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Whiteout Survival continues to grow, but its reward system no longer reflects player progression. In advanced states (FC10 with Generation 9 heroes), Intel missions still give Generation 1 hero shards from three years ago. These rewards are outdated and no longer meaningful. Incentives should scale with province development to keep players motivated and reduce the widening gap between free-to-play and paying players. Free players are essential to the game’s ecosystem and long-term health. With the upcoming release of T12 troops, the gap will likely become even larger. The progression distance keeps increasing, and many players feel it is becoming impossible to catch up. It is not rea...

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Dental school has truly been a journey so far. I’ll be entering my last year this upcoming June since I’m in a three-year program. I rarely hop on this group chat anymore because I’ve transitioned to the dental school group chat, lol — but I do want to share some advice with the younger generation. I’ve been in your shoes. I remember two years ago, I would religiously check this group chat for updates about acceptances, interviews, and DAT advice. Let me tell you this: if you work hard and stay consistently focused on self-improvement, you will succeed and you will get into dental school. Here are my 7 bullet points for applicants: 1. Apply broadly. Especially if your scores and...

I have tried going to the thrift stores around Saint j and Lyndon but have had almost no luck, and online shipping is pretty limited. I don't mind a bit of a drive so if anyone knows of any boutiques or thrift stores that have a good amount of alt clothes. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. Or if you have any clothes you are looking to get rid of definitely consider sending them my way!

Does anyone store their cards sideways like this? I googled and apparently it's better for cards to be sideways than straight up and down. Had them in boxes straight up and down for years, but I read they damage more easy due to the pressure of being stood straight up. Thanks for any input :) Also does anyone know any way I could line the gap with foam more efficiently like I have in the first pic? Appreciate it.

To transform a closed-loop toy like a LEGO Smart Play set into a Turing-equivalent computer, you must give it the ability to compute any algorithm, provided infinite time and memory. In theoretical computer science, achieving Turing completeness requires a system to possess writable memory, a state machine capable of conditional branching (if-then logic), and a mechanism to autonomously navigate that memory. Because Smart Play bricks are designed as read-only, reactive devices that lack moving parts, bridging this gap requires extensive hardware modifications to bypass the system's factory limitations. The first critical requirement is creating a writable memory "tape." A uni...

Havent met the 6 months hdb min. period but i couldnt take her controlling behaviour and threats anymore so i moved out on the 4th month mark, informed her almost a month before my last paid for date that im moving out and she still has my deposit so in total she has almost 2 months worth of extra rent. But when i informed her she just kept rejecting and insist i need to pay another 2 more months till the 6 months mark and every message is her insisting it and me saying no because I already paid 2 months more than ive stayed. then my ex-colleagues told me she told them she is going to sue me. Ive previously posted about how she treated me and decided to move out after you guys confirmed t...

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In a city that never stops moving, the Safe Storage Theory has become the silent backbone of urban efficiency. Whether you are searching for movers in Dubai or navigating the complexities of a villa renovation, understanding the science of space management is no longer optional—it is a competitive advantage. The Safe Storage Theory suggests that your physical environment is a direct reflection of your cognitive load. When your home or office is cluttered, your productivity drops by 34%. This is why the leading moving companies in Dubai are no longer just transporting boxes; they are becoming Space Strategists. # 1. The Psychology of Zero-Clutter Living Modern Dubai living often means hi...

I forgot to pack lunch today. Sa karinderya, 80 pesos para isang maliit na sandok ng ulam, bukod pa yung bayad para sa rice. Tumingin naman ako sa Mcdo app and 150 just for 1 piece of fried chicken meal. (Thats already 1/4 of your daily earnings kung minimum wage ka) It dawned on me na ang tagal ko ng nagbabaon dahil ito rin naramdaman ko before, hindi na worth kumain sa labas especially just for a work lunch. Napaisip nalang ako and ang dami narin palang mga bagay na hindi ko na binibili. 1. Starbucks - drinks na upwards of 200+ for something na saglit mo lang i e-enjoy tapos pag sinamahan mo pa ng pastry you are looking at a 400+ bill. I got myself a french press at home, syrups, milk, ...

Hi! I (23f) graduated from college and have been back home since May 2025. Of course, I got my degree in hopes of entering a now well oversaturated field (cs + math). I know it’s normal to dislike moving back home but I strongly loathe living at home for many reasons. I grew up in a very traditional religious household as the eldest daughter. I was hardly allowed to do anything as a kid and I still have these rules as an adult. No sleepovers, can’t be a passenger of my friends car when they’re driving, no drinking or drugs, no talking to boys, absolutely no hair out and/or skin tight/revealing clothing, must be home by like 10pm (way earlier during the winter). Of course, I subtly bre...

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With the rise of vibe coding, it seems that old school interoperability concepts (similar to the RFCs), will become more important. Otherwise, we are going to see the rise of a myriad of junk programs that can't talk to each other. I explored this concept with Claude, and here is what we came up with: Here is the response: **The interoperability problem is real and likely to get worse before it gets better.** Vibe coding dramatically lowers the barrier to creating software, but it doesn't inherently impose any discipline around data formats, API contracts, or communication standards. When a non-developer prompts an AI to build a tool, the AI will produce something that works in...

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History is simply memory. The past is no more than what we have collectively permitted to be so, and that which is considered objective, irrevocable truth is, in reality, the whims of an interested minority. The number of people who even *care* about the number of moles on Caesar’s back or Beethoven’s favourite flavour of cake are, I’m sure you have noticed, vanishingly minute. Those miserable few, having somehow found only boredom in the more exhilarating amenities of life (like drink, or sport, or sex), gather in pesky little groups, ogle at a bunch of shrunken, brittle letters, speculate, and then nod affably and stupidly at one another as they decide which feebly-supported theory ...

History is simply memory. The past is no more than what we have collectively permitted to be so, and that which is considered objective, irrevocable truth is, in reality, the whims of an interested minority. The number of people who even *care* about the number of moles on Caesar’s back or Beethoven’s favourite flavour of cake are, I’m sure you have noticed, vanishingly minute. Those miserable few, having somehow found only boredom in the more exhilarating amenities of life (like drink, or sport, or sex), gather in pesky little groups, ogle at a bunch of shrunken, brittle letters, speculate, and then nod affably and stupidly at one another as they decide which feebly-supported theory ...

History is simply memory. The past is no more than what we have collectively permitted to be so, and that which is considered objective, irrevocable truth is, in reality, the whims of an interested minority. The number of people who even *care* about the number of moles on Caesar’s back or Beethoven’s favourite flavour of cake are, I’m sure you have noticed, vanishingly minute. Those miserable few, having somehow found only boredom in the more exhilarating amenities of life (like drink, or sport, or sex), gather in pesky little groups, ogle at a bunch of shrunken, brittle letters, speculate, and then nod affably and stupidly at one another as they decide which feebly-supported theory ...

History is simply memory. The past is no more than what we have collectively permitted to be so, and that which is considered objective, irrevocable truth is, in reality, the whims of an interested minority. The number of people who even *care* about the number of moles on Caesar’s back or Beethoven’s favourite flavour of cake are, I’m sure you have noticed, vanishingly minute. Those miserable few, having somehow found only boredom in the more exhilarating amenities of life (like drink, or sport, or sex), gather in pesky little groups, ogle at a bunch of shrunken, brittle letters, speculate, and then nod affably and stupidly at one another as they decide which feebly-supported theory ...

History is simply memory. The past is no more than what we have collectively permitted to be so, and that which is considered objective, irrevocable truth is, in reality, the whims of an interested minority. The number of people who even *care* about the number of moles on Caesar’s back or Beethoven’s favourite flavour of cake are, I’m sure you have noticed, vanishingly minute. Those miserable few, having somehow found only boredom in the more exhilarating amenities of life (like drink, or sport, or sex), gather in pesky little groups, ogle at a bunch of shrunken, brittle letters, speculate, and then nod affably and stupidly at one another as they decide which feebly-supported theory ...

History is simply memory. The past is no more than what we have collectively permitted to be so, and that which is considered objective, irrevocable truth is, in reality, the whims of an interested minority. The number of people who even *care* about the number of moles on Caesar’s back or Beethoven’s favourite flavour of cake are, I’m sure you have noticed, vanishingly minute. Those miserable few, having somehow found only boredom in the more exhilarating amenities of life (like drink, or sport, or sex), gather in pesky little groups, ogle at a bunch of shrunken, brittle letters, speculate, and then nod affably and stupidly at one another as they decide which feebly-supported theory ...