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Hi, I recently discovered the FogMachine website and was hoping to upload my entire Fog of World map there so I could clean up a few routes and add some missing sections.

My first question: is FogMachine actually intended for editing your full tracked map like this?

And second: I can't seem to get it to work properly.

I ran a full sync in the app, which took a few minutes, and afterward I had the Sync folder in my iCloud. I downloaded the entire folder as a ZIP file and tried importing it into FogMachine. However, only a single short highway segment showed up after the import. None of my other tracks appeared.

Does anyone know what I might have done wrong?

We've been together since March, and honestly, it doesn't really feel like a relationship anymore. It feels more like I'm her therapist.

I met her at work. She actually made the first move, and we started dating in February. Things were really good at first. We texted a lot, I really enjoyed talking to her, and after being single for around 7 years, it felt really good to finally feel like I mattered to someone again.

She was upfront with me pretty early on about her chronic health issues, endometriosis, suspected adenomyosis, and PMDD. I did briefly wonder whether that might make a relationship difficult, but by that point I'd already become pretty attached to her, so I decided to give it

So here’s the thing: I’ve (30) been in a friends-with-benefits situation with a woman (26) for about two months now. I find her very attractive and all that, we’ve already slept together six times, but I often have the problem that I lose my erection during sex, or rather, I just can’t keep it fully hard. At the beginning, when we’re still watching a movie together and cuddling a bit, I notice how my penis slowly gets hard and stays in this semi-erect state. When we start foreplay, I get an erection and everything’s fine, but as soon as we get to actual intercourse, I notice how the erection gradually fades. Everything works normally for the first few minutes, but after about 5 minutes, I’m

I’ve always had a tight foreskin. When I was younger, I thought it was normal and that it would eventually go away on its own. Then, when I turned 16 or 17, I realized that probably wasn’t going to happen. The problem is, I didn’t really do anything about it. Since I was a couch potato for a long time anyway and didn’t really have much to do with women, I kind of ignored it, since masturbating still worked even with phimosis.
Now that I’m in my mid-20s, I’ve been interacting with women more and more and have started to address the problem. My foreskin was very, very tight at first.. I couldn’t even pull it back when I was flaccid. It took a few weeks before I could do it when flaccid, and

This has been my most successful attempt at losing weight in the last 9-10 years, and I feel like it's finally going to work and I'm gonna reach my goal because it's working so easy!

I started on November 10th (8 weeks ago) at 225 lbs, and today I'm at 199.5 lbs! My peak weight was even 260 lbs back in 2020/21... The last time I weighed under 200 lbs must have been sometime in 2016!

By the way, I'm male, 25 years old, and about 5'9" tall.

All I do is count calories. I try not to exceed 1500-1600, but I eat whatever I want. I don't really pay attention to my macros.

Hello, I just wanted to give a little update on how things are going for me, maybe it will motivate some of you to keep at it!

Exactly four weeks ago, on November 10, I decided to lose weight. All I did was count calories and stay under 1,800 calories every day. There was one day at the beginning (I think it was day 3) when I lost my motivation a little and ate about 3500-4000 calories, but otherwise the rest of the days were consistently under 1800 calories.

I started at 101.7 kg (224.2 lbs) and today, exactly 4 weeks later, I am at 94.1 kg (207.5 lbs).

I don't really do any sports. I might go for a walk (5-10 km) every 3-4 days, but otherwise I work as a paramedic. In my job, I'

I've only been actively watching NHL ice hockey for about 1.5 years.
I recently watched the highlights of a preseason game and one scene struck me as a bit strange. I know that fights between players are actually prohibited, but I found this scene somehow so absurd... Why was the fight allowed, and even “cheered on”?
It almost came across as if it had been arranged somehow. There was even a typical “gong sound” before the fight, which is usually only heard in boxing matches.

Can someone explain this to me?

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Sorry this is just a short rant.

I actually like summer, in theory. You can do lots of things outside, it's warm, the days are long, all the plants are in bloom...

But I just can't enjoy it, because as soon as I walk even 20 meters outside on a 30-degree day, my entire back and chest are soaked in sweat. And by soaked, I really mean soaked. My body literally turns into a waterfall. I once weighed myself before and after a slow 45-minute walk. I weighed 1.1 kg less afterwards because I had sweated so much... that can't be normal...

I haven't been diagnosed with hyperhidrosis, but I strongly suspect that I have it. For me, however, it's mainly limited to my back from top to bottom and m

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I see it again and again. People restrict themselves far too much in their lives because they want to lose a little weight. It goes so far that they sometimes don't enjoy vacations for which they save up for a whole year because they continue to track their calories down to the gram every day. People really... chill out a little.

Nothing will happen if you treat yourself to a little more or unhealthier food on vacation. Most of what you will "gain" on the scales is water. Don't let that drive you crazy. Sure, you might put on a little fat, but who cares? Let's say you've lost 15 kg in 3-4 months, then go on vacation and end up with 2-4 kg more on the scales. Most of it is water and is quick

So briefly about me, I'm 26 and have never really used cannabis in my life. In my youth, when I was 16 or 17, I was once given a joint, but at the time I only puffed on it and didn't inhale anything, as I didn't even know how to smoke properly back then lol. A few days ago I was at a party and everyone was drinking alcohol and I was too. I must have had 4-5 whiskey mixes with coke. I was a bit drunk, but you couldn't tell from the outside. I was out smoking with my uncle from time to time (he smoked normal cigarettes and I smoked my vape). At some point he mentioned that he was going to smoke a bit of cannabis because he felt like it and I thought to myself “well, I'd take two puffs too, wha

Sure, it's better than 2042, no doubt about it, but I still miss that good old BF feeling. It's no comparison to the gameplay you get in BF 1, for example, which in my opinion is the best BF game of the last 10 years.

But I also have to say that I think I know exactly what kind of people don't see any problems with BF6. Namely, the new generation of gamers who are used to extremely fast gameplay maneuvers like those found in APEX, Fortnite, CoD, etc. This constant jumping back and forth, sliding meters across the ground, jumping, turning around, and one-hitting someone. In my opinion, that's not Battlefield...

But I understand why it's popular with many people. **Over the last few ye

Unfortunately, it happens to many people, including me. You go through the weight loss journey successfully for a few weeks and then fall into a small binge phase for 1-2 or even 3-4 days, resulting in a significant calorie surplus.

I just want to remind you again that this is absolutely not a bad thing. Of course, the main goal of weight loss should be to improve your eating habits so that you don't end up gaining weight again when you reach your target weight, but it happens to everyone sometimes that you get weak and eat a little more than you had actually planned.

Let's assume your daily maintenance calories are 2500, but you eat 4000 calories on 3 consecutive days. You accumulate