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Won’t Somebody Please Think of the Data Centers? – Slate

10 Of The Best Life Pro Tips You’re Probably Not Using (But Should Be) – Ned Hardy

Insane deal on these noise canceling headphones right now! – Amazon

High Diesel Prices Bankrupted 16 Trucking Companies in Just 30 Days – The Drive

Meta’s Muse AI Agent Is Building a Dossier On You – Time

How The Beatles made ‘Rubber Soul’ and broke up with their past – NPR

Emotionally intelligent people use 3 short phrases to stop getting defensive and strengthen their relationships – Fast Company

7 Best U.S. Accommodations for Stargazing—and Yes, I’ve Stayed at All of Them – Outside Online

‘The spine just wants to move’: How to strengthen your neck – Archive.ph

27 Memes Every Introvert Will Feel Deep in Their Soul – Ned Hardy

By far, the best tool to clean a grill. – Amazon

His girlfriend saw that the reporter was a baddie, so she had to come guard her territory – Reddit

Inside the Subreddit Where Men Share Their Dinners—And Their Most Intimate Feelings – Archive.ph

Here are the finalists for the 2026 National Book Awards – NPR

Christa Pike is awake and speaking after failed execution, lawyer says – NBC News

Indian Defence forces using shoulder launched Thermobaric round to Eliminate a terrorist holing up inside a house after they are informed the last hostage has been killed. – Reddit

The Harsh Truth About Retirement

There’s a belief out there that’s as widespread as it is wrong: when you hit a certain age—let’s say 65—you get to retire. Just like that. You’ve worked hard, punched the clock, raised a family, and now society hands you your retirement package. That’s the fantasy. But here’s the reality: retirement doesn’t care about your age. You don’t get to retire because you’ve hit some magical number on the calendar. You get to retire when you’ve saved enough to make it happen.

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“A friend offer me a investment opportunity at 15% annually, is it too good to be true?”

He was my coworker. I know him at work for years. It is unlikely he take money and run away. He ask me a loan to scale up his business, promised to pay 15% annually.

He said there is legit loan paperwork. His work is in manufactures industry, maybe B2B. He said he his business don’t depend on number of customer available.

I don’t know. I am a salary man. I know nothing about business and investment. I haven’t ask him into the detail yet. I know nothing about this type of business.

He seem confident, but I feel the 15% is so unlikely that will come with (hidden) risk. Maybe my friend is also a victim of another scam, or he just overconfident.

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What It’s Really Like to Be $500,000 in Consumer Debt

Being $500,000 in consumer debt doesn’t just change your finances—it changes how you see yourself, how you sleep, and how you relate to the world. People look at a number like that and think, “How does that even happen?” but I promise you, it never feels like a single, giant leap. It’s a thousand small steps, a thousand moments of “I’ll pay it off later” and “Why wait, life is short.”

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“How do I stop hating everyone”

Hey, how do I stop being so judgmental and thinking I’m better than other people when I know I’m really not?

I know this is an issue for me, and I’ve tried to ignore it, but I can’t. Sometimes I feel like I’m better than everyone, and other times I feel like I’m the worst person ever. I’m constantly going back and forth between feeling superior and feeling inferior, and I don’t know where it comes from. I’ve been like this since I was a kid, and I want to change before I get any older. I’m a teenager right now.

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A trivia game where being smart helps, but knowing how smart you are matters even more. – Ned Hardy

These things make moving heavy furniture surprisingly easy while helping protect hardwood floors from scratches and scuffs. – Amazon

Meet the people who refuse to let their gadgets die. – The Atlantic

Olivia Dean’s ‘I’ve Seen It’ copied melody of Bill Withers classic ‘Just the Two of Us,’ lawsuit alleges – NBC News

The misperception that keeps bystanders from intervening and how to short-circuit it – PBS

Sam Altman said ‘the world should accept some bad things happening’ for the benefits of AI – Archive.ph

25 Memes to Deal With Monday Because Fleeing Into the Marsh Has Logistical Issues – Ned Hardy

Every household should have a reusable P100 respirator on hand because you never know when you’ll need serious protection from smoke, hazardous dust, fumes, or a messy home project. – Amazon

How the system failed us: Former foster youth tell their stories – NPR

3 social skills you should never outsource to AI – Big Think

‘The Social Reckoning’ Is an Even Bigger Burn on Mark Zuckerberg Than You Think – Hollywood Reporter

Dad shares the unique 7-point checklist his kids must finish before they get screen time – Upworthy

Cringey interaction from a guy that doesn’t get the hint. Crashes out when she doesn’t want to hang out. – Reddit

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Could you comfortably handle an unexpected $1,000 expense today?
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The Truth About Running a Vending Machine Business

Vending machine business

I run a six machine vending route, and the first thing I tell people when they ask me about getting into vending is that this is not passive income. That is probably the biggest misconception I see.

People picture buying a machine, filling it with chips and drinks, finding a place to put it, and coming back every once in a while to collect the money. It sounds simple, and compared with some businesses, it is pretty straightforward. But straightforward doesn’t mean passive.

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