u/Ultinuc

So basically, I am looking to map out various goals and sore points across a few inter-linked projects. Ideally, I could list a task and map out which goals it would help achieve across said projects, which problems it would help solve, and which other tasks can't be done until after it's completed.

I originally had the idea looking at Obsidian's graph view. The idea would be that the more links a single task has, the more of a bottleneck it is for getting things done, and the higher priority solving it should be.

Is there any tool that works like this? I know a few will ask why I don't just do it in Obsidian, my reasoning is that links in obsidian are designed to stick around. So after completing a task, I would have to go to each other page it's linked to and manually unlink it, or re-link it if the same task opens back up. I'm hoping for something more streamlined and intended to work in this way.

If you do have ideas for how I could achieve this sort of system in a way that's expandable and doesn't require a tonne of upkeep beyond checking/unchecking tasks, I would love to hear about it.

So I installed smplayer for the first time a few days ago. I've only used it a couple of times and every time I do, it buffers for a few seconds, every few seconds. I have tried changing the player priority, increasing the threads used for decoding, as well as in general having hardware decoding turned on and off. I have also tried changing the "cache for local files" number. Nothing is working. It's driving me nuts.

I'm using Windows 10, I'm not sure what other information you might need to help solve the issue but if you let me know, I'll do my best to provide it.

I (60s m) was supporting my family for the longest time by running a cleanup crew. A few years back, my country was invaded and my crew was hired to clean up a lot of the damage that arised as a result of the conflict. I put money into hiring more staff and equipment for the job, but on literally the first day that we were working on the cleanup, some woman from the government came in and pulled rank on me. No warning, no grace. And to make matters worse, HER employer is one of the people who instigated the conflict in the first place.

This ruined my business, I had to let all of the new staff go, and I was offered NO compensation for what happened. Because I was mad, I decided not to turn over some of the invading force's equipment that my crew had salvaged before these government jerks rocked up. A mate of mine was tinkering around with some of it, and we realised that we could use it to make some really special and unique... equipment that we could sell under the table.

This new business supported me and my family, as well as the small amount of crew I had left over after everything went down. The problem is, one of the guys in my crew thinks he's some hotshot and started drawing the wrong kind of attention to my business. I decided to let him go, and he threatened to tell the authorities about what I was doing, KNOWING I have a wife and child to support. My daughter is very successful and goes to a high end science school, so I can't afford to have this business go tail up. So I ended up firing him... Just, y'know. With a weapon.

AITJ? I didn't MEAN to use lethal force and it was an accident but he was going to destroy what I'd built so I don't really feel that bad about it.