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If you’ve ever wished your day had a few extra hours — we’ve got something that’ll help! Meet **Grow Habit**, a **free mobile app** built to help you stay organized, track your goals, and get things done — without the stress. **What makes Grow Habit different?** * We all know **“consistency”** is the golden rule for long-term success, right? But there’s another underrated superhero called **“persistence.”** Grow Habit helps you not just *do* a habit every day, but bounce back when you don’t. * Think of any expert—no matter how long they step away, when they return, they can pick things up almost instantly. That’s mastery and Grow Habit is designed to guide you to...

https://preview.redd.it/hnuoquvi2d4g1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=6d42299f284dbc4a892cddbf4d4cc72a11a020ad **About This Peanut Butter Cookies** There’s something incredibly comforting about a freshly baked cookie that warm aroma filling the kitchen, the soft center melting in your mouth, and the little moment of joy you feel with every bite. Among all cookies, peanut butter cookies hold a special place in people’s hearts. Maybe it’s the nostalgic flavor, maybe it’s the melt-in-the-mouth texture, or maybe it’s just the fact that they are unbelievably easy to make. Whatever the reason, this peanut butter cookie recipe is one of those classics that ...

Neutron counts under the Chernobyl sarcophagus rose, but the best evidence says the spike came from shifting moisture inside the wrecked reactor, not an approaching chain reaction. The modeling shows that a self-sustaining reaction would require far more uranium in one spot than the debris actually holds. In plain terms, sensors recorded a jump in neutron activity in 2019, then a glide toward a new steady level deep inside Unit 4. A new [study](https://nuclear-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/1251) links the pattern to how water moved in and out of the debris after the giant enclosure over the site changed the building’s humidity and drainage. **Neutron spike at Chernobyl**...

Hi all. I have IBS as a blanket diagnosis, but it is **not** a psychological, lifestyle, or structural problem. Sorry in advance if I sound exasperated. This condition is debilitating and I’m tired of hearing the same advice. I do not have constipation or diarrhea. I went from normal, regular bowel movements to fast and extremely dysregulated motility after taking a very high dosage of Prozac for over 2 years. Prozac is an SSRI, and over 90% of serotonin is in the gut. I don’t know if what happened to me can be fully understood but I’m putting it out here anyways to see if someone can help me. Before any wise guys tell me that Prozac cannot cause this, read these studies: https://p...

Covid ****** me 2 years ago and I havent been the same since. My sense of smell, taste, and brain took a big and weird hit but I'm here to talk about the taste side of a specific food. Gelatin — unless it has a strong flavor, I will taste the gelatin and it makes me want it out my mouth instantly. I may not always taste it right away either, which results in me flailing the thing around into my teeth while my tongue sits on the other side of my mouth like its afraid for its life. If it touches my tongue, I'm gagging. I cant describe it other than "**earthy**". Almost like the taste of **inhaling dust** but *heavier*. I know people say it doesnt have a taste but I am t...

Hi everyone — long time no see around here! I wanted to pop in for this Indie Sunday to talk about my project: **The Mnemograph**. For those who don’t know, The Mnemograph is a single-player strategy / card game with roguelike elements. You run a printing plant in a corrupted steampunk city: you build a deck of cards, wage tactical card-based “battles”, and manage your newspaper-printing factory — machine maintenance, production upgrades — all while competing with rival publishers to dominate the city. The result is something that feels genuinely original to me — a deckbuilder that demands strategic thinking beyond just the cards, requiring you to manage your territorial expa...

My food based take on “Pig on the knee, safety at sea. **** on the right, never lose a fight” Got the first one done while I was solo traveling asia a few years ago and decided to finish up the pair when I was back in town. Shoutout Ray!

**What is it?** I'm making a cosy colony sim where you grow a flock of sheep, harvest wool and milk, and watch emergent stories unfold. Think Stardew Valley meets Oxygen Not Included, but with a chill cosy incremental vibe. **Core loop** * Care for sheep basic needs (grass/water/beds/campfires) → sheep grow wool and product milk if they are happy * Shear sheep → sell wool → earn coins * Expand your farm (more grass, more sheep, automated buildings) * Watch sheep age, retire (turn purple!), and drop chocolate as a thank-you gift which is used for research (haven't figured out yet the secondary economy of the chocolate but will get there) **Unique aspects** In addition t...

Found this by accident today -- I thought this was a fun idea. Fusion hanafuda/Western deck featuring various popular Hawaiian foods. [https://www.hanafooda.com/how-to-play-sakura/](https://www.hanafooda.com/how-to-play-sakura/) ("grinds" or "grindz" means food, in the local dialect) [https://www.dapidgin.com/olelo/grindz/](https://www.dapidgin.com/olelo/grindz/) Two practical card decks in one, plus it educates people about Hawaiian cuisine (or comforts homesick residents away from the island). I wish I'd known about this last year ... I had a guy working for me who'd started a university degree and was horribly homesick. I think this would have ...

**What is it?** I'm making a cosy colony sim where you grow a flock of sheep, harvest wool and milk, and watch emergent stories unfold. Think Stardew Valley meets Oxygen Not Included, but with a chill cosy incremental vibe. **Core loop** * Care for sheep basic needs (grass/water/beds/campfires) → sheep grow wool and product milk if they are happy * Shear sheep → sell wool → earn coins * Expand your farm (more grass, more sheep, automated buildings) * Watch sheep age, retire (turn purple!), and drop chocolate as a thank-you gift which is used for research (haven't figured out yet the secondary economy of the chocolate but will get there) **Unique aspects** In addition ...

As a frequent flyer (based in the US), I flew quite a few segments within China over the last few months. I have to say air travel is absolutely fascinating in China. Just a few things to call out if you are a foreigner or used to the US domestic flights - 1) Airlines always serve you tons of food - no matter what time of the day or how long the flight is, the airline always serves you tons of food including hot meal and snacks. I was flying from BKK to Xiamen (2.5 hrs flight) on a red eye; I was expecting lights-out cabin, instead, the airline served a hot breakfast at like 4 AM and more snacks before landing - and kept the lights on for the entire flight. Airline food is quite good. One...

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is one of the world’s most revered and challenging pilgrimages. Its difficulty is not comparable to standard treks. We rate the **Kailash Mansarovar Yatra difficulty** as **Highly Challenging** (an 8 or 9 out of 10), primarily due to the extreme altitude and the physical demand of the **Kailash Parikrama guide** around the Holy Mountain. A realistic assessment and thorough preparation are the keys to a successful Yatra. # 1. The Overriding Challenge: Extreme Altitude Exposure The primary factor dictating the **Kailash Mansarovar Yatra difficulty** is altitude. The entire Tibetan plateau, particularly the Ngari region where Kailash is located, operates...

Im 30 and making my apartment feel like home. I adopted some hermit crabs and the guy I adopted from originally bought them for his daughter, he came with all the supplies and a beautifully decorated tank; it just triggered my memories of the pets I had growing up, and the way my parents treated them. I went though phases of wanting to care for animals. For example, one Christmas I wanted fish. My parents bought me a fish tank, gravel and food. That was it- no plants, toys or accessories for the fishy. I remember observing that my fish were so bored and it made me sad. They stopped eating their food and died off. Im realizing now they were so depressed. And it makes me depressed that I coul...

Hi all. I have IBS as a blanket diagnosis, but it is **not** a psychological, lifestyle, or structural problem. I do not have constipation or diarrhea. I went from normal, regular bowel movements to extremely fast and dysregulated motility after taking a very high dosage of Prozac for over 2 years. Prozac is an SSRI, and over 90% of serotonin is in the gut. I don’t know if what happened to me can be fully understood but I’m putting it out here anyways to see if someone can help me. Before any wise guys tell me that Prozac cannot cause this, read these studies: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37961007/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5442087/ I have since stopped Prozac but ...