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So… I may have created something slightly questionable. It’s a dark fantasy card game where your choices are bad, worse, and *“why did I even swipe that?”*. You’ll meet witches, weirdos, morally bankrupt creatures, and probably become one yourself. Think less *hero saves the world* and more *“oops, I accidentally sacrificed a guy for +1 stats”*. What’s inside: 🃏 Story-driven card choices (every decision matters… unfortunately) 🧙 Weird, grim, sometimes stupidly dark humor 💀 Consequences that will come back to haunt you (literally) 🔥 That constant feeling of “this seems like a bad idea… let’s do it” I made it as a solo dev, powered mostly by caffe...

I'm not sure really sure what's been happening to me recently but I was hoping that someone here might know something that could help. It started a few weeks ago, I woke up with black bruises on my hips and I had no idea why. I don't play any sports, I didn't remember falling or hitting anything, but they were deep and they hurt like ****. I also didn't feel particularly well-rested, confirmed by the eye bags I saw in the mirror. I just thought it was a weird sleep and maybe I had been rolling around and hit myself on the sides of the bed or something. I do have a rickety metal bed so it kind of makes sense--my mom bought it from some rural estate fair and it looks l...

There was one more in the fridge. It must’ve fallen out of the box when they’d taken it out in the morning. Lonnie looked at it, just lying there unassumingly, and wondered what on earth could be so amazing about these hot dogs. What could possibly cause the frenzy he’d seen that day. It had started off normally enough. It was a nice day, clear blue skies and a cool sixty-five degrees. Despite this, Alice had a bit of a fever, she said, and Lonnie felt her forehead. She was pretty warm, so he told her to stay home, that it was alright. She asked if he was sure he could work alone that day, and he assured her that it was alright, she should rest. She seemed like she wanted to protest a...

I already had quite a bit of experience with dropshipping, but for the past two years I shifted my focus to branding and the other businesses I was running. About 6 weeks ago, I got back into dropshipping. Since then, I’ve been able to scale 2 stores to a combined **$120K in revenue**, with around **$35K profit**. And this wasn’t luck. It came from data, testing, systems, and execution. Here are the main lessons that worked for me: **1. Analyze competitor ads** Pay close attention to how competitors write their ad copy, what angles they use, what creatives they run, and how they structure their offers. Don’t copy blindly, but learn from what the market is already responding to...

There was one more in the fridge. It must’ve fallen out of the box when they’d taken it out in the morning. Lonnie looked at it, just lying there unassumingly, and wondered what on earth could be so amazing about these hot dogs. What could possibly cause the frenzy he’d seen that day. It had started off normally enough. It was a nice day, clear blue skies and a cool sixty-five degrees. Despite this, Alice had a bit of a fever, she said, and Lonnie felt her forehead. She was pretty warm, so he told her to stay home, that it was alright. She asked if he was sure he could work alone that day, and he assured her that it was alright, she should rest. She seemed like she wanted to protest a...

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice on my current home server setup. I’m running Proxmox on a mini PC (N100 with 12GB RAM) and I have a TerraMaster D420S DAS connected via USB-C Since I have several other VMs and containers running, I need a solution that works well with a maximum of 4GB of RAM, ideally even less if possible. I’m using a TerraMaster DAS via USB with four 4TB drives. I don’t need RAID, I just need the best possible speeds and stability since I use it to store RAW photos that I edit directly in Lightroom Any suggestions? Thanks

Goldman Sachs published its latest Beverage Bytes survey, polling convenience retailers representing 32,000+ locations (about 21% of the c-store channel). The headline number: Q1 beverage sales growth hit 1.5%, up from 0.4% in Q4 2025. Retailers revised their full-year 2026 growth projection to 4.6%, up from 3.3% in the prior survey. That is a meaningful shift in sentiment for a channel that spent most of 2025 grinding through soft traffic and basket contraction. Energy drinks powered the quarter. The category posted +13% growth in Q1, accelerating from +10% in Q4. 42% of surveyed retailers expect energy to grow another 5%+ through the rest of the year. The brand-level data is where things ...

​Hi everyone! ​If you are getting a new Meta Quest 3 or Quest 3S, you can easily claim $30 (or €30) in starting credit for games and apps in the Meta Store. ​Here is my referral link: https://www.meta.com/referrals/link/PyChryz ​How it works (IMPORTANT: Do this before activating your headset): \\- ​Click on the link above. \\- ​Log in with your Meta account (or create a new one if you don't have one yet). \\-​Click on "Accept Referral". \\- ​Turn on your new Quest 3 / 3S and set it up using that exact account. ​The $30 / €30 store credit will be automatically added to your account right away. ​Already set up your headset and forgot to use a re...

Built a free workout tracking app called Fortis: Workout Log & Tracker and looking for some Alabama students to try it out. Figured the Rec Center crowd would be a solid fit, honestly. Between game days, tailgating, and a full class schedule, actually staying consistent with training at the Rec takes some real intention. It's strength-focused: custom exercises, templates, RPE logging, estimated 1RM tracking over time, and progress sharing with friends. The social side is where it gets genuinely useful. Being able to see what your friends are lifting and track your own volume over time makes staying consistent a lot less abstract, especially when your schedule gets weird around ...

As a human, I should be miles away from any large shifter event. Especially the annual Mate Hunt. A hunt for mates. Doesn't that sound barbaric? Yeah, it's as bad as it sounds. Several packs in the area gather as their newly minted adult wolves shift. Females are let into the woods first and are given an hour's head start, just before sundown. Then it's time for the males, ostensibly thrown out to hunt down the scent of their fated (or chosen) mates. It isn't an event for the faint of heart, and it's definitely no place for someone who can't shift. So why the **** am I here, running my little human heart out, chased by what sounds like an entire pack of ...

Hello, I’ve seen a lot of comments over the years that the Visa gift cards don’t work or are a rip off. Besides only being redeemable at participating online vendors, does anybody have any advice for… 1. Where the Visa gift cards DID and DID NOT work? 2. What happens if my purchase is more than a value of the Visa gift card? 3. What happens if my purchase is less than the value of the Visa gift card? 4. Tips and tricks you’ve learned after getting your Visa gift cards. Thanks! I have a few stores online I’d like to use them at that they don’t have gift cards for (Lululemon, Maely’s, etc.)

Landing on Steam on 28 May 2026, this cozy story driven adventure [*Kioku: Last Summer* ](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3283310/Kioku_Last_Summer/)invites you to step into a childhood summer that seems more interested in memory and mood than big moments. From the way it presents itself, everything about *Kioku: Last Summer* feels unhurried. It looks like a place where the best things happen when you are not chasing them at all. In fact, reading up on the game it reminds me of the [*Shin Chan* adventures](https://ladiesgamers.com/shin-chan-shiro-and-the-coal-town-review/) I played on the Switch, as well as of the [*Natsu-Mon* adventures](https://ladiesgamers.com/natsu-mon-20th-century...

I’m new to Norfolk, VA from Maryland kind of down on my luck as far as housing, Have a job though and applying for more but lately in the few weeks I’ve been staying around Military Hwy and so far I’ve had two weird encounters, The first one was a guy who yelled like “Yo” or something from the Wendy’s drive through On my way back to my hotel from work, Passed it off but remembered the car the as I was waking further the same car it at an entrance to a plaza , I signal to let him pass he stayed so I walked passed, He rolls down the window again asking “how far do I have to go” , “Do I need help” mind you I’m in my late 20s only had a book bag no obvious signs I needed he...

Sorry for yet another Shunbun post, but I wanted to share my experience in hopes it might help someone find their watch! TLDR: If you're US based and looking for a Shunbun, come to Taipei. I'm in LA and was quoted $7,200 + 9.75% tax locally. Flight to Taiwan: $680. Watch was \~$5,650 after tax refund. My entire two week long vacation cost less than buying it in the states. Ok I didn't fly all the way here *just* for the watch, but I've been looking for a few months and had heard how difficult they are to find in Japan. Was visiting Taipei 101 and saw a Grand Seiko boutique. Walked in, spent a few minutes talking to them about watches, and asked if they had a Shunbun. Of...

I have been looking more into how accessibility shows up in smaller retail environments not large venues but compact, high traffic spaces like kiosks, food counters and mall stores. Most discussions around accessibility tend to focus on big infrastructure like airports, campuses, hospitals but smaller spaces seem to be overlooked even though they rely heavily on quick, intuitive customer flow. From a user experience standpoint, these environments can create subtle friction especially for customers who rely less on visual cues. Things like locating the counter, understanding where to order or even orienting within a tight layout are usually assumed to be obvious but that assumption ...

https://preview.redd.it/0x0eot5605yg1.png?width=2130&format=png&auto=webp&s=3c9a06fc7b238851cabcee652c997d1f3bb930c0 Dear young Rocos: The continent of Corosia is about to undergo a magical overhaul! The「Kingdom Engineering Department」 plans to perform an update around 06:00 GMT+8 on Thusday, April 30th. Simply restart the game to update to the latest version. Failure to update in time may result in some functions malfunctioning or abnormal interface display. Stars fall into a clear sky, their glow cleansing the dust—brand-new spirit family 「Phantom Starlight」（幽星光） makes its debut! The high-difficulty challenge 「Territory Trials」（领地试...

If your current mixer is screaming for mercy every time you try to grind *sookha masala* or thick *idli* batter, it’s time for an upgrade. But don't just grab the highest wattage you see. In an Indian kitchen, more power doesn't always mean better chutney. Here’s how to decide which motor is actually worth your money. # Avoid the RPM Trap Brands love to brag about high RPM (Revolutions Per Minute). But high speed without high **torque** just heats up your food and ruins the flavor of your spices. Look for a motor with **100% copper winding** it handles the heat of a 10-minute grinding session much better than cheaper aluminum alternatives. # 750 Watt Models (The All Rounder...

• ⁠Budget: \~€600 for the whole kit • ⁠Country: Netherlands • ⁠Condition: used, but in a good state • ⁠Type of Camera: dslr/mirrorless • ⁠Intended use: travel • ⁠If photography; what style: landscape/architecture/portrait • ⁠If video what style: • ⁠What features do you absolutely need: viewfinder, foldable screen, 24mp sensor • ⁠Portability: high portability, want to be able to carry the whole day without it getting in the way or weighing me down • ⁠Cameras you're considering: sony a7ii, nikon d5300, • ⁠Cameras you already have: iPhone 16, if that counts 🙃, otherwise, none • ⁠Notes: I’m willing to splurge a lit...

One of the biggest red flags is the fact that Jamie doesn’t allow customers to write reviews. If that doesn’t scream scam I don’t know what does. Fortunately, people have already taken to the Better Business Bureau 🤣