Days after life-saving bypass surgery; 64-year-old developed a rare and unexpected condition
https://atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug=days-after-life-saving-bypass-surgery-64-year-old-developed-a-rare-and-unexpected-condition
Quick take: <p>A 64-year-old man
#developed #surgery #bypass #saving

European households, who tend to react more to uncertainty than their US counterparts, continue to #save more than normal. This has damaged the consumer-led #growth engine, as precautionary #saving has crowded out discretionary #spending - chart @JPMorganAM

My husband has been keeping a £380,000 secret from me for 24 years

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co.uk/2026/06/22/husband-keeping-a-380-000-secret-24-years-28846473/

I am having very poor luck with files lately.
Last night, GNOME Text Editor froze up, and due to the way it crashed, it was impossible to interact with anything, so I closed it. Typically, I have to either restart the computer, or kill it with the terminal to make it bring everything back up through draft recovery. I messed up, and just pressed the X this time. It asked me to confirm saving files, and I began to panic, as I knew I just messed up. So I tried to correct it, pressed save all, and the program immediately terminated without any prompts.
Unlike every past crash since 2025, November, the documents did not recover this time, and I had my first genuine file losses for 2026. I have no idea what I lost, but it was not a good loss, as those documents are now lost media. I was able to recreate 7 of them, but there were at least 13 others, and they seem to be permanently gone. The cache folder for GNOME Text Editor shows nothing but empty files, except for a few, for much older documents that I have already saved. I was wrapping up for the day.
I am hoping the ideas I have come back to me. It is extremely rare for my operations to result in data loss. This was a worst case scenario, and I was already having a really hard day, dealing with lots of depression, and physical pain (floating rib injury, due to a torn ligament, alongside other issues)
#gnome #gnometexteditor #crash #data #dataloss #lostmedia #saving #backups #loss #status

New ‘alternative to Bank of Mum and Dad’ could give you £12,500 for a house deposit

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co.uk/2026/06/12/new-alternative-bank-mum-dad-give-12-500-a-house-deposit-28749109/