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A few years ago I was working on a BLE device simulator for mobile app testing. I needed a way to script device behavior without recompiling every time, so I built a small embedded scripting engine for .NET. Stack-based, RPN style, vaguely inspired by HP calculator RPL. That engine eventually became MOGWAI, which I've been developing on the side for about 10 years and open-sourced earlier this year. Recently I thought: what if I used MOGWAI as the scripting layer for a TUI app builder? You describe your UI in a script, MOGWAI runs it, Terminal.Gui renders it. No C# required by the end user. So I built GIZMO. Here's what a real-time clock looks like: mogwai.reset t...

I know it’s all rng. I am just hoping to get some data that can help me narrow down my search even a little. I’ve heard people say the rascal bp is in hurricane caches. I’ve also heard EB2 is in the green drawers that are on the sides of shipping containers. But other than that I don’t have much to go on. Any info you can provide would be great. Thanks.

Hey guys! Just wondering if Anyone’s had this problem and how to fix it, it be much appreciated!

[](https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/?f=flair_name%3A%22Growth%20and%20Expansion%22)Every day someone posts "SaaS is dead": it's not. The music industry ran this exact experiment from 2000 to today. Same democratization, same collapse of the middle, and same shift from craft to attention. SaaS is running the same playbook (just compressed). Here's my 4-phase map. I think we're somewhere between 2 and 3. **Phase 1, Anyone can build it now** Music: 1999–2005. SaaS: 2022–2025. Music got Pro Tools, Logic, GarageBand. Studio-quality from a bedroom. SaaS got Lovable, Claude Code, Codex. Production apps in a weekend. We all see the supply explosion. And the fi...

Been lurking here for a while and finally shipped something worth sharing. A few months ago I got obsessed with a simple question: how accurately can -AI determine the location of a random photo? Not just "probably Europe" — actual coordinates. Turns out it's a genuinely hard problem. The naive approach (just ask Claude/GPT to look at the image) gets you maybe 40-50% accuracy on urban photos and falls apart completely on rural ones. So i went deeper. The pipeline I ended up with: 1. EXIF extraction first — if GPS metadata exists, done instantly, zero AI needed. Covers \~20% of mobile photos. 2. Visual feature extraction via a fast/cheap model — pulls out specific sea...

Been lurking here for a while and finally shipped something worth sharing. A few months ago I got obsessed with a simple question: how accurately can -AI determine the location of a random photo? Not just "probably Europe" — actual coordinates. Turns out it's a genuinely hard problem. The naive approach (just ask Claude/GPT to look at the image) gets you maybe 40-50% accuracy on urban photos and falls apart completely on rural ones. So i went deeper. The pipeline I ended up with: 1. EXIF extraction first — if GPS metadata exists, done instantly, zero AI needed. Covers \~20% of mobile photos. 2. Visual feature extraction via a fast/cheap model — pulls out specific sea...

Been lurking here for a while and finally shipped something worth sharing. A few months ago I got obsessed with a simple question: how accurately can -AI determine the location of a random photo? Not just "probably Europe" — actual coordinates. That's when the idea of [www.spectr-ai.com](http://www.spectr-ai.com) had borna Turns out it's a genuinely hard problem. The naive approach (just ask Claude/GPT to look at the image) gets you maybe 40-50% accuracy on urban photos and falls apart completely on rural ones. So i went deeper. The pipeline I ended up with: 1. EXIF extraction first — if GPS metadata exists, done instantly, zero AI needed. Covers \~20% of mobile ...

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15.4 brings the Bounty Hunt: Bismarck event, Early Access to Italian submarines (with an Event Pass to match), Repair Party added to most mid-tier cruisers, a major Clan interface overhaul, the return of Warhammer 40,000, Ranked Season 29, and the last hurrah for Asymmetric Battles. --- ## Key dates (UTC) - Update 15.4 release: May 21, 2026 - Bounty Hunt: Bismarck: May 21, 2026 02:00 → Jun 4, 2026 02:00 - Early Access to Italian Submarines: May 28, 2026 02:00 → Jul 16, 2026 02:00 *(starts Week 2)* - Italian Submarines Event Pass: May 21, 2026 02:00 → Jun 18, 2026 02:00 - Hunt for Bismarck Wishing Wharf: May 21, 2026 03:00 → Jun 18, 2026 02:00 - Warhammer 40,000 return: May 21, 202...

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**By May 21, 1776, the American Revolution had entered one of its most uncertain and dangerous periods. The stunning Patriot assault on Quebec the previous winter had failed. Smallpox was devastating the Continental Army in Canada.** **Massive British reinforcements were now pouring into North America. General George Washington was racing to prepare New York City for what many believed would become the decisive battlefield of the war. Across the colonies, Americans were still debating the final step toward independence even as the machinery of full-scale war accelerated around them.** **Far to the north, the strategic collapse of the American invasion of Canada was becoming undeniable. Th...

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Android phones ship with preinstalled applications from OEMs, carriers, Google services, telemetry frameworks, analytics packages, and vendor bloatware. Many of these apps continue running in the background even if you never open them. Using Android Debug Bridge ADB, you can disable or uninstall apps for the current user without rooting the device. This method is commonly used for: * removing manufacturer bloatware * stopping telemetry services * reducing background battery drain * improving privacy * freeing RAM and storage * cleaning cheap OEM devices full of junk apps Important Facts * ADB uninstall for system apps usually removes the app only for user 0 current user * The APK still ...

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