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I normally do not post much other than general questions, but I feel like I want to provide my perspective to the conversation of everything that has been happening over the last few months. I wanted to give Scopely the benefit of the doubt regarding new changes as I can understand that some changes were needed going forward. Instead Scopely has gutted what was left of the game and is not actively talking with anyone to see how the changes are affecting people. The economy is still in the toilet. There are some neat ideas, but not executed well. I really like the idea of orbs that change based on level, but only if the rewards are enough. The Training mat orbs we get from Arena are ...

# 📊 Status in the Lawmaking Process: Introduced — 04/10/2025 ✔️ Passed House — 05/12/2026 ✔️ Passed Senate — ❌ Not yet passed To President — ❌ Not sent Became Law — ❌ Not law 📍 Current Status: After passing the House, H.R. 2853 is in the Senate Judiciary Committee for review. # Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2025 This bill would expand federal enforcement against organized retail and supply-chain crime, especially cases where stolen goods or cargo move across state lines, through shipping networks, or through resale channels. It does not turn ordinary shoplifting into a federal case. It focuses on organized theft groups by changing fede...

I’m looking to get goddess braids for the first time and looking at online vendors for the human hair parts but I don’t think I’ll get it in time. Is it worth going to the hair store and getting their human hair? I know it’ll be a lot cheaper but wondering if it’s worth the gamble. If so, any brand recommendations?

Writing historical fiction set in 2800 BC Uruk has sent me down some rabbit holes I wasn't expecting. This one I keep coming back to. ─── The world's first written documents aren't prayers, myths, or poetry. *They're receipts.* The earliest cuneiform tablets from Uruk — dating to around 3200–3000 BC — are accounting records. Grain in. Grain out. Beer rations distributed. Textile workers counted. Someone was keeping books, and they needed to invent writing to do it. That someone was the temple. ─── The E-anna complex at Uruk wasn't just a religious site. It was, by any modern definition, a corporation. It controlled: • The grain supply —...

It's just a thought-provoking question that I came up with as I realized that time-blindness could possibly contribute to that. The time-blindness in question refers to a magnified perception that the things currently beyond our control would always be beyond our control; like if it were to be depicted on a pie-chart, the *later* would be very small and diluted within the larger *now* fraction. So in my hypothesis, I figured that for some individuals, especially those born in households where there may have not been a consistent supply of resources; they developed a scarcity mindset where they learnt to harbour things that they hold sentimental value to. And it seems plausible, at ...

It's just a thought-provoking question that I came up with as I realized that time-blindness could possibly contribute to that. The time-blindness in question refers to a magnified perception that the things currently beyond our control would always be beyond our control; like if it were to be depicted on a pie-chart, the *later* would be very small and diluted within the larger *now* fraction. So in my hypothesis, I figured that for some individuals, especially those born in households where there may have not been a consistent supply of resources; they developed a scarcity mindset where they learnt to harbour things that they hold sentimental value to. And it seems plausible, at lea...

*1:15 S.F.T (Standard Federation Time)- Kepler-186f, Day 2* Hix stepped over a mangled airlock and ducked into a larger section of the Odyssey, his horn scraping against the hard steel- scraping some of the outer pigment from it. He clicked his tongue, dim light leaving him unbothered- he had paid for nocturnal vision, after all.  The wreckage was not doing well- and he was proud of that. No controlled descent or even an attempt at one had been made. This particular piece had struck the fungal forest at an angle, plowed through a dozen pale trunks, and finally split open against a low stone ridge. Half the section had collapsed inward. The other half leaned drunkenly against the mushrooms...

*1:15 S.F.T (Standard Federation Time)- Kepler-186f, Day 2* Hix stepped over a mangled airlock and ducked into a larger section of the Odyssey, his horn scraping against the hard steel- scraping some of the outer pigment from it. He clicked his tongue, dim light leaving him unbothered- he had paid for nocturnal vision, after all.  The wreckage was not doing well- and he was proud of that. No controlled descent or even an attempt at one had been made. This particular piece had struck the fungal forest at an angle, plowed through a dozen pale trunks, and finally split open against a low stone ridge. Half the section had collapsed inward. The other half leaned drunkenly against the mushrooms...

I have been running small Greenhouse Supply shop for about 8 years. I've sold tons of polycarbonate and sun sheets. Trusted brands like Palram and Suntuf deliver a great product but undeniably expensive. I just recently needed a sheet in a special size for a customer’s patio cover and ordered it from a supplier on Alibaba. The embossed is crisp, UV coating is even and it was easy to install. I’ve posted a short demo on Youtube showing how it easily diffuses light in use. So I would love to get the community thoughts on this: How do you know impact resistance of embossed sheets without breaking them? I see some list with “10 year warranty” but how does that get voided?Also does ...

I feel like I’ve done a little bit of everything the last decade or so. Thought it could be a fun ama I started out selling bingo tickets at 14, at 16 I moved up to working as a waitress at a little diner. I was there for a year before moving on to be a hostess at a local sportsbar. I stayed there for 6 months before starting a position at tractor supply. I spent a year there before being hired on as the receptionist at the Chamber of Commerce for my city. This was another 6 month gig, before I ended up in the recorder of deeds office at the courthouse. I was in the courthouse for a year, and had planned to stay there long term. However shortly after my one year there, I ended up moving ...

**On May 18, 1539, Spanish conquistador Spain’s Gamble for Gold: Hernando de Soto Sails for Florida and Changes the South Forever** **Hernando de Soto sailed out of Havana Harbor bound for Florida with one of the largest and most ambitious expeditions ever launched into North America. His fleet, five large ships and four smaller vessels, carried more than 600 soldiers, priests, craftsmen, enslaved people, war dogs, cannons, hundreds of horses, and a herd of pigs intended to serve as food during the long march ahead. What began as a quest for gold and empire would become one of the most consequential and devastating journeys in the history of Florida and the American South.** **De Soto w...

~~Sorry if this isn’t allowed, Mods, you can just delete it.~~ Another birthday, another year closer to death, which is quite frankly taking too ******* long. Unlike people on their birthday posts who say, “it’s been a crazy year,” I unfortunately have nothing to show for myself. Of course, nothing other than being diagnosed as a vulnerable narc. I guess that somewhat counts. I don’t know why it took this many years to realize what I am. ****, I even thought that I had AvPD instead, but turns out I’m just not the regular type of narc most people imagine when someone has NPD. Not to mention, I have zero aura and in a perpetual state of collapse, so I’m very far from what’s ...

**Just back from a week in Florence & Tuscany — full breakdown (4th trip to Italy, first time in this region)** We're a married couple in our early 30s who travel abroad often. I spent an embarrassing amount of time planning this and maybe it saves someone else some time. Separate wine post covers all the winery visits in detail. I don't recommend moving as much as we did if you're a first timer, but we got a great flight deal in and out of Rome, and this wasn't our first time in Italy. **Route:** Rome arrival > Florence (2 nights) > Chianti / The Clubhouse Hotel (2 nights) > Montalcino / Capanna Suites (3 nights) > Rome (1 night) ...

" ... Speaking at the G7 meeting of finance ministers in Paris, Mr Birol said there were only a few weeks left of stored supplies. “I think it is depleting very fast,” he said. Running out would take “several weeks, but we should be aware of the fact that it is declining rapidly,” he added. ... "

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I'm trying to see if there is any prior art in the to-string space that accomplishes a two phase approach. In theory, you could design an API that first asks the data "How many bytes would it take to make you into a string?". From there it could allocate memory with that capacity. Then it could provide that allocation to the same data to populate the bytes. I want it to be very light weight and easy to add to a type. The \`AbslHashValue(...)\` API really nails the ergonomics of an extension point in C++, imo. But when it comes to to-string, it gets pretty hairy pretty fast. \`AbslHashValue(...)\` benefits from the fact that the resulting hash has a fixed bit width. You just ...

I'm on the latest version and this issue somehow still isn't addressed. I'm on Onn TV 4K Pro and randomly, for no reason, all videos would stop playing audio. Restarting only works half the time so I end up having to keep restating until it is back. The only thing that seems to work is downloading VLC from app store. libVLC doesn't work either so it seems like an exo player issue or app issue. Is this known and being worked on? Can I supply some logs to help the devs address this?

If you buy hay for horses, cattle, sheep, goats, or anything else, read this before you buy your next load. Just pulled this USDA data not too long ago and heres what im seeing so far. ( Once again sharing this data first with you guys) **1. First cutting is coming in light.** Drought hit 57% of US hay-producing acres this spring. First cutting started in Texas and Oklahoma last week and early reports aren't good. Yields are below 5-year averages and the hay that IS being cut is getting snapped up by feedlots and dairies on contract before it ever hits an auction floor. **2. Last year's hay is almost gone.** Montana sellers are reporting sold-out 2025 inventories. Wyoming is ...