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I'll just leave it at "Some bathroom-related issues happened" and basically some urine was allowed to sit on the mattress protector for an amount of time.

That thing is totally not waterproof, do not rely on it.

I attempted to clean the mattress but believe me, it was a lost cause.

It makes me completely sick having to get rid of this beloved mattress that was around $3k.

What are my options for replacing it for the least cost possible? I'm sleeping like crap on an ancient full size bed that's hard as a brick.

This weekend I'm going to be running on this trail:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibdq0GoQFA0

I've got a pair of Aero Glide 4 GRVL's getting shipped to me, but is this a bad idea on this type of trail? I really don't want to roll an ankle due to the stack height.

I'm a 100% road runner, about 30-40 miles per week, but have almost no experience trail running. Current shoes are Asics Superblast 3 and New Balance Revel v5.

Last week I tried some Altra LP 9+ and while I liked them, they are just too wide for my narrow feet.

There's been at least 15 various pods where Adam craps on Ozempic as being an indicator of being weak-willed. He says you just need diet and exercise.

I don't think he understands that Ozempic/Wegovy (Semaglutide) and Zepbound/Mounjaro (Tirzepatide) work by keeping you from getting ravenously hungry while you're in a calorie deficit (diet). It's not a solution where you inject it and get to eat whatever the hell you want and the pounds come off.

Granted Adam is 61, but does he believe he meets the criteria of being fit and lean?

Yesterday I was t-boned at an intersection which has totaled my 2019 Camry, and I'm highly interested in a '26 Trailsport Elite.

My question for you all has to do with the birds-eye camera activation in the Trailsport Elite, I loved this feature in my Camry. I could perfectly park in a parking space 100% of the time.

I know the birdseye camera exists in the passport, but does it automatically kick in when you are trying to park (probably activated when you're moving below 10 mph or so)? Or does it require a manual toggle/button-press?

In general, how do you guys approach parking in this rig? Do you just rely on the sensors to guide you?

I live in the southeast and was caught up in the inclement weather at the end of last week, which delayed my shipment. Here's the timeline:

12-27 - LSH Invoice Paid 1-7 - Finally get the UPS Shipment Notification 1-8 - 1-10 - Typical unreliable UPS notifications/status updates on their website, delayed etc 1-13 - Medication finally delivered and it's not cold AT ALL

It was annoying enough dealing with the huge gap of time between the invoice being paid until Empower shipped it, but I wrote it off as the holidays getting in the way, etc.

Then when the weather delay meant it was going to sit over the weekend in a UPS warehouse I didn't worry too much because I knew that Empower had great p

I finally got the notification my first order of tirzepatide was being shipped from Empower, and delivered by UPS via "Next Day Air".

Well, I've gotten a few notifications that it's in my city, but there's some bogus "uncontrollable event", and it's looking more and more likely it won't get here until Monday.

I don't know how Empower packages their compound with a freezer pack, or how long it'll actually last. The climate in my city right now reaches up into the mid-90s in the middle of the day.

I know I'm not the first to ask, and yes I realize I can google it, but I'm getting mixed answers:

• A freezer pack may last anywhere from 1-6 days
• Tirz compound can last 21 days unrefrigerate

I really want to purchase an expensive item ($3k Taylor Guitar), which will help me reach the $200 SUB on the Unlimited Cash Rewards, but also give me 1.5% cash back instead of 1% from the CCR.

The reason I'm worried that I'll get denied is because I tried to get a CLI from the $7k limit on the CCR and was denied because it was too soon. I have somewhere around a 790-800 credit score.

I'll be Platinum Honors Tier come Jan 20th, but there's a promotion Taylor is running until the 15th where I save $300 on one of their GS Mini guitars, which outweighs getting 2.625% cash back.

I signed up for AT&T Fiber Internet1000 for 80$/mo, and when the Tech gets here and I mentioned that my parents (who live a mile up the road) got fiber after AT&T dug up yards and ran fiber everywhere in their neighborhood. That was Spring of 2021 mind you. I tell him that never happened here, so how's the fiber run going to work?

That's when he informs me that it'll be "over the air". I don't want any part of that, and seriously doubt that can support 1gig up/down anyway, and is likely to have reliability/latency problems. He ends up calling his manager who confirms this. He then says something like "Well we can run a line and put a box on the back of your house, but I'll have to get

I'm trying to understand how sys admins are running their large scale node.js infrastructures.

I'm trying to make the jump from running something like:

node server.js &

to running clusters of dozens of node processes spanning several servers. In the java world there are lots of enterprise products (JBoss, WebLogic, WebSphere, etc) that handle the creation of application servers, updating host/port routing configuration for your reverse proxies, updating of application code in a graceful "rolling restart" fashion, etc.

Is there anything like this in the node world?

What is the correct way to implement this? This is what my data looks like, I want to define it in a clear and editable way in the script (not a bunch of idententations that are confusing):

Environment	Servers	Directories
dev.com	mydev1, mydev2	/nginxroot/
prod.com	myprod1, myprod2, myprod3, myprod4	/nginxroot/, /nginxroot2/

I want to pass in an environment name, iterate through all the servers, and iterate through the defined directories an do an rsync from local to remote. I'm not concerned with the rsync implementation, I'm just having trouble nesting lists and/or dictionaries to accomplish this, I just don't know the appropriate way.

Please help! Python 3.5

If I want to always be able to have the latest/greatest python, and NOT have it collide with default system installation of python (on ubuntu or RHEL), what's the best way to do this? I dislike having the system default because it always lags way behind.

If I just install from source and put it in /usr/local, will it start putting libraries into some of the system default's lib directories? What about when the next version comes out? Should I just install it at /usr/local/python36 or something?

Also, I want to have various projects and make use of virtualenv, from my understanding it makes a copy of the python binary at that time, how will this work when I upgrade python?

After listening to Reasonable Doubt, does anyone understand Adam's stance on this topic? He's basically saying "The government is already balls deep, so what does this matter?". Geragos then goes on to say "Our house is our kingdom, and our phone is an extension of that.". Adam's response is that because of all the building permits, our house isn't even really "our" kingdom.

I don't understand the logic here. Should we also let the government record audio for every phone call? I mean, they're already balls deep, so why not?