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I couldn’t be more proud of Jack Hughes. I couldn’t be more proud of this team. I couldn’t be more proud of these Devils! So much of this whole tournament stood out to me, but I’m only going to focus on today. Jack got talked about every which way leading into this, Even I had doubts as to what he could do after Four Nations. I’m so happy to be proven wrong. Jack drove plays, Jack made himself the threat. Despite his ice time being limited for god-only-knows what reason, Jack took advantage, took initiative and brought this country gold. I know we’re missing the playoffs this season, but I don’t care about that today. That was such a great win. Kids are gonna watch that shif...

I have come across of the video, how the canadians looked after getting silver in hockey, a lot today. Like every Olympic player that made it to the podium, they got a plush. A Tina, and a Flo. The Mascots for the Olympics/Paralympics are Tina & Milo, and the Flo. Named after the cities the Olympics take place in. CorTINA and MILanO. The Flo are supposed to be little snowdrop flowers. They are super cute, and loved by the fans, to the point they sold out in all stores across italy, and even online. So people had already been joking that, the only way to obtain a plush, is by competing. And under the posts from the winner ceremony of ice hockey (males), everyone only points out how...

I got tired of pasting database passwords and API tokens into Claude every time I needed help with infrastructure stuff. It felt wrong and I knew those values were sitting in conversation history. So I built AIVault with Claude's help — it's an MCP server that lets Claude use your credentials without ever seeing the actual values. You store secrets locally in an encrypted vault, and Claude references them by name like $GITHUB\_TOKEN. AIVault injects the real value at runtime, runs the command, and scrubs any secrets from the output before Claude sees it. Just tested it live — I asked Claude to count users in my database. It ran the psql query through AIVault, got the resu...

I was tired of opening metro apps underground only to see a spinning loading wheel because I lost signal. So, I spent some time building NavMetro - a fully offline Delhi Metro navigation app. How it works: You just open the link and "Add to Home Screen" (it's a web app, so no App Store download required). It downloads the entire metro map, fare calculates, and routes directly to your phone. After that, it works 100% without the internet. Features: ⚡ Instant Offline Routing: Finds the fastest route and exact fare instantly. 📍 Live Tracking: Uses GPS to track your journey and vibrates/alerts you when your station is approaching. 🗺️ Interactive Map: A super smoot...

Sam waited at the crossroad. He was good at it, waiting. Mama always said that patience came with age but Sam felt he had a pretty good lock on it for being only fifteen. Just what happened when you lived in a slow kind of place. And Tulpin Holler was a slow place. Folks moved slow, talked slow, even the black sun seemed a little lazier above the little mining town. It was a cloudy night, though the clouds gave the moon a wide berth. It illuminated the well-trod crossroad like a spotlight at one of them big city theaters Sam’s Pa had taken him to when he was a boy. It was so bright that he could read the weathered wooden sign to his left without even having to squint. The four arms were e...

I am about to graduate with a bachelor's in Anthropology from a Canadian university. I am struggling to decide what I want to do after grad and what to pursue for a master's. I know a MA is pretty much a requirement for doing anything in the field, but I'm unsure of the realities of my dreams or even if what I'm looking for exists. What I really really want is to work hands on with artifacts, preferably books. Like, I want to be that crazy lady in the basement of the museum who knows where every piece of the collection is stored, how to care for it, and where it came from. I'm not sure that's even real or just a romanticized idea HAHA. I worked for a while as ...

I got tired of jumping between browser tabs for everyday tasks like formatting JSON, converting colors, testing regex, and hashing strings. So I spent 6 months building a fix. **Devly** sits in your macOS menu bar. Click it, pick your tool, get your result, copy it, done. No browser tabs, no internet required, no subscriptions, no tracking. Everything runs locally on your Mac. **What's inside:** - JSON formatter, YAML, XML, CSV - Color converter (HEX/RGB/HSL) - Regex tester, diff tool, timestamp converter - Base64, JWT decoder, bcrypt, UUID generator - 50+ tools total Works great on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Fully resizable popup window too. **$4.99 one-time, macOS 1...

I probably would not describe myself like the title outside of a post like this, but I needed a clickbait title (although the title isn’t a lie, it just sounds a bit egotistical). I got tired of dating apps awhile back and haven’t quite met someone whose personality feels like it meshes well with mine…I figured maybe my type of introverted, dorky person might be found on Reddit. I’m a pretty goofy and down to earth person. I enjoy pretty mundane things - I look forward to my morning cup of coffee, stocking up on snacks during my weekly grocery store run, lifting heavy in an empty gym while jamming to music, and a good day at work where I felt like my effort made some sort of impact....

https://preview.redd.it/wwu22fyvj4lg1.jpg?width=1376&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d241f5a31289e39804973c250d304017b81dce86 # 10 Years, 24 Containers, Two Continents, Zero Crashes — And Why the Industry Got It Wrong [View Full Article as Web Here](https://thedecipherist.com/articles/docker_swarm_vs_kubernetes--v1) **TL;DR:** I've run Docker Swarm in production for 10 years — starting with multi-node clusters running 4-6 replicas per service, optimized down to 24 containers across two continents, zero crashes, $166/year total. Kubernetes solves real problems for the 1% who need it. The other 99% are paying a massive complexity tax for capabilities they never use,...

**This is really gut wrenching to me. I hope someone out there can hear me out. I cant speak to anybody. I'm all alone with my thoughts. I know this is probably gonna be long but please spend some time to read it.** I never really was a ladies guy. I've never had a relationship. Most of my life i have been lonely. I don't really open up to anybody so speaking in this subreddit shows how desperate I've become. I'm nobodies first option and differentiate from everyone. Last year I met a girl. Since then I've had months of loving her and months of hating her. Ill call her N. We go to school together, different classes so we don't see each other much. N is p...

**This is really gut wrenching to me. I hope someone out there can hear me out. I cant speak to anybody. I'm all alone with my thoughts. I know this is probably gonna be long but please spend some time to read it.** I never really was a ladies guy. I've never had a relationship. Most of my life i have been lonely. I don't really open up to anybody so speaking in this subreddit shows how desperate I've become. I'm nobodies first option and differentiate from everyone. Last year I met a girl. Since then I've had months of loving her and months of hating her. Ill call her N. We go to school together, different classes so we don't see each other much. N is p...

# Movement 1: Overture I hadn’t touched a piano since Claire died six years ago. She taught me everything. How to read sheet music. Where to loosen tension and where to hold it. She played with this delicate, deliberate grace.  I thought we would live a good life. Marriage, a house, maybe kids. We’d grow old together, hands still brushing as we played duets on some dusty upright in our living room. But then came the diagnosis: brain cancer. Terminal. Sudden. She faded quickly. Her eyes lost their spark, her fingers their control. The music left her long before she left me. Her final days were in a hospital bed, where tubes hummed in place of melodies. Just before the end, she made ...

Hello, Kingston nerds! On **Sunday, March 1st**, Nerd Night Kingston is hosting a **Legions Realms at War Plebeian Format Tournament**, with **$1,000 in prizing** on the table made possible by Future Lore Studios. LRAW is a Canadian-made TCG built to contend with the heavyweights of the genre, and we like to promote because it's local, and may of our regulars enjoy it. Deep deck construction, meaningful decision trees, and games that reward tight piloting over autopilot plays. It's refreshing for those of us who enjoy brewing, refining a deck, and outplaying our opponents. # 🛡️ Why Plebeian? The **Plebeian format** removes the rarest and strongest cards from the card pool....

Most people start with video tutorials when learning Terraform. That is fine. It builds familiarity. But real skill comes from actually building, breaking, debugging, and deploying infrastructure yourself. Terraform Academy is built around that exact philosophy. You do not just watch someone provision an AWS VPC or configure state locking. You do it. In guided labs. In real scenarios. With real IaC workflows. Video gets you started. Hands-on makes you competent. If you are tired of “tutorial hell” and want practical Terraform, SRE, and IaC experience, that is exactly what we built Terraform Academy for. [Pro](https://www.terraformacademy.com/) | [Max](https://www.terraf...

Lowk I am tired of thrift stores I’ve been too.. All of them are either overpriced, or they sell bad stuff. Or both. Like no, i don’t wanna buy a t-shirt with holes and stains for 45 dollars.. Most of hawthorne is honestly like this

I’m new to the subreddit and I genuinely have nobody to talk about this. So I have turned 50 and worked full time for 25 years while raising 3 kids. Lately I feel tired and fed up with my job. I have 3.2M in retirement account, another half million in savings, house paid off, and enough set aside for college tuition. Can I afford to just quit? I mean I live modestly, no lavish hobby, and I don’t intend to do nothing. I really want to pick up a low stress, flexible time job like part time teacher or retail store associate, or start something I never had chance to do before like a bakery. My current job pays decent 110-130K depending on the year, but I am really tired of the grind. On the ...

To start off with you'll need at least 3 people, 2 prepaid phones not registered to you, a $30 baofeng police scanner from amazon, magnetic car decals (decorative) gasoline, decent intel gathering skills, metal caltrops, basic entry tools, a fake license plate (or no plate), the usual mask/gloves, balls, and the ability to keep your mouth shut after you pull it off 1. Find medium/high traffic gas stations that close overnight, ideally in rural or semi rural areas. Also make sure its far enough away that news of your heist (Pictures of your car) won't make it to where you really live. Alt method steal a car. Google maps is a great tool, use it to map out your escape route in advanc...

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You used to be able to get a set of 8mm-24mm mastercraft combination wrenches with no skipped sizes from Canadian tire for like $50 on sale. Now all the sets are either $250 or they skip common sizes like 21mm. Been working at shops that supply tools for the last 5 years and now going back to a shop where I need to bring my box in. Just trying to get a decent set going to keep at home but I'm not spending $250 on a set of $50 wrenches without at 21 and 24mm. I'm in Canada if you couldn't tell.