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Growing up in the '70s, Saturday morning cartoons were everything. It was something you looked forward to at the end of the week. For me it was always getting up early, getting a bowl of Cherrios, and watching Scooby-Doo, the Super Friends, and the Bugs Bunny show. 3 hours of pure Bliss. Towards the end of the Bugs Bunny show, I would start to get a bit tired of watching TV so I would get up, change my clothes, and head outside to ride my bike, go to the convenience store to pick up some comic books and snacks, or go around the neighborhood with my lawn mower and mowing lawns for five bucks. Great memories. By the way, how many you have entire Bugs Bunny episodes memorized? Every once...

Cursor found itself strolling alongside its teammates in a bustling Thai marketplace. It was moments like these when Cursor remembered why it preferred urban exploring at nighttime. Sweltering heat—especially in a Southeast Asian country—was almost unbearable. All around it were rows and rows of people selling unidentifiable knickknacks and tasty street food—though Herman and Flamethrower insisted it didn’t try any meals from this place. What a bunch of lamos! And who was Herman to care about people’s “health and safety”, anyways?! Considering how much of a pyromaniac he was in the second challenge. Not that Cursor would judge him for that. The sound of local customers and v...

I am unsure how to frame the title of this post sorry. About a month ago, I invited a friend to my birthday **dinner** on Sunday. I sent the invite well in advance, and she accepted. She initially told me this is perfect because she doesn’t work Sundays and said she would let her work know. Later on, I asked if she wanted to go to a theme park to catch up, since we hadn’t seen each other in ages (I’d been overseas for two months). During that conversation, she said: * “Wait, I just got my roster, let me check,” and then later in the *same conversation* (maybe 30 min later?) changed it to: * “i’m getting my roster tomorrow, so I’ll check and let you know.” Those tw...

I got tired of zipping files just to share a folder with a colleague, so I built a tool called Orb. It creates a secure, end-to-end encrypted tunnel from your machine to theirs without storing anything in the cloud Unlike other transfer tools that just dump the files, this one gives the receiver a full interactive terminal UI to browse the remote folder and pick exactly what they want to download It uses the Noise Protocol and Argon2id for security, and the relay server is completely blind to your data. It works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. I would love some feedback on the code or the security design if you have a moment to check it out The Link to the Repository is in the comments

Please give me options of local bakeries to try out. I’m going to make an effort into using local bakeries for my coffee now. About the same price + bagels are actually fresh and I’m pretty sure they don’t have additives. I think it’s the overlords of the company cutting costs by depreciating the product and it’s not Canadian now anyway. I tired of garbage time hortons has been flinging out these days,

First post here. I'm 37 and a retired high level athlete. I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia 3 years ago but suspect I've had it for 8 to 10 years. I'm also Canadian for reference when describing Rx stuff as they seem to be regulated more up here? At least from what my doctor has been portraying. I was on Lyrica up until recently as it stopped working for me and the muscle pain came back. I find right now that I am able to push through most of my symptoms, I have a very high pain tolerance, I'm used to being tired, I'm getting used to the brain fog and managing to combat it as best as I can unmedicated. My biggest issue I'm facing is that I am consistently waki...

Hey everyone, Just wanted to share something I built that might help when you're working on ESP8266 projects. It's an MQTT broker that runs directly on your Android phone. No laptop, no Pi, no server setup. You just start the app and your phone becomes the broker. Connect your ESP8266, test your code, done. I built this because I was tired of the whole setup every time I wanted to quickly test something. Now I just pull out my phone, start the broker, point my ESP to the phone's IP and I'm ready in sec...

Im getting a new blower, either a 928 or 1132, Both are electric start and Canadian models, so Auger Lock System, Hour Meter on both. After all, the 928 is $5862CAD and the 1332 is $6207CAD . My driveway is about 20ftx20ft ish, BUT I **** everything into my sideyard and then **** all that snow in the back of the house, so really its about 20ftx100ft area. This is also in North Eastern Canada so we tend to get a fair amount of snow and wind. I only have a small 12x12 shed I store it in. Do you think its worth the extra money for the bigger engine and wider bucket, or better to just save a few bucks and get the smaller one

Hey everyone, Just released an MQTT broker app that runs directly on your Android phone. Your phone becomes the broker. No server needed, no cloud, no extra hardware. ull MQTT 3.1.1 support with TCP and WebSocket, TLS encryption, authentication if you want it. Handles 50+ connections, four configurable ports. Why I made this? I got tired of carrying a laptop to test devices on site. Now I just pull out my phone, start a broker in seconds, test my stuff, done. Also figured out I can just leave an old phone plugged in at home and use it as a permanent broker instead of buying a Pi. Some extra things I added along the way: alerts that notify you when specific topics receive certain message...

I just learned that my SM has instructed the SSV’s at my store to time partner’s bathroom breaks. I’m just so tired of being seen as subhuman by management. That’s all.

I was browsing the grocery store yesterday... and was wondering if Canada has a better food quality guideline than the US? If I buy Canadian-grown foods/meats, is the quality better than other countries? Like less hormones, chemicals, etc? I constantly find myself looking for "healthier" food choices and found myself at a roadblock here. Just because the food is flagged as "healthy" doesn't mean that there isn't a bunch of **** in it that is deemed "safe" by the food regulators.

I'm the proud owner of a 2026 XC60 Plus Mild Hybrid and have owned the vehicle for 2.5 months. I love this car - Volvo has addressed many seemingly minor friction points that make the experience very premium without feeling ostentatious. A great balance, in my opinion. Notwithstanding how much I like the car, there are always inevitably things that could benefit from refinement. Below is my list that I plan to send to Volvo in hopes that at least some of these things will make it into system updates or future models. Curious what other owners of newer models think or suggest. **Andriod Automotive/User Interface** * The ability to toggle between light/dark mode should be an option. Th...

**OK you people don't care that the national debt is like $33T (33 trillion dollars) the world bank wants a payment. What President Trump said is correct, if the U.S. does not take Greenland another world power will do it. The population of Greenland is about 100,000 people which is less than a large suburban city in Chicago. It would take nothing to cripple their defenses. What is Denmark doing there besides watching Inuit dance contests and hiking ? Its either the U.S. start paying the national debt or we are going to be eating parts of the livestock that no one wants. The liberals want to know what do the Greenlanders have to gain with the U.S. as the admin ? Better grocery stores. I...

**Done-Rite Tire & Auto is hiring a Tire Technician** **Location:** Thunder bay, Canada **Description:** ABOUT USDone-Rite Tire & Auto has been providing vehicle repair and maintenance service in the city of Thunder Bay for over twenty years. During those years, we have developed a diverse client base, ranging from single vehicle owners to large commercial customers. All clients are treated like family.Done-Rite Tire & Auto operates a full service repair shop with state-of-the-art equipment, carries an industry leading tire inventory, and provides exceptional customer service on every visit. We have built a strong reputation by providing honest service and se...

Im getting a new blower, either a 928 or 1132, Both are electric start and Canadian models, so Auger Lock System, Hour Meter on both. After all, the 928 is $5862CAD and the 1332 is $6207CAD . My driveway is about 20ftx20ft ish, BUT I **** everything into my sideyard and then **** all that snow in the back of the house, so really its about 20ftx100ft area. This is also in North Eastern Canada so we tend to get a fair amount of snow and wind. I only have a small 12x12 shed I store it in. Do you think its worth the extra money for the bigger engine and wider bucket, or better to just save a few bucks and get the smaller one Edit- Tittle meant to say 1332\*

Hi everyone 👏, I'm a solo iOS dev currently learning French, and I ended up buidling a minimalist vocab app for myself because I got pretty tired of how I was learning on Duolingo. Duolingo kept my streak alive, but the heavy gamification started making me anxious rather than motivated, and the repetition felt like I was grinding for points instead of actually remembering useful words. It does have some nice picture prompts that make meaning clear, but they only appear when new words are introduced, and I couldn't find an app that focuses on that "visual meaning" aspect alone. I tried looking for a dedicated French vocab app that works more like a visual dictionary:...

You accidentally open social media and see this amazing, gorgeous life everyone has. You meet up with friends and all they talk about is how amazing their social life is currently, how much they love all their other friends and how they’re always buying them lavish gifts for special occasions etc. Meanwhile you remember how all you got are the freebies that came with said lavish gifts. You are getting replaced (or perhaps you already are) by others, even the old friends you introduced to them are now their friends not yours but you still want to hang on. Because you’d rather live a lie and think you’re close to these people when in reality you’re not. Even when trying to make new fri...

I’ve noticed a lot of people (myself included) getting tired of fast fashion that looks good online but feels impractical in real life. Lately, I’ve been leaning toward online stores that focus on **clean designs, comfort, and everyday usability** instead of chasing every trend. What I like about this approach: * Fewer but better-curated pieces * Clothes that actually work for daily life (work, errands, casual outings) * Reasonable pricing without sacrificing quality * Minimal designs that don’t feel outdated after a few months It feels like there’s a growing shift toward **buying smarter rather than buying more**. Instead of statement pieces that sit in the closet, people seem to...

This is my third money diary. Previous diaries from [2021](https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneyDiariesACTIVE/comments/mdqugu/i_am_in_my_midtwenties_make_80000year_live_on_the/) and [2023](https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneyDiariesACTIVE/comments/10lw0u1/i_am_in_my_late_twenties_make_111k_hhi_250k_live/).  Home buying diary from [2020](https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneyDiariesACTIVE/comments/ndpsyg/i_am_26_years_old_and_purchased_a_310000_home_in/). This is a hectic diary transitioning between holidays to the New Year! I was feeling motivated to reflect on the last week of 2025. Enjoy! **Section One: Assets and Debt** Retirement Balance: $200k across Roth IRAs, 401a, 403b, 457b, and brokerage. J has a ...