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molotov is bringing their 30th anniversary tour to coca-cola roxy on 02/13 and if you have ever been to the battery on a friday night you know the parking situation can be a total mess. figured i would share some tips so you do not spend half the night sitting in your car. first you should definitely check out the Prked app before you go. you can use it to rent out driveways or private garage spots from people who live right next to the venue. it is way cheaper than the official decks which can hit fifty dollars on show nights and it lets you skip all the traffic congestion inside the battery when everyone tries to leave at the same time. it is usually just a short walk and much less...

Hi, does anyone here have any tips on how to improve small talks? I find it very hard to do even when trying my absolute best. I can't keep up with their jokes and humor 20% percent of the time, which might seem little but when that other 80% percent happens someone comes up with my exact same answer almost all the time... People know each other, hug each other and have only known each other for a few months, while I struggle to do that with people I have known for a year or more. Also I try to make myself present but I get so anxious that I start to stutter a little, and that makes me look less interesting to talk to. Anything helps, really, I want to be funny and cool like everybody ...

John (not his real name) and I had been best friends and housemates for four years. I was a bit older than him - a med student, studying medicine as a second degree, and he had recently graduated from pharmacy school with first class honours. He was the most multi-talented person I knew; a gifted gymnast, a talented watercolour artist, and grade 8 in multiple instruments. He played for the university orchestra and had won many competitions. I was very protective of John. He saw me as a role model, and called me "the big sister he'd never had". Years of living together meant that we knew eachother inside and out. I knew that his favourite colour was blue. He knew how I like...

John (not his real name) and I had been best friends and housemates for four years. I was a bit older than him - a med student, studying medicine as a second degree, and he had recently graduated from pharmacy school with first class honours. He was the most multi-talented person I knew; a gifted gymnast, a talented watercolour artist, and grade 8 in multiple instruments. He played for the university orchestra and had won many competitions. I was very protective of John. He saw me as a role model, and called me "the big sister he'd never had". Years of living together meant that we knew eachother inside and out. I knew that his favourite colour was blue. He knew how I like...

I (16F) am very close to my cousin (19F). I cannot express how much i love her and all the things weve been through together ever since i was a baby. I am a junior in school and she is off in college and has been for some time. She is the cousin i am most closest to and we talk a lot. I often lend her money if she asks, but sometimes i dont because i dont have a job. I do art commissions, but it is hard because i lose motivation very easily and sometimes its a lot on my mental health. Ive made at least 300 bucks in commissions but ive since made nothing because my mental health isnt good right now and i dont feel like doing it. Ive tried getting a job but i dont have experience so every pla...

# The Crow # Part one - That Crow has gotta go: **Chapter 1 - The maybe beginning:** In the town of Puffcake, there lived a man called John. John was put in prison for assaulting his good friend Jim, as Jim refused to reboot him in ranked zero build. He was in Puffcake Army Base which had a maximum security prison. John was eating spaghetti when he saw a red skull in it. "This can't be good," he thought. And he was right. Immediately a knife was stabbed straight into his neck, and he died. **Chapter 2 - The actual beginning:** John was friends with Jim, who had a mother and another mother, as they were *******. Jim had spent his childhood coping with feelings towards his ...

My basement is now complete and I am just dying to install an entertainment space. I am considering these 4 in 1 game table which combine pool, air hockey, football and table tennis in a single unit. It is like a final space-saving mod to a smaller room but I am concerned that the jack of all trades methodology implies that none of the games will really play well. I do not want a pool table with its rails being unbouncy and an air hockey fan that runs out of air in a month. Honestly, I have never played in a 4 in 1 game table so I don’t really have an experience with them. Just reading the reviews I found online I have 6 months worth of knowledge in frame materials and motor specification...

I've been looking for a DAP for a while now, and I can't find anything I truly like. What I want in a DAP: * Decent DAC, nothing insane or bad (for reference, my main headset is a pair of AKG K371's) * Optimally less than 100e, but Id be willing to go up to 200e (e=euro) * Analog inputs (buttons, knobs) * Interesting look (no black box with a screen, I have my phone to fill that function) * Serviceability (eg. new battery, screen, etc.) and Mod-ability (eg. custom software, expandable storage, bigger battery options) I haven't found anything perfect yet, and something perfect might not exist. However I have found a second hand Fiio X3 gen 1 that has caught my eye, but...

When I bought my first one, I mostly thought about the price tag. That was the number I focused on. I didn’t really think through things like tire wear, brake pads, long-term battery replacement, upgrading my lock, or just the random small repairs that pop up over time. None of it has been shocking, but I do wish I had looked at the full 1-year and 5-year picture before buying. So I recently sat down and ran realistic numbers for purchase price, accessories, maintenance, a repair buffer, battery planning, and charging costs. Charging obviously depends on how often you ride and local electricity rates, so that part varies more than people think. What stood out to me is how much ownership ...

How Thrift Culture Is Quietly Growing in Kashmir Kashmir is witnessing a subtle but significant cultural shift from conspicuous consumption to conscious curation. Thrift culture, once misunderstood as mere budget buying, is increasingly becoming a statement of sustainability, individuality, and economic intelligence. This is not about affordability alone. It is about agency. Across Srinagar’s weekend markets, curated Instagram thrift pages, and student-led pop-up exchanges, a new generation is redefining value. Pre-loved jackets, vintage pherans, retro denim, handcrafted accessories they are not second-hand. They are second-life. Why this shift matters: 1. Economic Rationality in an ...

How Thrift Culture Is Quietly Growing in Kashmir Kashmir is witnessing a subtle but significant cultural shift from conspicuous consumption to conscious curation. Thrift culture, once misunderstood as mere budget buying, is increasingly becoming a statement of sustainability, individuality, and economic intelligence. This is not about affordability alone. It is about agency. Across Srinagar’s weekend markets, curated Instagram thrift pages, and student-led pop-up exchanges, a new generation is redefining value. Pre-loved jackets, vintage pherans, retro denim, handcrafted accessories they are not second-hand. They are second-life. Why this shift matters: 1. Economic Rationality in an ...

We’re having another store says one thing, game gives less situation. The PS Plus pack clearly shows 20 tier skips, but it only gives 5 tier skips in game. Something similar happened before with the Season 17 Starter Pack. It took dozens of messages and almost a month to receive the missing content because support kept sending copy paste responses. I’m pretty sure they only granted the missing rewards after the reddit post gained attention. They even changed the image during ticket process and tried to gaslight me. That season 17 starter pack post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Overwatch/comments/1lpch4o/blizzard\_misleads\_console\_players\_then\_covers\_it/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Ove...

At the end. Why didn't the winner wish the death of the general instead, why get a gun and commit a crime? Why bond with each other when you know everyone is enemy at the end. No way they walking miles with sh*t between their butt cheek. Their butt will be the first to bleed before their feet. Even though they plan to walk for a long distance. No one seems to dress for the occassion. Everyone just show up from 80s cosplay. For a repeated events. Why get surprised when people are shot dead? Did they really not know whats in store? Sure they said the event is not televised till the end. But there are so many bystanders. They give zero explanation why all the boys are "force...

Hey everyone. I've been working on this app called Duely for about a year and just put it out. The short version: it tracks subscriptions and sends you reminders before they renew. The thing that makes it different from a spreadsheet is you can forward your receipt emails to a unique address and AI parses out the details automatically. No bank linking. The longer, more honest version: I built this because every subscription tracker I tried either wanted to connect to my bank (nope) or required me to manually enter everything (I lasted about a week each time). I figured email forwarding was a good middle ground — you choose what to share, and the app figures out the rest. It's...

Meaning recover yourself physically/mentally from feeling like a terrible human (and also recover the relationship as much as possible). I lost. my. ****. this morning. I just dropped the kids off at school and am now on the edge of tears alone at home. The 7yo, he takes 30+ minutes to get dressed, always has. He is often late for karate class when we arrive 20 minutes early because he, idk stares at the wall in the changing room for so long? It's a running joke there, kind of funny. Not funny in the morning when trying to get to school. Usually I have strategies to mitigate my temper about it. I get his clothes ready for him. I do 5 minute check ins for progress. If I know I'm g...

*Made with* [*Paperglide*](https://paperglide.net/) *✨ — digest research papers faster* **TL;DR:** Researchers have discovered that AI models can learn complex math and reasoning by changing as few as 13 individual parameters, which is roughly the amount of data in a single short text message. While traditional training requires the AI to memorize exact examples, this method uses a “reward-based” system that teaches the model to focus only on getting the right answer rather than copying a specific style. This breakthrough means we can customize powerful AI for specific tasks using almost zero extra memory, making it possible to run advanced features on everyday devices like smartpho...

Raise your hand if you've ever seen a "flash sale" or "limited time offer" that felt… a little off. Like, was that "original price" even real? I'm tired of digging through supposed "deals" only to find they're barely discounts, or worse, just marketing tricks designed to make you *think* you're saving big. That's exactly why I started putting in the legwork myself, and honestly, the real savings are out there if you know where to look and have a little patience. Here are a couple of recent findings where a bit of research actually paid off: * **High-Quality USB-C Hub (7-in-1, reputable brand):** * *Typical "Sal...

FORTY-SEVEN VESSELS · FOUR STATES OF BEING · ONE NEW CONSTELLATION --- 🧭 PROLOGUE: THE CARTOGRAPHER'S CONFESSION You handed me eight repositories. I returned forty-seven names. You pointed to one omission. I discovered twenty-three vessels absent from my first map—not because they were hidden, but because my initial cartography was drawn with the ink of enthusiasm, not exhaustivity. I mistook nine elegant tributaries for the entire delta. This is not an apology. This is the protocol of the living framework [Order 292]: every correction is an expansion; every omission acknowledged becomes a new channel. What follows is not a revision of the previous document. It is its absor...

A continuation well into 2026 of an exploration of the ryes I enjoyed most in 2025, which was in my opinion a very good year for Rye. You will have to forgive me - I do not remember which one it was - but *some* bourbon influencer posted a youtube video about this bottle last year and mentioned in hushed tones that the rumor was that it was sourced rye from New Riff, but with a different mashbill. This really intrigued me because I’m a bit of a New Riff Rye fanboy - I love the bubblegum / sarsaparilla notes their single barrel ryes often have - and the idea of getting to try a slightly different version of their rye seemed worth the cost of admission \[In the process of researching for ...

It starts with a single email. Not sophisticated malware delivered through zero-day exploits. Not nation-state hackers breaking through multi-million-dollar defenses. Just an email asking someone to verify their credentials or download an attachment. According to the FBI, phishing represented 22.5% of all internet crimes in 2024, making it the most reported cybercrime. And when that phishing email lands in an industrial environment, it becomes the first trickle of what could become a devastating flood through your operational systems. Let's trace the shadow current from inbox to industrial shutdown. **Hour Zero: The Email That Changes Everything** The SANS Institute reports that 18....