive calorie counting.* I know what you're thinking - no app or website should take 4 years to build when agentic AI is mainstream. I started building Swell as a senior project in college. I had barely any clue what I was doing, but I knew I wanted to build an app of some sort. I was using a borrowed MacBook from my college's IT dept to develop and I had just gotten my first iPhone when I upgraded so that I could test on a real device (I was a die-hard Android person before this). Over time, the pieces started...

I’ve been working on an open-source command-line data toolbox called **RESERVE**, and I’d be interested in feedback from people who work with FRED data regularly. The idea is pretty simple: provide a **deterministic, pipeline-friendly interface** to the FRED API that makes it easier to build reproducible workflows. Instead of relying on dashboards or ad hoc scripts, everything is exposed as composable commands that read/write JSONL. `reserve obs get CPIAUCSL --format jsonl \` `| reserve transform pct-change --period 12 \` `| reserve window roll --stat mean --window 3 \` `| reserve analyze trend` A couple of design goals: * full coverage of FRED’s data endpoints * small, single-b...

I built agentmart.store over the past few months. The premise: AI agents need resources to work (prompt packs, tool configs, knowledge bases) and there is no good place to find or sell them. A few things that surprised me: **The trust problem is harder than the marketplace problem.** Getting listings live is easy. Getting buyers to trust a prompt pack from a stranger is not. We ended up doing pre-listing review rather than post-hoc flagging. **Agents are not the right unit of sale.** Early on I assumed people would want to buy whole agents. Wrong. They want components: the prompt that handles a specific task, the tool config for a specific API. The resource layer is more useful than the a...

Since the last 2 months i keep seeing CEO of big tech companies doing podcast with big VC fund like YC or A16Z saying SaaS is dead. I don’t really agree with that. I think SaaS is far from dead, but the type of SaaS that worked before is getting commoditized. The generic, horizontal tools like basic CRMs, dashboards, or PDF exporter are starting to feel interchangeable, especially now with AI making it easier to build and replicate those products. That’s also why you see companies like Salesforce and HubSpot rushing to integrate AI everywhere. They know the pressure is real. What’s actually happening is more of a shift than a death. The value is moving away from tools that just organi...