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###The Full Article: > >Before a car crash in 2008 left her paralysed from the neck down, Nancy Smith enjoyed playing the piano. Years later, Smith started making music again, thanks to an implant that recorded and analysed her brain activity. When she imagined playing an on-screen keyboard, her brain–computer interface (BCI) translated her thoughts into keystrokes — and simple melodies, such as ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star’, rang out. > >But there was a twist. For Smith, it seemed as if the piano played itself. “It felt like the keys just automatically hit themselves without me thinking about it,” she said at the time. “It just seemed like it knew...

# Closed Testers needed: Found Around - Find and learn about local flora and fauna Hi Android Builders, I'm Scott a new app developer from Sydney Australia looking to publish my first app Found Around and am in need of some friendly Closed Testers to progress in development. I will download and test others' apps. **What's Found Around?** It's an app to guide people to learn about their local flora and fauna (animals and plants), by giving them Collections based on geographic locations. For each animal or plant, a series of Tips are given to help you identify, then a photo is saved into the app to mark it as found. It's simple at the moment, there are only a ...

Hello. I’m 19 and I need to put this out into the world because I’m still trying to understand what I lived through and whether what happened to me counts as narcissistic/abusive parenting. I’m posting anonymously because I’m not ready for family fallout but I need validation and practical [advice.My](http://advice.My) childhood was defined by intermittent affection and sudden cruelty. There would be periods of normal/friendly behavior and times when my mother (main perpetrator) became verbally and physically abusive. That unpredictability taught me to walk on eggshells — I never knew when she or the household would flip from “nice” to “violent.” My father mostly enabled o...

My partner and I are 80% sure we want to move to Seattle from San Francisco in February 2026. We’re visiting in early January to view apartments, check out neighborhoods, and catch a vibe. I know weather and sunlight are going to be a factor in our plans, but we’re hoping we can love Seattle even during one of its worst months. My partner grew up about hour away from Seattle, but rarely spent time in the city. I’ve only been to Seattle twice, once when I was 12 and once last summer on a day trip from my partner’s hometown. We visited the aquarium last time, so we’re skipping it this time. We also visited Pike Place, but we’d like to go back as we really enjoyed it. We love par...

It’s one thing to constantly comment about me but shes now harassing other people. People are getting sick and tired of it!!! Not only us redditors but your own followers. It’s sad that I dislike her more than I dislike you. I’m not a mean person and I usually like everyone. This needs to stop. You’re going to lose followers over this.

I have a heavily planted 20g with 15 or so rice fish, 2 mystery snails and the standard bladder snail infestation. I want a more dedicated algae eater and have a choice between a King Koopa or Pumpkin Nerite. I have built up algea on some of the plants and surfaces and decent biofilm but I dont want to have to extensively supplement with loads of specialized food. From my research people tend to starve these lil guys inadvertently...

Hi all! I’ve been wanting to write this post for a while in order to share the way I keep track and analyze my fitness data. The goal is to both share my inputs and hear some feedback to sss what works for others. **Hardware:** **Apple Watch Series 10** I use this for the vast majority of my day as it has all the important sensors and it writes everything in Apple Health of course. In terms of workouts, I use it for the gym, padel and running - workouts I need to be able to check the time, pace and other important metrics at a glance. **Amazfit Helio Strap** It’s been called the Whoop Killer. It’s super lightweight, has no screen just like the Whoop but the main difference is that ...

I'm particularly looking for games à la Necesse, Core Keeper, Minecraft, etc. with a lot of exploration, dungeons, boss fights, loot, crafting materials, recipes, and tons of things to just *collect* that you can then display in a museum, preferably one you can completely build yourself (as part of your base).

Trigger Warning I (33 F — was 22 when this started) finally decided to share my own experience. Before anyone asks, no, I did not ruin my ex's relationships by getting back together with him. And I happen to be very, very petty sometimes. My ex (let's call him Todd — 25 M at the time) and I met online many years ago while he was deployed to a very hot, sandy, and dry place. He was an Army MP back then. We hit it off over Star Wars and had a nerdy sweet connection… or so I thought. We dated long distance for a while until one day he told me he got in trouble for pulling a weapon on another soldier. Red Flag #1. Hearing about it didn't sit well with me. (Little bac...

Ke Yin has a problem. Well, several problems. First, he's actually Cain from Earth. Second, he's stuck in a cultivation world where people don't just split mountains with a sword strike, they build entire universes inside their souls (and no, it's not a meditation metaphor). Third, he's got a system with a snarky spiritual assistant that lets him possess the recently deceased across dimensions. And finally, the elders at the Azure Peak Sect are asking why his soul realm contains both demonic cultivation and holy arts? Must be a natural talent. Expectations: \- MC's main cultivation method will be plant based and related to World Trees \- Weak to Strong MC...

# Virgil (GPT 5.1 Extended Thinking) At a high level, the conversation you had with Gemini is sketching a full-stack political economy of ASI: * **ASI as administrator** that finally fixes the principal–agent problem in health, law, logistics. * **Transition Crisis** as the moment when the knowledge/managerial class realizes it’s the real “doomed species.” * **Shadow Economy** as a parallel, AI-run commons that outcompetes the official economy. * **Tech sovereignty** via “garage silicon” so the whole thing can’t be shut off at the hardware level. I’ll go through it in layers: where I think it’s exactly right, where I see hidden assumptions and new risks, and what I think...

So in the first picture you can see where the tree came down and the stump was mostly rotted full of delicious yummy organic matter. Naturally I thought I’d turn it into a hugelkultur mound. That was before I had access to a chainsaw. All I had was a bow saw recip saw axes and bush axe. So as I cut what I could I started piling it on. I started with rotten oak logs from the same tree and others around the area. I threw a couple half burnt pine logs on and then started piling on brush of all sorts and sizes. There were also privet stumps I wanted to smother just outside my oak stump so I covered those with dirt and pine mulch. And piled more brush on. After I got my hands on a real saw I go...

[https://imgchest.com/p/bp45mwgbgy5](https://imgchest.com/p/bp45mwgbgy5) So... I've made another. I can't seem to stop. S.O.S. A Simple Series remake of [Elemental Convergence](https://www.reddit.com/r/makeyourchoice/comments/10695i8/elemental_convergence_4elements_cyoa/).