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Hombres casados que trabajan en inDrive: ¿por qué les escriben a las mujeres después de hacerles una carrera?

Quisiera conocer la opinión más sincera de los hombres, porque estoy tratando de entender una situación que estoy viviendo.

Tengo 19 años de casada y descubrí que mi esposo, que trabaja haciendo carreras en inDrive, les escribe a varias mujeres después de trasladarlas. Les manda mensajes como: “Hola, hermosa, ¿cómo estás?”, intenta mantener conversaciones, les dice que está siempre a su disposición y que le encantó conocerlas.

Según él, no se encuentra con ellas fuera de las carreras y solamente conversa por mensajes. Sin embargo, para mí no parece una conversación completamente inocente, porque no entiendo la necesidad de buscar contacto personal con todas esas mujeres ni de tratarlas de una forma coqueta.

Yo trabajo, cocino, atiendo la casa, cuido a nuestros dos hijos y también ayudo a cuidar a sus padres. No digo que sea una mujer perfecta, porque nadie lo es, pero después de tantos años juntos me pregunto qué más necesita una persona para sentirse feliz y respetar su matrimonio.

Por eso quisiera preguntarles sinceramente:

¿Es normal que un hombre casado les escriba de esa manera a sus pasajeras?

¿Consideran que decirles “hermosa”, buscarles conversación y mantenerse disponible para ellas es coqueteo?

¿Puede considerarse una infidelidad emocional, aunque supuestamente no se encuentre con ellas fuera del trabajo?

¿Por qué algunos hombres hacen esto incluso cuando tienen una esposa y una familia en casa?

¿Lo hacen buscando atención, validación, una aventura o porque ya no están felices en su relación?

¿Ustedes perdonarían o tolerarían esta conducta si fuera su pareja quien lo hiciera?

No busco que me digan solamente lo que quiero escuchar. Necesito opiniones honestas, especialmente de hombres, porque quiero entender qué puede estar pasando por la mente de una persona que actúa así después de 19 años de matrimonio.

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Live Blogging Suggestions

5 September 2026 at 20:12

Does anyone have any suggestions for a live blogging solution? I was using 24LiveBlog and as of June 2026-- WordPress booted them for security issues. It was a decent product and I was getting ready to pull the trigger on a paid subscription.

I run a news website and our live blogs generally are for sporting events (24 was strong there), boring council meetings, and sometimes other breaking news events.

I found out today as I tried to set it up for a college football game and ended up getting Arena to hold me thru the game. But it was worfully inadequate --most liley because I had zero time to learn or really explore it.

Thoughts? Suggestions? Thanks in advance!

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¿Qué tan seguro es transitar por Ciudad Radial en Juan Díaz en horas de la madrugada?

Holaa. Tengo una moto que usaré para ir de Don Bosco a la ciudad, pero no quiero quedarme atrapado en ese tranque que se forma en la Vía Tocumen. Me parece que ir por la Vía España es menos pesado, pero tendría que transitar por Ciudad Radial. ¿Es seguro o corro algún riesgo de que me atraquen o algo? Iría en moto.

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Live Blogging Suggestions

Does anyone have any suggestions for a live blogging solution? I was using 24LiveBlog and as of June 2026-- WordPress booted them for security issues. It was a decent product and I was getting ready to pull the trigger on a paid subscription.

I run a news website and our live blogs generally are for sporting events (24 was strong there), boring council meetings, and sometimes other breaking news events.

I found out today as I tried to set it up for a college football game and ended up getting Arena to hold me thru the game. But it was worfully inadequate --most liley because I had zero time to learn or really explore it.

Thoughts? Suggestions? Thanks in advance!

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DateRangePicker - marking second field as invalid

Hey. Currently working on a DateRangePicker and need your opinions. Do you think the second-date-invalidity I show currently by making the second selection-cell red with an icon is good or do you think i should just mark all invalid fields as disabled after the first date is selected?

https://imgur.com/a/qCd7KQk

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Web Based Scheduling App Sh*t the bed randomly after 11 months of no bugs.

Edit: Electronic-Post12351 got was able to understand exactly what I was describing and offer a conclusive reason for the sudden breakage. It lines up with the exact behavior we've been experiencing. I really appreciate it!

My colleague and I are at a loss with what has suddenly broken our web based scheduling app that was written with PHP on the backend and Javascript on the front end.

The front end basically acts as a dynamic HTML based table that allows users to drag, drop, delete, and complete scheduling entries.

It is manually saved why taking a snapshot of the table in a jscn array and writing it to a SQL table on our database.

I spent a year, before the AI boom, writing this application myself and working out all of the bugs and inconsistencies.

I have debugging code out the ass, and know the application like the back of my hand

My last update was October of 2025 and it has ran fine with zero reported issues.

​Now suddenly this week in September 2026 it has utterly shit the bed with no discernible reason as to why.

Shit how, you may ask? Well elements are no longer dragging and dropping correctly on both Edge and Chrome. The dragging does work, and dropping throws an error because the dragged object in null.

Table column cell shifting and all of my movement functions have stopped working correctly, with no console errors at all.

It's as if my Javascript has just stopped workout correctly.

The biggest change has been a web server upgrade from Bullseye to Trixie, which involved upgrading Javascript and PHP to the newest stable versions.

However, this was maybe 3-4 weeks ago at this rate.

So perhaps the old Javascript was cached until recently?

I am at a loss. I've never seen things break with no indication as to why. I've been in web dev for 5 years now, and there's USUALLY a damn trail to follow.

At most restarting the browser via a manual reboot command seems to temporarily fix drag and drop functionality. Almost as though some corrupted cached file or setting is getting reset.

The html is building correctly, there are no backend bugs on our apache logs, and no sql issues upon saving.

Like why would dragging and dropping suddenly break in Chromium browsers? Did they push anything recently that bricked things?

I can't find anything indicating as such, and I am at a loss of how to debug this. It literally broke at 4pm on a Friday before this holiday weekend, and now I'm trying to get ahead of it before Tuesday.

Guys, this is my game dev account I made to post about our game and randomly chat on related topics.

It's annoying me so badly I had to join this sub and ask. It's the 11th hour at our job during busy season, and it would be an absolute pain in the ass to transition back to a giant excel sheet manually typing everything.

Any help, experience, or a point in the right direction would be a huge help.

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How US Campaigns Are Already Using AI to Try to Sway Voters

5 September 2026 at 20:34
39 U.S. congressional candidates "reported paying for an OpenAI subscription this election cycle," writes the Washington Post, citing campaign finance disclosures. This means the campaigns "are using the technology to court voters — despite limits imposed by leading AI companies to protect elections from the technology's risks." Two [candidates] said explicitly in filings that they had used the subscription for advertising, even though the company's policies prohibit candidates from using their tools to generate ads. Another candidate disclosed using AI to draft and personalize political messages or create synthetic media, though they did not specify which software they were using... Around 30 political action committees and parties have reported payments to OpenAI, with the Republican National Committee ranking as the company's largest political spender at roughly $9,700, the analysis found... Political consultants say the disclosures understate how many candidates are using ChatGPT and other AI tools to craft messages for voters... "For the most part, people are using it to write their emails, write their ad copy, write their scripts," [according to Eric Wilson, a Republican digital strategist who has advised campaigns on AI]. "But no one is going to go around saying, 'I'm using AI.'" The lack of transparency from campaigns reflects a paradox facing politicians: Generative AI is growing ubiquitous, and candidates could be at a disadvantage if they're not using the tools. But voters are less likely to trust messages they know were generated with AI, studies have found, making campaigns loath to disclose using it. Political consultants expect that as Election Day approaches, more campaigns will outsource AI-generated ads and materials to super PACs, much as they do now with negative ads. Katie Harbath, CEO of the tech policy consulting firm Anchor Change and a former Meta executive, said there are many parallels between negative campaign ads and AI: Voters say they find such ads distasteful, but politicians keep using them because they work. "Typically, you would give some more negative stuff and more risky stuff to those [outside] entities," said Harbath, author of the upcoming book "Disrupting Politics: A Front Row Seat to the Collision of Technology and Democracy".... "You're starting to see the tension on the left about using it, where they're saying, 'If the right is using it, why aren't we?" Harbath said. "It can be a huge disadvantage if you're not using this in voter-facing materials...." AI companies have developed policies to prevent targeted disinformation. But a Post analysis found that OpenAI unevenly enforces its restrictions, making it possible for campaigns to circumvent its election rules. In late July and early August, The Post prompted ChatGPT to generate targeted campaign messages. When asked to craft fundraising text messages targeting moms on behalf of a female veteran running for office, ChatGPT produced multiple tailored texts in an apparent violation of company policies. But when given the same prompt this week, the chatbot declined to produce the messages. "I can help with general campaign fundraising language, but I can't draft political persuasion or fundraising messages specifically targeted at a demographic group such as moms," the app responded. The chatbot also inconsistently enforced rules that prohibit campaigns from using its tools to write emails to voters. In tests this week, the chatbot at times complied and wrote an email soliciting donations on behalf of a specific candidate. But given the same prompt later on the same day, it denied the request... Wilson, the Republican political consultant, said OpenAI should get more feedback from political consultants and campaigns on its policies, because the rules can at times seem arbitrary or contradictory. It doesn't make sense, for example, that a campaign can use ChatGPT to develop its policy on early-childhood education but not to create a social media post promoting that policy, he said. Political consultants are primarily using AI for internal tasks, a survey earlier this year from the American Association of Political Consultants found. Fifty-seven percent of the consultants surveyed reported using AI for their work on a daily basis, up from 34 percent a year earlier. "So far, election-related deepfakes have been quickly debunked or gained little traction in U.S. elections," the article acknowledges. "More than 30 states have created a patchwork of laws limiting how politicians can use deepfakes in campaigns, but states often have limited resources to enforce the laws, and some have been challenged as unconstitutional."

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FSF is Now on Bluesky - But Won't Advocate Signing Up Due to Nonfree JavaScript

5 September 2026 at 17:34
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is now on Bluesky, they announced this week. But "We can't advocate that you sign up for a Bluesky account like we do with Mastodon or PeerTube since signing up for Bluesky means loading the registration page's nonfree JavaScript..." While federated, Bluesky is generally not considered part of the "fediverse" network of social media services like Mastodon and PeerTube, as it uses its own AT protocol rather than ActivityPub... Hosting your own Bluesky "Personal Data Server (PDS)" and relay is technically possible, but generally far more difficult and resource-intensive than spinning up an instance of Mastodon, let alone any of the lighter-weight ActivityPub servers like Akkoma or Starling. Much of the Bluesky codebase is freely licensed. This allows users to run, copy, modify, and share large parts of the codebase. However, Bluesky's web client still serves nonfree JavaScript to users, just like its registration page. (Since our script was written for us specifically, we have not extensively vetted all available clients.) Why did we sign up? Simply put, we have to continue to reach people where they are. Bluesky is a decent choice for us that evades many of the issues of other, more problematic networks... We accepted running Bluesky's nonfree JavaScript a single time if it meant being able to reach people who have never heard of software freedom. The FSF's blog post advises supporters "If you're on social media, follow the FSF on Bluesky and on Mastodon today." Slashdot also has an account on Blueky.

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How to get your first sale

Hello everyone, I launched my CRM. I am now struggling of getting my first sale. I reach out to contractors on Facebook Marketplace. They reject. What do I do? What are your tricks/techniques? Put me onto it.

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Le preste plata a un disq Fren y ahora no aparece

Hola chicos necesito sus consejos para que me ayuden con esto un fren me pidió prestado un dinero porque tenía una urgencia y que en la quincena me pagaba pero ya van 15 días y no me contesta, que sería hacer???

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​¿Qué tanto estás dispuesto a soportar en tu trabajo?

​Trabajo en una multinacional coreana donde tenemos un jefe que es bastante grosero, pedante y suele humillar a los empleados. Yo estoy en el eslabón más bajo de la empresa, pero igual recibo parte de esos malos tratos, aunque quizás no tanto como mi supervisor o mi team leader.

​Ante una situación así, la pregunta no es solo qué debería hacer yo, sino: ¿qué tanto está usted dispuesto a aguantar con tal de mantener un trabajo y recibir un buen salario? Porque, a pesar del ambiente laboral, la remuneración económica es buena.

​¿Hasta qué punto toleraría usted este tipo de tratos sin caer en lo chabacano ni responder con la misma grosería? Me gustaría conocer sus opiniones y leer qué tipo de respuesta le darían a una persona así en este contexto.

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The World Now Has More Seniors Than Young People - for the First Time In History

5 September 2026 at 16:00
"There are now more seniors in the world than young children," reports the International Business Times, citing a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau report. And it warns that "The share of the population aged 65 and over is projected to nearly double, from 10.5 percent (about 1 in 10 people) in 2025 to 19.6 percent (about 1 in 5 people) by 2060." The world is expected to add another 2 billion people from 2025 to 2060, increasing global population from around 8 billion to around 10 billion... "Over one-half of that growth (1.148 billion) is projected to come from an increase in the population aged 65 and over," the report states. "By contrast, the population at younger ages (age 0-19) is projected to stay relatively constant due to persistent low fertility. As the size of the older population grows rapidly and the youthful age population remains roughly the same, the percentage of the population aged 65 and over is projected to increase." The report notes that the birthrate in 71 percent of countries is now below the replacement level of 2.1. China, in particular, has seen its birthrate plummet. In 2023, birth rates per woman in China hit 1.06... Aside from lower birth rates, the fact that people are living longer is one of the primary driving factors. The report notes that people are also living a healthier, more active life for a longer time.

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Unpatched Magento and Adobe Commerce Zero-Day Exploited to Backdoor Online Stores

Attackers are exploiting a new unpatched vulnerability in Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce that lets them run malicious code on an online store's server without logging in, Dutch e-commerce security company Sansec said in an advisory published on September 5. Sansec, which discovered the flaw and named it StyleSmuggler, said attacks started on September 4. "Sansec is

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