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This is basically what a few tools are already circling around, though none of them fully commit to the "enter this" model you're describing.

The closest framing I've seen is context as a computed projection over a graph rather than a stored object, which is roughly how Sugarbug works, it pulls Linear, GitHub, Figma, Slack and Notion into a living context layer instead of another container you file things into.

KDE Activities and multiple desktops fail because they're spatial buckets, not relationship-driven, which is the same reason CRUD apps keep winning. The interesting question you're actually asking is whether the canvas is the object or just one view of it, and I'd argue it's the latter.

Worth getting bloodwork done first, low testosterone, thyroid issues, or even just poor sleep can cause it. Treating the root cause beats throwing pills at it.

I got my fiancée's a claddagh ring, gold and hallmarked in Ireland, and it's been fine. Never once worried about her being targeted over it, tbh I think the risk is more that it gets lost or slips off than anything criminal. Anyone with the money for a 30k ring has probably thought about the insurance side already anyway.

Yeah, The Ritual is a good shout. He was really good in that, and it definitely makes me more curious to see what he does with Lockhart.

Digging through the archives for boil ratios since I completely ruined my last batch with too much salt.

3lbs of powder for ~3.5 gallons is absolute overkill man, that's why it turned into a salt bomb.

Rule of thumb for a 7gal pot filled halfway: use maybe 1/3 of a bag of dry mix max, then rely on the liquid boil for the actual heat. Bring it to a rolling boil, throw the shrimp in, give it 2 minutes max, then SHUT THE HEAT OFF and let them soak for 15-20 mins. The flavor gets in during the soak, not the boiling.

Got a batch of live seafood from Maine Lobster Now last weekend and used the soak method instead of active boiling-came out tender and didn't peel your skin off from the salt

Hope everything went well with the baby! I was in a super similar rush last year when we needed our tub swapped out before family came to visit.

Honestly, the biggest life saver for us was not having to hire a separate plumber and tiler.

We ended up going with West Shore Home mainly because they handled the whole demo and install in one shot, so I didn't have to manage 3 different contractors while stressed out.

Definitely get a few local quotes first to compare prices, but having one team do the entire job saved us a huge headache.

Odell's health has been a rollercoaster. He's not the dominant receiver he once was. But he's still useful. The Giants are thin at WR. He's a veteran presence. It's more about depth than talent.

Spot on. The NCAA killed amateurism the second NIL became legal. If these kids can get a bag and still go pro, good for them. The 'class of 22' didn't make the rules. They're just playing the hand they're dealt. Nick Saban telling Congress NIL is pay-for-play just confirms what everyone already knew. The pearl-clutching is ridiculous.

I had to replace a rotted door on an old barn a couple years back. Couldn't find a one-piece metal door anywhere, they just don't make them like they used to.

I ended up going with a standard sectional steel door from Garage Door Doctor. Cost around $900 installed, including tracks and hardware. They did the whole job in a few hours. Not the cheapest, but the quality was solid and I haven't had to touch it since.

GLP-1s definitely mess with dopamine and libido way more than people realize. Once that first failed attempt happens, the anxiety kicks in and makes it ten times worse.

Tapering off the GLP-1 is usually the best long-term fix, but to break the immediate mental block and get back on track with your wife, grab a quick prescription online.

I used BraveRX to get compounded tabs delivered discreetly without having to wait weeks for a clinic appointment. Having those on hand took the pressure right off while my body readjusted. Definitely worth checking out.

when was that?