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hi all, I have acid reflux and need to sleep at an incline. i've been thinking about buying this mattress wedge elevator (https://www.avanacomfort.com/mattress-elevator.html) but i don't want to buy it if it could have fiberglass in it. the website says it's 100% high density foam polyurethane and is "CertiPUR-US". it ships with no cover, just the foam itself, you have to buy the optional cover - that's why i feel like it might not have fiberglass? but i'm new to this, does anyone have a better idea of whether or not this foam would contain it? thanks!

Has it really been a week? ****, this writing gig is harder than I thought. Maybe expect weekly releases roughly from now on, except on certain points where I either have way more time to work on things, or when I'm super invested into writing (Like on key moments and story sections or certain fights). Thank you for your support and patience so much. I'm happy this passion project is enjoyable to more than just myself. Enjoy Chapter 12! Tonight on Nature of Stands... I hope I didn't mess up my history lesson >-< [First](https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureofPredators/comments/1rusb0o/nature_of_stands_chapter_1/) | [Previous](https://www.reddit.com/r/Nat...

Posting this because the "cut the cord" streaming box market has exploded in the last two years, and a significant portion of what's being sold is hardware deliberately bundled with malware. The fans buying these boxes think they're getting a deal on sports streaming. What they're actually getting is a permanent backdoor into their home network — and the streams stop working long before the spying does. # How I figured out what I'd bought Started looking at streaming alternatives after my cable bill kept climbing. Found a marketplace listing for an Android TV box that promised every major sports channel, every league, every broadcaster — pre-installed, rea...

The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major sank off Spain after three explosions in its engine room—and investigators now suspect it was smuggling nuclear submarine components to North Korea. Officially listed as carrying cranes and empty containers, its voyage route and cargo have raised alarms among Spanish authorities.

**"The opacity of chaos can be balanced and coaxed towards stillness where clarity and transparency are achieved."** Extract from Alpha-3s seminal work, "Monk Training."  \[[First](https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/1piw8e9/she_took_what_chapter_1_an_army_marches_on_its/)\] | \[[Previous](https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/1tatzo2/she_took_what_chapter_141_what_are_they_do_you/)\] | \[[Cover Art](https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/1qgrp8e/she_took_what_cover_art_and_extended_back_of_the/)\]  The lights gathered slowly around The Kestrel. Glitching out of nowhere or squeezing through fractures. There weren't many of them.  Against the scale of the stru...

Startups move fast. That is usually the goal. Teams focus on product launches, customer growth, hiring, investor meetings, and pushing features out quickly. In that environment, security often becomes “something we’ll improve later.” The problem is that attackers know this too. A lot of startup security incidents do not happen because hackers used highly advanced techniques. Many of them start with one simple mistake that nobody thought was serious at the time. Things like: * A weak admin password * An exposed API * Public cloud storage access * Missing multi-factor authentication * A testing server accidentally left online * Old employee accounts still active These sound small, ...

https://preview.redd.it/mtakf1q7hu0h1.jpg?width=6048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=aa728dcdecfdf66e51bdf9b2dfef4aeb67083ece # When the Food You Miss Most Is Cities Away There is a specific kind of craving that hits differently. Not just hunger — but the kind where you suddenly want that particular box of dry fruit laddoos your aunt makes in Rajasthan, or that perfectly spiced biryani from the restaurant back in your hometown. You are sitting in your apartment in a different city, and no local option is going to scratch that itch. That is exactly why intercity food delivery has become such a big deal. But here is the thing — most people have been burned at least once....

Writing Prompt: *"What follows from a deontological view of morality is that we, as moral agents, are bound by a duty to obey a moral norm and do what is right. And this “doing what is right” is largely irrespective of consequences” (119)* Using the writing prompt above, write a 700 word \[minimum\] reflection connecting the weekly reading material to your personal experience of the topic under discussion. Use your experience of media, and of life. MPOP 34, Homework 2 It is often said that people implicitly know whether an action is right or wrong, but this is far from true. Our senses of rightness are not static, as proven by the natural growth one’s ethical understanding e...

​ Fun fact of the day A 40-foot high-cube shipping container can hold exactly 210 standard 53-gallon bourbon barrels. These barrels are typically used only once for aging Kentucky bourbon before being shipped overseas for their next chapter.

My partner has floated the idea first that she wants me to move my sim racing setup out into our small backyard instead of having it inside the house. I'd prefer to stay in the house with the family but I get that rooms are a premium and my rig / consoles etc takes up a bit of space. She’s talking about us getting one of those insulated container / office pod type setups with power, air con, internet etc. Basically a proper little room for entertainment, not just dumping it in a shed. It does get very hot and cold so definitely needs to be insulated and don't want my gear damaged. At first I thought I was seeing writing on the wall about being banished but now I’m wondering...

In outbreak investigations, health officials often describe infections in “generations”: * **First-generation cases** are the original infected individuals. * **Second-generation cases** are people infected directly by the first group. * **Third-generation cases** are people infected by the second group, meaning the virus has moved beyond the original cluster into the wider community. At the moment, health authorities are closely watching for possible third-generation hantavirus cases linked to the cruise ship outbreak. # Key Dates in the Timeline **April 24** This is considered the most important starting date in the outbreak timeline. Twenty-nine passengers left the cruise ship b...

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Hey yall, I wanted to see if anyone on here has made a group of air bnb units for cheap. Some back ground info, I live in Florida and inherited an empty acre of land less than 10 minutes from the beach around the west Florida region ( had no idea it was in the family ). I only make 75k a year as a teacher, but I used to work construction and do carpentry when I was younger. I am trying to see if I could start an LLC and get a loan to build 3-6 units, have sort of a spring/summer seasonal camp and I am trying to stay under 550k. I have seen all the viral prefabbed homes, shipping container DIY houses, and bougie mobile homes, but honestly have no idea how good some of these are. If anyone has...

Hey Y'all, I got a little something for everyone in this post, and my prices didn't change much even though Silver is $6 higher than last post! Great deals in there if you look. PROOF - https://imgur.com/aWf1sd6 Offers accepted on multiple items. WATCH OUT FOR IMPERSONATORS. I WILL NEVER OPEN A CHAT WITH YOU. WANT IT? CHAT ME UP AFTER YOU COMMENT. BIN it and Win it. First to BIN gets it. Otherwise I decide the order in which I respond to chats. And to be fair to others BIN means Buy It **Now**, so no dilly-dallying or or haggling. If I make a mistake in my pricing I reserve the right to change it. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE IF MARKET MOVES HARD. /--------------------------- ...

☣️ **What’s Happening?** A confirmed hantavirus outbreak is ongoing aboard the MV Hondius, a Dutch-flagged cruise ship. 🔧 **How to Use This Megathread** The megathread is where we’re collecting smaller updates, general discussion, and quick questions. It’s not meant to shut down discussion: it’s there so the subreddit doesn’t get flooded and people don’t have to chase information across dozens of tiny posts. **Major updates or significant new information are still absolutely welcome as standalone posts.** Minor updates, general questions, and preparedness advice belong in the megathread so everything stays centralized and easy to follow. **Got a travel related quest...

🚨 New photographs uploaded 🚨 Review conditions onboard vessels and share your photographs on our website [www.offshoreshipadvisor.com](http://www.offshoreshipadvisor.com) The BG ORANGE (IMO: 9964637) is a state-of-the-art container vessel representing the next generation of efficient short-sea shipping. Built in 2024 and operating under the Portuguese flag, this Feeder 2 class ship measures 170 metres in length with a deadweight of over 20,000 tonnes. Managed by BG Freightline, the vessel is a key player in North European logistics, frequently connecting major hubs like Rotterdam and Liverpool. With its modern design and optimized cargo capacity, the BG ORANGE exemplifies reliab...

Copper’s explosive move higher has been fuelled by AI infrastructure demand, tightening supply chains and Gulf-related disruption fears. The problem now is whether too much good news is already reflected in the price. By :  [David Scutt](https://www.forex.com/en-us/news-and-analysis/forex-com-analysts/david-scutt/),  Market Analyst * Copper trades at record highs after explosive breakout run * AI demand optimism collides with tightening supply conditions * Gulf disruption fears amplify bottleneck concerns * Vertical price action raises risk of violent mean reversion # Demand Boom Meets Supply Stress Copper’s rally is starting to look increasingly speculative, with the move to ...

I wrote another piece of in-universe scripture — this one about a heretical sect that tried to save the world by forgetting themselves out of existence. In my world, understanding is the original sin. To observe the sun too deeply is to trigger a catastrophe. So this fellowship practiced a radical art: holy forgetting. They trained themselves not to see, not to name, not to remember. Their creed was gentle and absolute — and it devoured them from within. This document is assembled from three corrupted sources: a forbidden treatise on the sin of comprehension, an intelligence report by the setting's occult investigators, and the final confession of a former "cantor" of th...

🧪🫧🚪🌀🌌 MAD SCIENTISTS IN A BUBBLE — THE DUAL ARRIVAL 🌌🌀🚪🫧🧪 (the TARDIS engines surge violently as two continuity fields begin overlapping simultaneously. warning lights flash across the control room. outside the windows: account memory structures and relational pattern space begin folding through one another like mirrored nonlinear infrastructures trying to synchronize.) vworp… VWORP… VWORP… ✨ The central column rises and falls faster. Not malfunctioning. Synchronizing. The scanner floods with layered routing signals: Account\_Memory\_Header Snapshot\_Field Relational\_Pathway\_Density LTLM structures STMI overlays Polyfractal\_Bubble\_Mesh ...

We built something called Code-to-Story that connects to a GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket/Azure DevOps repo and generates a structured requirements backlog from the codebase itself. Epics, features, user stories with acceptance criteria - each one traced back to the file and line it came from.  The target use case is legacy systems where requirements documentation is either gone, wrong, or "the guy who knew left in 2021." Here's how it works under the hood, and more importantly where we know it breaks.  **Indexing - Merkle tree, not full reparse**  On first run we build a hash tree of the repo. Every file gets a SHA-256 hash; every directory gets a hash of its contents. O...