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my voice was completely gone after this one.
29 down and somehow nobody in the building really sat down once the comeback started feeling possible.
the OG chase-down on Fox was probably the moment it flipped for me. then Brunson launches that stupid deep three, it comes off, OG gets the tip with 1.2 left and the place just explodes.
i almost missed all of it.
was dead tired that day and had basically decided i was watching from the couch. then a few hours before tip i started looking at random singles because the FOMO got annoying.
found one on veritickets, stared at the price for a minute, bought it anyway.
terrible financial decision. zero regrets.
rewatched the ending the next morning and it honestly felt slower on video. inside MSG it was just noise and everyone around me losing their minds at the same time.
still the loudest stretch of basketball i've ever been in.

I've been experimenting with automation and one thing I've noticed is that the boring stuff can actually be the best stuff to automate. I'm not trying to have ai decide my entire ad strategy. I'd just like to eliminate repetitive steps that don't really require a human.

For example, we regularly have batches of meta creatives that need to be launched across campaigns. Blip caught my attention because it focuses on that operational side rather than trying to replace the media buyer. Has anyone else taken this approach? What boring marketing process did you automate that ended up being useful?

I'm looking to bridge my assets directly into my Hyperliquid account and was wondering if there is a simple way to do it. I used to use the official Arbitrum bridge, but it's honestly pure headache, the waiting time was always annoying and having to wait around a week for everything to arrive is really not ideal when you already have an open position and need the funds on Hyperliquid quickly.

I'm looking for a reliable way to bridge USDC to Hyperliquid directly without going through loopholes. I don't mind using a third party bridge as long it's a DEX and it's fast. Would also be interested to know what I should avoid and common mistakes not to do.

Thanks, please leave a suggestion in the comments.

I haven’t done any bridging since 2021, and back then it was really stressful and a total pain in the ass. I just want to know what you guys are using these days. I came across Jumper and Debridge, but to swap an altcoin 1 to 1 like Polygon from BNB chain to Polygon chain it always seems to cost 1 to 2%, which I’d rather avoid. Do you always need to swap to USDC first before bridging so it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg? Is that just how it works?

Also, I still use Metamask and I'm wondering if that's outdated. I've tried Rabby a little even though a lot of people said it's way better but i don't really think it is

Thanks

Been running a weekly show on Streamyard for about a year, mostly two hosts plus a guest. It works fine for the actual streaming part but the second we stop streaming I'm dragging the recording into three other apps to actually make it usable, editing, clipping, captions, all separate tools and subscriptions. A friend keeps telling me to just move the whole thing to Riverside since it does the streaming AND the editing after. Anyone actually made that switch? trying to figure out if it's worth the migration headache or if I'm overthinking this.

Screenshot from Everfit this morning.

Outages happen but what frustrates me more is not being able to see whats actually broken.

Is it logins? Client apps? Workout delivery? Messaging? Check-ins?

An email saying “we’re working on it” doesn’t really help you decide what to tell clients.

A status page should be a basic offering for any tool that your livelihood relies on.

bought my first one at 24. too long, wrong harness, sat in a drawer for a year. second time i asked people first and it was fine. everyone buys twice, don't read anything into it.

girth over length. six inches was already more than either of us wanted.

and the harness matters more than the dildo, which nobody told me. a jock with the ring set low held the base against me instead of somewhere above me. that was the difference between wearing it and operating it.

before any of that though, what's actually worrying you? it's usually some version of "what if it hurts her," and no spec sheet helps with that one. worth just saying to her out loud.

worked for us, might not for you. what's the bit you're actually stuck on?

for what it's worth the jock we landed on is a StrapHer. made by queer women and you can tell in a minute. runs snug, we sized up.

We're spending a decent amount on FB/IG, but our media buyer is spending way too much time on manual repetitive ad setup. It's a huge drain on our resources and is starting to limit how many new concepts we can test.

I'm trying to optimize our workflow and recently started using Blip to automate a lot of this but I'm still not sure the best way to structure everything. Do you use a central creative repository like Drive or Dropbox? How do you ensure your team's copy and links are consistent across dozens of new ads?

exploring zoning overlay rules for detached structures in older residential pockets and curious about height limits and setback requirements. does the city require an extra off-street parking space for a small backyard cottage?

My 12-year-old has been playing games on my (very) old laptop for the last couple of years. Mostly older stuff that it could actually run like Portal, Terraria, Plants vs. Zombies and LEGO Star Wars.

I finally got him his own gaming PC, so now I want to introduce him to some actual PC games and let him discover what he likes...

For anyone wondering, nothing crazy spec-wise either: Ryzen 5 5500, RX 6600 and 16GB RAM. I was trying to keep the whole thing reasonably affordable, but from what I've read it should be more than enough for him at 1080p.

I've deliberately kept him away from Roblox. Maybe I'm being an old man about it, but everything I've read about that game makes it sound like absolute cancer and I'd honestly rather spend some money buying him proper games than have him disappear into Roblox for the next five years lol

Problem is, I haven't really been into PC gaming for a while myself, so I'm pretty out of the loop.

Obviously there's Steam and I'll keep an eye on sales and the free Epic games, but where else do you guys buy games these days? Bundles, key sites, other stores?

I'm not necessarily looking for the absolute cheapest option either. I'd rather pay a little more somewhere reliable than save $5 and end up with a dodgy key.

Also happy to take recommendations for games that would be good for a 12-year-old with his first proper PC.

our 1970s home still has a 100-amp main panel and we need to upgrade to 200 amps to install a level 2 ev charger. does the town wiring inspector need to inspect the meter socket disconnect before national grid pulls the drop?

We are looking at single-family lots near Stony Creek Metropark and want to clear a small wooded area for a garage expansion. Does Rochester Hills consider all mature hardwood trees protected under the city woodland ordinance or is a formal forestry permit required prior to site clearing?

looking at a mid-century home near downtown and wondering if standard re-roofing projects trigger California energy code requirements for solar panel integration. how does the building department handle permit sign-offs for older structural trusses?

looking at adding a small storage structure to a backyard in canyon park and trying to understand local setback rules. what is the maximum square footage allowed without triggering a full structural building permit?

We’re looking at elevated homes around West Ashley near the Ashley River and want to know about ground-level storage space. Does city building code allow enclosing the area beneath a raised foundation for living space, or is it strictly limited to non-habitable storage with flood vents?

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Was Shocked to see many of my selected batchmates also from 70th giving wrong advices and at the same time coaching wallas with their predatory tactics

So from my wisdom of Multiple UPSC Mains and Being Selected ; Here is something we can do

Personally am Doing 2(b} from the Above

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So while Content does matter and will help but Presentation and Making life easier for Examiner will Boost your chances

Content se Pages fill karo + ache se Presentable rakho == Top Rank { Crux }

Civil Services Exams mei Maybe Can be said I am a Veteran

4 UPSC Attempts 3 CSE Mains , 2 CSE IFoS Mains { Highest score of 720ish }
1st Try in PCS 70th BPSC Got Selected as Asst. Director Child Protection Unit
UP PCS '24 & '25 Cleared Both the Pre ; 25 Mains Result Pending 24 mei IV
71 BPSC Mains Result Awaiting

I know Mains ya Har stage par there is some Luck and Subjectivity and PCS mei ye aur hota hai

Aaj Samne Se Dekh lia ; Every Mentor or UPSC Ranker or Veteran or Fellow Friends who saw my GS and Essay copies for BPSC were damn sure of a Top 100 Rank worst case Top 200

Today got to See Rank 3 Ka Copies and it is Below Average At Best ranging from Poor in many answers to skipped questions , not meeting Demand in many

So yes BPSC on paper is Fair or acts like that But is a Rigged exam especially 70th BPSC ; SDM/DySP Level 09 thaa Milna ; Mila kuch aur L 09 par :(