Got this combo down before my hands got sticky from the heat

🪀 YYF Moonlight

1 of 50 SPYY Pure Gold. 18k gold plated in its original box with certificate. Major thanks to Joe for letting me keep this in my SPYY collection.

I absolutely adore this throw! The shape and the feel are perfect and you will be surprised with how good the spin and stability are. It feels like you’re throwing a piece of the past.

What are you throwing today?

Nathan making the most of the summer w/ The Aethon 🪀

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Not sure if others are experiencing this but most of my favorite pods now go live on youtube and then the pod is available after. Except now they are using constant sight gags that I can’t see as a podcast listener. “oh you should see ____’s face right now!!!” Does nothing for me as I’m listening in my car or while I’m on a jog.

I assume they are making a lot more money putting them on youtube since there is now an ad every 2 minutes. But its annoying as hell.

Idk about anyone else, but it’s really starting to get under my skin that SO MANY podcast creators pivot toward making video content. It wouldn’t be a problem, but they inevitably start gearing their content toward the viewer as opposed to the listener which gets frustrating. Anyone else have the same issue?

Inspired by someone’s recent post about quickly losing interest in My Favorite Murder for being very exploitative & full of random banter of the hosts talking about themselves. Curious about what podcasts everyone tried listening to and quickly lost interest in.

I’ll go first. Quickly lost interest in 16 Minutes of Fame. The premise is interesting (interviewing people who went viral online & where they are now) and the theme song is extremely catchy, but the host was obnoxious and kept shoving their opinions into everything when covering the actual content. Although I agree with the host’s opinions (they lean very feminist), it immediately turns me off when people shove their opinions down other people’s throats and expect you to take it as fact.

Also quickly lost interest in Cinephobe & My Favorite Murder since the hosts kept bantering about themselves and barely covered the actual topics of each episode. Same goes for Call Her Daddy.

For me, listening to The Money Guy podcast has completely changed how I see money. I went from saving all of my money in a lump sum in my regular bank account, earning .01% interest with no real goals, to actually sitting down with a budget, figuring out my retirement goals, and learning how to save and invest wisely. I will retire comfortably while still living my life thanks to them.

What podcasts had such an effect on you? Doesn’t have to be money, it could be strength, empowerment, health, etc.

I’ve never actually listened to WTF, but I would like to at least listen to a few of his best episodes. Which ones do you think are iconic?

I need recommendations for good true crime podcast that had you like what the actual…. I just finished S-town. Although it wasn’t the kind of true crime I expected… I couldn’t stop listening.

Please give me some. I need something I don’t want to stop listening to.

I wanted to edit this and say I love investigative journalist with updates as the podcast goes on.

For me I would say: Any Cormac McCarthy, Butchers Crossing and Heart of Darkness. Does anyone have something like these?

Please no romance/romantasy/ fantasy/sci-fi sorry. I want to hear about the best book you’ve read this year. I just finished my fave read of 2025 thus far – God of the Woods, and now the bar is high. Let me hear your faves (doesn’t have to be published this year).

Hey everyone, Lately I’ve been reflecting on books that weren’t just entertaining—but actually shifted the way I see the world or think about life.

For me, Atomic Habits by James Clear was a game-changer. It made me rethink how powerful small actions can be and how lasting change is built through consistency.

So I’m curious:

What’s one book that changed your mindset or perspective in a meaningful way? And if you’re open to it—what about the book had that impact?

Looking to grow my reading list with more transformative reads! 😄

I’m looking for those absolutely twisted, mind-bending books that left you completely shocked, disturbed or just mentally spiraling for a while. The kind that made you pause and think “What the hell did I just witness?”

Drop your most insane recommendations. Also, please add a short description of what it’s about (no spoilers unless marked). Psychological thrillers, horror, mystery, dark romance.. anything goes as long as it left you reeling.

I’m craving stories that break the usual patterns and take things to a whole other level.

Thankyou in advance!

I’m talking about short and medium-length stories—nothing too long that it would be considered a novella.
I’m looking for recommendations because lately I’ve come across collections with beautiful prose but full of cliché, empty stories.
I don’t mind what genre the stories belong to. And please include the author’s name so I can easily look up the book.

Looking forward to your recommendations!

And a short des as to why, without spoilers.

There are plenty of games where you are placed in the shoes of a resistance fighter against some kind of overpowering, oppressive force. But with so many of them, it makes me wonder if the inverse exists as well.

For example, a game where you play as a Stormtrooper of the Empire and stay part of the Empire till the very end (emphasis on that last part). Do such games exist or is it just a very unpopular concept?

(Note that the anti-resistence group doesn’t necessarily have to be overpowering. It could just be loyalists supporting a fallen monarchy.)

Hi there,

Just finished claire obscure and realized how much I missed playing really good games, especially since time for gaming became much more rare for me since kids, etc…

So I was wondering, what would you consider must plays of the last years? I am interested in (j)RPGs, action adventures and indies, don’t care for sports games or shooters.

Only game I remember being praised was baldurs gate 3, but that’s not really my cup of tea.

What are some games that majority of the people love, but just wasn’t for you? For me, i’d have to say Watch Dogs 2.

Edit: Thought of a few more games, loved yakuza 1-6 and lost judgement but hated YLAD, loved red dead 2 but hated red dead 1 (but mainly cause the port was so hard to run at the time)

looking for a game where the city itself is a main attraction. Not just a big open map with a bunch of buildings but a place that feels genuinely dense and lived in. Where you can wander down an alley and find something interesting, and it feels like people actually exist there beyond just being quest givers.

I loved the look of Night City in Cyberpunk 2077 and Novigrad in The Witcher 3 was great but I’m looking for something where the city feels less like a backdrop and more like a character itself. Something with more interior spaces to explore or just more intricate details on the street level.

I need a grindy game that I can spend quite a while on that has some difficulty.

I’ve already played BOTW, Skyrim, Elden ring ect. Either a game that needs your brain, involves fighting or is just mostly grinding would be perfect.

I’m super new to shortcuts and know they’re capable of so much more than I currently use them for. Right now, all I really have set up is a few that create automatic Notion database entries.

I’d love to know what you guys have really loved before! Things that have been super helpful, super fun, or feel super clever. Trying to get my creative juices flowing.

Would also love to know if there are any apps you think work particularly well for shortcuts! Thanks in advance, very excited to set up some more complex/interesting things.

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/95e2649660f24dc893ca8dfb4ccaa0c0

Hi Everyone,

I built a Shortcut called Quick Reminder that I use daily to quickly capture tasks, ideas, and links into Apple Reminders. It supports:

• Trigger via Share Sheet, keyboard hotkey (Mac), or double tap (iPhone)
• Smart date parsing: “Write blog post this Monday 9am” → scheduled reminder
• Hashtag tags: Add #tags at the end to auto-tag
• URL detection: Auto-tags based on domain (YouTube → #watchlist, Amazon → #wishlist, etc.)
• “Buy …” support: Adds items to Shopping list individually

Now this is configured for “Double tap” feature on Iphone and Ctrl+Space hotkey in Mac. I can now capture anything and organize on the go.

Download the shortcut
Main -> https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/a08f3acc7d614b9ab404215a09ba8ca0
Helper -> https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/3dee7ada2bc74b839d187dcef60799c2

You can read about the full featuers , usage and my setup in the below post …

The shortcut will ask you choose the name of a kid from the list you provide, then ask you what they said, and then append it to a note with the date, name, and text.

My kids are little - 2 and 4, and they’re always saying cute things, or things that I know they’ll be pronouncing differently in a couple years. I have this shortcut on my home screen and shared with my partner so anytime we want to remember something we run the shortcut and enter it. It’s sort of like our version of a baby book. Every once in a while we’ll go through it and just get real nostalgic. I’ll definitely be using some of the stuff as reference material for my daughter’s wedding eventually!

As a side note, I used a different version of this to record everything about my wife’s labor for both babies. Every time the doctor would come in I’d run the shortcut and enter whatever they talked about, record meds, blood pressure and heart rate for the babies, as well as …

Hi all,

Here’s a little something I’ve been working on. I am probably a little too deep into it, but I have been trying to really streamline my productivity system. I try to keep everything as low-friction as possible because my attention-span and recall are trash. If anyone is interested in that side of things, I’m happy to share, but lets talk about shortcuts!

I am pretty happy with it in its current state, but maybe will add more or improve on it in the future. I’ve thought about vCard menus but that seems like too much work. It’s definitely not perfect, but let me know what you think or if you have suggestions, otherwise enjoy!

MAIN MENU

• Overview: Displays today’s date, any upcoming events and a count of reminders.
• Calendar (MENU): Displays next 5 upcoming events today and/or tomorrow, if any.
  • Upcoming: shows all events in the next two days.
  • Open Calendar: just opens the app
  • Get Schedule: Gets schedule from chosen date.
  • Set Alarm: … …

Hey guys, do know any cool shortcuts or automations with these apps which are specific for shortcuts. I already have some where my iPhone gets a notification when my iPad has low battery and full battery.