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Let me start by saying: Rimworld is story generator, and the struggle and joy of survival is what makes the best stories. But sometimes you just wanna survive long enough to write that story later. So my favorite start setup drops the difficulty in the beginning: Drop pod start 5 colonists 5 smgs 5 full sets of flak armor Enough food to last a week or 2 Regular starting steel and wood , maybe add more for a quicker set up The smgs and armor basically make your colonists tanks to early game threats, letting you focusing on setting up and establishing yourself. You can quickly get a base going and the value adds quick, meaning the raids difficulty ramps up quick, but youre reay for it Thi...

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**Today's Inflation Report Came In as Expected. Mortgage Rates Barely Moved.** If you've been watching mortgage rates and hoping today's CPI report would bring them down, here's the honest take: it didn't move the needle, but not for a bad reason. Inflation came in right where economists expected. Core inflation (which strips out food and energy) was up 0.2% for the month and 2.5% over the past year. Headline inflation matched at 2.4% annually. No surprises. The catch is that bond markets (which drive mortgage rates) are already focused on what inflation might look like three to six months from now, given all the tariff noise and energy price swings happening righ...

The **Mt Kailash Yatra** is one of the most spiritual and physically challenging pilgrimages in the world. Pilgrims from across the globe travel to the sacred land of Tibet to circumambulate the holy mountain, known as the abode of Lord Shiva and a revered site in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon traditions. Preparing for this journey requires careful planning, especially concerning health, altitude, and essential packing. Here’s a complete guide to help you make your **Mt Kailash Mansarovar Tour** safe, comfortable, and spiritually rewarding. # Health Tips for Mt Kailash Yatra Embarking on a **Mt Kailash Mansarovar Yatra** demands physical and mental preparedness. The high-altitude ...

The **Mt Kailash Yatra** is one of the most spiritual and physically challenging pilgrimages in the world. Pilgrims from across the globe travel to the sacred land of Tibet to circumambulate the holy mountain, known as the abode of Lord Shiva and a revered site in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon traditions. Preparing for this journey requires careful planning, especially concerning health, altitude, and essential packing. Here’s a complete guide to help you make your **Mt Kailash Mansarovar Tour** safe, comfortable, and spiritually rewarding. # Health Tips for Mt Kailash Yatra Embarking on a **Mt Kailash Mansarovar Yatra** demands physical and mental preparedness. The high-altitude ...

Hey everyone, I’m in the design phase of a new project that involves a lot of **\[Variable Task, complex data transformation / asynchronous automation\]**. I’m a solo dev, and I’m trying to decide on the most "future-proof" way to structure the backend. **The Dilemma:** I could build a standard Monolith (Next.js + Prisma + Supabase), which is fast to ship. However, the core logic is actually quite heavy. I’m considering decoupling the "Workhorse" (the logic engine) from the "Dashboard" (the UI). **Proposed Stack:** * **Frontend/API:** Next.js for the user-facing dashboard. * **Logic Engine:** A separate service (possibly Python or Node) triggered via...

I've been working on updating these over the last two days, with messages from y'all on reddit, DMs on discord, Wos nerds etc. I'm still confident there is stuff missing. We've also noticed today the wording of stuff getting changed so be careful of new wording for certain items. For example windmill on sergey changed to pin wheel. I also would like to thank you for the lovely comments on the last thread and all the support y'all have shown on my Youtube & Tiktok So enjoy these new ones, I will probably stop posting the smaller updates on here and save those for the WOS nerds discord. If you notice missing items please let me know with where they should ...

I've been on Cyberstan watching your reconstruction and way of life, sorry for messing up some inventory for y'all I needed food. But I've seen you're not that bad. So I wanted to give you a tip from my comms channel. Super Earth is in shambles. Their puppet president they slipped in following the previous one's execution during the invasion of our home world has decided against being a puppet. They're actively making this war worse for people. They limited how many Helldivers we could send to Cyberstan even though that's never been a concern before. They've been losing morale among the Helldivers by the retreat from Cyberstan, they gambited the 77th u...

Although I'm yet to see CIG state this, the "random blueprints from missions" in the current PTU feels like a test bed to make sure that people have a variety of blueprints, without too much effort to implement on their end. And while the seeming intended design in so make them the result of missions or from looting (see [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmwKD\_flLmw&t=985s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmwKD_flLmw&t=985s)), I think there's now room for a baseline "blueprint discovery" loop that A) **adds more reason to roam planets** and experiment and b) **enables blueprint discovery from sandbox activities**. **Defining a "Science Sta...

[https://youtu.be/sfP61YaJ\_A8](https://youtu.be/sfP61YaJ_A8) Every Night at Eight is a 1935 American musical comedy film starring George Raft and Alice Faye and made by Walter Wanger Productions Inc. and Paramount Pictures. It was directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by Walter Wanger from a screenplay by C. Graham Baker, Bert Hanlon and Gene Towne based on the story Three On a Mike by Stanley Garvey.\[2\]\[3\] The song "I'm in the Mood for Love" was introduced in this film by Frances Langford. "I Feel a Song Coming On" was performed by Harry Barris and a band and reprised by Alice Faye, Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly, and also sung by James Miller with ch...

I see a lot of posts asking about combat, raiders, armies, and such so here's a post going over some basics. Troops aren't as complicated as it first seems and following a few simple rules will having you sending raiders packing and conquering your fellow despots in no time. 1. Troops *Your* troops come from your citizens. When creating a division for your army it is automatically staffed with citizens who contribute their own skills towards the unit. This is different from regional troops, who I'll cover later. Once you create a division and set it's training those troops will start training to their selected levels. Once they reach this level they return to normal...

Reposted cause I forgot to add photos sorry lol So I’m waiting for insurance to roll over but in the meantime I got these random red bumps that popped up out of nowhere and blistered pretty quickly. Extremely itchy if I touch them, so I try not to do that. Currently been using baby eczema cream.Some questions that I can answer: No known food allergies, I always eat chickfila, and I noticed my hand before I started eating my breakfast. The only thing I know of allergies is dust and bacitracin. No contact with any plants. I work in a tattoo shop and manage a storage property, so I thought maybe the latex or cleaners I come into contact with. I have had the job for two weeks at least and ...

**On Soul** the belief in the soul originally presumed the physical context of a quasi-cyclic cosmos or ‘cyclic’ time—not only individuals but the entire cosmos was believed to recur approximately. He did not try to deny the physical belief that cosmos was quasi-cyclic; he did not argue against the belief in other worlds. He granted that life may continue in other worlds, but denied that there was an immortal soul underlying one’s life in various worlds. The Buddha granted the belief in quasi-cyclic time, but NOT the belief in the soul (atman) as an unchanging essence, because the body (and its relations to other things) changed not only across cycles of the cosmos, but also acros...

For some context, the RPG is set in an alternate timeline where Satoru Gojo wasnt born, but, thanks to the massive fear during the pandemic, along with Tengen's barrier falling, the world was flooded with cursed energy, this caused extremely powerful curses to spawn, this, however shifted the world's balance, causing many strong sorcerers to awaken, with this, i introduce to you # Black Earth (黒土) This technique is based around manipulating cursed energy according to the principles of **alchemy**, that is, transmutating CE into other things; it can either manipulate cursed energy's **Tria Prima**, Paracelsu's concept of what makes up matter with Sulfur (representing...

Hi everyone, I have a puzzling problem that I never see mentioned any gardening books or magazines or youtube and even the great AI megabrain Claude doesn't seem to know ;) Waterlogging seed trays. I have two heat mats and two small module trays each about 30 centimetres by 20 centimetres - the modules are 2.5 centimetres on each side. they have lids So humidity shouldn't really be problem here. I'm planting tomatoes, hyacinths, courgettes etc across the two trays. I'm filling a module tray with compost from a new bag of grown more John Innes seed compost, pouring it in (which is very very loose) then pressing it down lightly then refilling. I wonder if this might be ...

I just finished reading EcoGraf’s **half-year report (Dec 2025)** and wanted to summarize the key points for anyone following the company. Overall impression: **progress across multiple fronts**, but the big catalyst still appears to be **project financing and execution**. Here are the most interesting takeaways. # Epanko Graphite Project (core asset) EcoGraf released an **updated Bankable Feasibility Study** for Epanko. Key numbers: • **NPV10:** US$516M • **IRR:** 31.1% • **Initial capex:** US$181.2M • **Resettlement cost:** US$18.1M • **Annual EBITDA:** \~US$85.7M Production plan: • Stage 1: **73,000 tpa graphite concentrate** • Long-term expansion: **up t...

..but why is the base so crunchy and dry? She gets water every one to two weeks and just keeps growing but the base is dry all around! What do I do? She gets plenty of light (bought her as a floating plant and she’s directly infront of the window) I have also the same soil as when I bought her from the nursery.