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Hello everyone, My name is Gavin. I've been playing guitar for 15 years and have been heavily into music/guitar theory for just about the entirety of this time frame. Outside of 4 teachers I've taken about 12 in-person lessons from over the course of 7 years, I've mainly used: YouTube teaching clips (the bulk of which came from Pebber Brown R.I.P.), seeing Buckethead live 12 times, and training my own brain/body to practice/grind/refine all I've learned and discovered. Beyond that I possess an undying curiosity and want to journey through the bounds of music theory as it relates to guitar, an urge to push the limits of traditional pedagogy, and a great love for music and...

What are the thoughts, I think it looks a lot like the bambu one it says it can print 19 colors. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[Link to the article](https://peppermariaw.substack.com/p/im-a-feminist-and-i-still-want-a); Read the article before reading further. >A woman wanting you to pick up dinner or drinks isn’t about wealth; it’s about showing she’s valued and appreciated as a woman in today’s society. Why do you want to be **valued** and **appreciated** primarily based on your gender? Doesn't this directly contradict the *equality* that feminism advocates for? >Men who insist on splitting the bill on the first date but shame women for their body type or not shaving can go straight to jail in my opinion. Why are men shamed for their perfectly normal dating preferences? It is really ...

Hey everyone, First: I'm a licensed inspector in Texas, I hold my CMI®, and have my ICC R5 cert. I like to mention that because I think there are too many people who build apps in our space without ever having done an inspection. Okay so one of the recurring pain points that I see is keeping track of wire ampacity. So I wrote a calculator for it. The calculator is called WireStix. **The app is free.** It will eventually have small banner ads, but that's it. Please search for it in the App Store or Play Store. I realize the search is less convenient, but it helps the app get found and I'd really appreciate you taking the time to type it in. Right now the first modul...

[Link to the article](https://peppermariaw.substack.com/p/im-a-feminist-and-i-still-want-a); Read the article before reading further. >A woman wanting you to pick up dinner or drinks isn’t about wealth; it’s about showing she’s valued and appreciated as a woman in today’s society. Why do you want to be **valued** and **appreciated** primarily based on your gender? Doesn't this directly contradict the *equality* that feminism advocates for? >Men who insist on splitting the bill on the first date but shame women for their body type or not shaving can go straight to jail in my opinion. Why are men shamed for their perfectly normal dating preferences? It is really ...

**Disclosure**: I did get a discount for agreeing to post a review but this is still my honest opinion. Hope this can serve as a good reference for others! Also, I did repost this review on multiple communities Surgeries: - Non-incisional DES with ptosis correction - Septoplasty, silicone bridge for height, osteotomy, bulbous tip correction, alarplasty, autologous rib cartilage Why BT: I consulted at a few clinics but ultimately chose BT because I felt the doctors there would be able to deliver the results I wanted. Results were most important for me and I saw that some of their B/As were exactly what I wanted to achieve. **Surgery day**: BT's schedule was packed so Dr. Lee Hobin did...

I’ve wasted way too many nights scrolling “best side hustle” lists only to see the same recycled junk: start a YouTube channel, drive Uber, sell stuff on eBay… yeah, thanks. 🙄 So I scraped Reddit threads, Discord groups, and even obscure blogs to pull out the less talked about online hustles that people are actually making money with right now in 2025. Here’s what stood out: 1. Faceless TikTok promoting apps You don’t need to dance or show your face. Agencies will literally hand you scripts, trending sounds, and even “account warm-up” strategies. You just post short clips around apps (finance, AI, study tools, etc.). The deal: they pay $1–$2 per 1,000 views. No cap. I...

Milo's at that age where baby teeth fall out of kids' heads like ripe fruit from their boughs. A few months ago, he lost two teeth in middle of baseball practice, a lateral incisor and a molar. Both times, he sprinted over to my seat on the bleachers, smile bright and chin smudged with dirt, waving the teeth around for all the parents to see.  That night, I slipped into his room with a few dollars in a plastic bag. My kids don't believe in the Tooth Fairy, never have, but who doesn't enjoy a tradition that involves waking up to cash? I approached his bed and gently stuck my hand under the pillow, but I failed to find the bag I made him put his teeth in. Not wanting to...

**Disclosure**: I did get a discount for agreeing to post a review but this is still my honest opinion. Hope this can serve as a good reference for others! Also, I did repost this review on multiple communities Surgeries: - Non-incisional DES with ptosis correction - Septoplasty, silicone bridge for height, osteotomy, bulbous tip correction, alarplasty, autologous rib cartilage Why BT: I consulted at a few clinics but ultimately chose BT because I felt the doctors there would be able to deliver the results I wanted. Results were most important for me and I saw that some of their B/As were exactly what I wanted to achieve. **Surgery day**: BT's schedule was packed so Dr. Lee Hobin did...

Intro The town of Majenica has around 80 permanent residents. It is little more than 24 houses. It has no post office or general store. There is a gas station, but it closed back in 08. The town is the halfway point between the interstate and an actually notable town. The only real draw to Majenica was the fact that it had the church. If you lived in the area you have undoubtedly heard of the church. Saint John’s - Bastion of Faith. It was much larger of a church than a town like Majenica warranted. I’m not entirely sure how the town afforded the building. It was a big beautiful building with well designed limestone and brick. The windows were massive, beautiful portraits made of staine...

**Disclosure**: I did get a discount for agreeing to post a review but this is still my honest opinion. Hope this can serve as a good reference for others! Also, I did repost this review on multiple communities Surgeries: - Non-incisional DES with ptosis correction - Septoplasty, silicone bridge for height, osteotomy, bulbous tip correction, alarplasty, autologous rib cartilage Why BT: I consulted at a few clinics but ultimately chose BT because I felt the doctors there would be able to deliver the results I wanted. Results were most important for me and I saw that some of their B/As were exactly what I wanted to achieve. **Surgery day**: BT's schedule was packed so Dr. Lee Hobin did...

A little over a week ago I shared a tool I built for finding less saturated games to stream, and you guys had some really good feedback. Spent the past week implementing what people asked for and wanted to share what got added: \*\*Historical trends\*\* - A bunch of people said "this game looks good but is it dying?" So now it shows 7-day sparklines so you can see if a game's opportunity is improving or getting worse. Some games that look great are actually declining fast, others that look meh are quietly trending up. Makes a huge difference knowing which direction things are going. Data not available for all games but its building the historical as they are streamed. \*\*Be...

[https://michaeljburry.substack.com/p/foundations-the-big-short-squeeze](https://michaeljburry.substack.com/p/foundations-the-big-short-squeeze) New Michael Burry just dropped, and yes it's about Gamestop. # Foundations: The Big Short Squeeze # Gamestop: The Prequel Tore a blade from my lawn and – without so much as a peep – launched it toward the moon. Unsure as to east or west, as that was not my intention, I knew where it would land. There, next to the living, to die and feed the next generation. Such is the trajectory of many, many common stocks. In a distinguishly analog manner, I know this. Stacked in Scion’s conference room are S&P stock guides for every mo...

I have lower back pain so I bought a new mateess from Mattress firm- Sealy Pressure Smart Firm Its too firm for me. Im petite and I feel like the matress is pushing my tailbone higher up. Im waking up with sore back. I felt it to be firm when I tried in the store but the store manager said its easy to make a firm matress softer but you cannot do vice versa hence I went with firm option. Does anyone have any leads/ experience/ suggestions/ recommendations on how to make my matress less firm? Please help. TIA

The night it started felt harmless. We were sitting on his bed, old photos spread between us like artifacts from another life. I was laughing too hard, pointing at one where my cheeks were round, my smile unguarded. “I was so chubby,” I said, rolling my eyes. B didn’t laugh. He took the photo, studied it, then looked at me, slowly, deliberately. His gaze moved back and forth between the girl in the picture and the woman beside him, like something was clicking into place. “You’re definitely different now.” he said quietly. I felt it then. The shift. The silence stretching thick between us. I sat closer. Our shoulders touched. Neither of us moved away. His kiss wasn’t rushe...

For most of the 20th century, American politics operated on a shared premise: if you win, you govern; if you lose, you regroup and compete again. Beginning in the 1990s, that premise started to collapse. Under Newt Gingrich, obstruction became not a tactic but a philosophy. Government shutdowns, scorched-earth investigations, and zero-sum politics weren’t accidents — they were proof of concept. The lesson was simple: you don’t need to deliver policy results if you can convince voters that government itself is illegitimate. Once “government is the problem” became an identity rather than a slogan, incentives flipped. Compromise became betrayal. Expertise became suspicion. Instituti...

Getting the right storage near me [Dubai](https://draft.blogger.com/u/1/blog/post/edit/3289237396963222051/3825771519508770839#) has almost become a cliché with its relevance to residents, expats, travellers, students, and even businesses. Due to Dubai's tossing life, frequent relocations, small apartment sizes, and vehemently travelling work culture, the necessity of secure storage spaces is now transcendental. This guide will help you understand the essentials of storage in Dubai—types, price ranges, levels of security, whether or not climate-controlled, services for pickup, and stories from real users-who are moving between apartments/travelling for a month due to renova...

# Chance Me – Finance / Econ, Wharton ED + T20s # Demographics * Gender: Male * Race/Ethnicity: Asian * State: Suburban/Rural Midwest * School: Mid Sized public highschool/middle income * Hooks: * National-level elite athlete (no recruiting) * Midwest Rural Non-feeder * Significant time commitment outside school (32+ hrs/week training & travel) # Intended Major * Primary: Finance / Economics depending on school * Secondary interests: Quantitative economics, global markets, economic history/ Agricultural economics # Academics * GPA: 3.85 UW / 4.4 W * Rank: Not officially ranked * Course Rigor: Very high * 10–12 APs total * AP Calc BC, AP Statistics, AP Physics...

(crossposting from r/Wellworn) My trusty Nostromo finally gave up the ghost. It started acting funky about 8 years ago after a spill ruined the scroll wheel sensor, but that was fine, I almost never used the scroll wheel, anyway. But just a few days ago the scroll wheel finally started a death roll, and abrogated all other input. So I cut the ribbon cable to it at the motherboard. Then the D-pad started being weird AND it started scrolling on its own, without even the ability to receive input. I got it used -- stole it from the thrift store I was working at while doing community service testing electronics -- many years ago. It is the best peripheral I have ever owned. The buttons are full...

I’m not looking for a diagnosis—just hoping to hear from anyone who’s experienced something similar, or has ideas on what direction to explore next. I’ve seen all the specialists, and still we have no clue what could be wrong with me. All of a sudden this year, I’ve developed a massive amount of allergies and intolerances, and I get reactions to smells, chemicals, perfumes, and various foods. It’s gotten so bad that I can’t get in my own car, because the leather smell hurts my lungs, makes me dizzy, and causes throat tingling and dryness along with other symptoms throughout the day. I can’t get in an Uber with air fresheners, go out to clothing stores since they usually spra...