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I was helped by a wonderful employee today at a San Jose location. Is there a way to find out his name as I would like to send an email to corporate about my experience and I'd also like to request him the next time I go to the store. Thank you!

*Version 2.1.4* To hit your big goals, you need to know exactly how you’re performing in every session. We’ve beefed up our workout logs to give you the granular control you’ve been asking for. You can now track more dimensions and modifiers for every single set, making your data sharper than ever. Better data means better insights, helping you plan your next win with total confidence. I am excited to introduce the following new features: 1. **RPE & RIR support**: You can now indicate how hard you felt a set was and use this to program your training. 2. **Previous set**: The last available set will be displayed right below your current set, so you can decide whether to matc...

Hypothetically, let's say New Zealand has developed teleporter technology, and perfected it in a secret military project. They have produced many teleporters. The teleporters also allow them to remotely view any location on Earth, essentially letting them have a look at a location, then teleport things into and out of the location at will. The technology is unknown to any other country and they have no idea how it works, how it was developed, who developed it, etc. Tomorrow, the prime Minister of New Zealand announces "hi USA, this is news to you, but we have just performed a military operation in which we have taken all of your nuclear weapons. We have also taken your president a...

I’m learning how to use Nano Banana Pro to draw some complex diagrams recently… I started using it while trying to reason more clearly about **AI agents as systems**, not just models or prompts. Most discussions around agents feel fragmented — components make sense in isolation, but the system rarely does. Turning the ecosystem into a visual map forced me to be explicit about **flows, dependencies, and failure points**. One thing became obvious: agents aren’t “smart entities”, they’re operating systems. Most complexity isn’t intelligence — it’s orchestration, timing, retries, and guardrails. The LLM is often the easiest part to swap. Visualizing the flow exposed ga...

Private Room for Rent – Ideal for Students! Near Edmonds Community College 🌟 Rent: $950/month Location: Edmonds, WA – 5 minutes from Edmonds Community College Looking for a quiet, respectful tenant – single preferred. This is a private room with a private bathroom in a clean, safe, and friendly neighborhood. 🛏️ Room Details: • Private, unfurnished room • Private bathroom • High-speed Wi-Fi included • Access to shared kitchen and living areas • Laundry on site 🚍 Convenient Location: • 5 minutes to Edmonds Community College • Bus stop right in front of the house • Easy access to I-5 • Nearby grocery stores, cafes, and parks 💵 Rent: $950/month (utilities in...

Hey everyone, I'm looking for a specific visual vibe for video project and I'm hoping someone local to Southern USA might be able to help. I need steady walking footage of historic plantation grounds or that specific "Southern Gothic" nature look (live oaks, hanging moss, marshland edges). I'm not looking for the "tourist" shots of the big houses, I'm looking for the grounds themselves. If you have any footage of walks in these types of locations OR would be willing to film new footage, I'd be happy to pay you for the footage. If you have other footage that you aren't using (doesn't have to be southern USA) feel free to message me ...

Got a dented stainless steel mixing bowl sitting in your kitchen? Don't throw it away just yet. You can fix most dents with some simple tricks that work surprisingly well. **The Hair Dryer Method** Heat up the dented area with a hair dryer for about 2-3 minutes. The metal will expand from the heat. Then quickly spray the spot with compressed air (hold the can upside down). The sudden temperature change makes the metal contract and often pops the dent right out. **Plunger Technique** Clean your mixing bowl first, then use a small toilet plunger on the dented area. Make sure the plunger cup covers the whole dent. Push and pull gently - you'll feel when the dent starts to give way...

Hi everone, If I am going to start Gashapon machine business in Malaysia, I’d really appreciate some local insights: • Which types of locations work best in Malaysia? • Are malls, arcades, or convenience stores more suitable? • Any cities or areas you’d recommend starting with? I’m still in the research stage and trying to understand the local market better.

As fleets are now in the game, some of you may have noticed massive inflation in the market. With this passive income source you have to join in or you will get horribly left behind. With that, I am introducing you fleet maxxing 101. (its also a reddit post because i dont like making videos :D) [Want gains like this ? Better start reading !!!](https://preview.redd.it/xwqg3w5hptbg1.png?width=829&format=png&auto=webp&s=7a3819e7a119c81d2b9bb74813aefbbec92aaa3d) How to get into fleet (tons of guides on this feel free to skip): You first need to do the Edward Kenton quest. Go find him on Elm, go fish 20 fish. Then go rob silverhold. Finally when you reach level 150 you...

Hey everyone, Managing multiple side projects while freelancing can get messy fast, especially when it comes to storing files, collaborating with others, and keeping everything organized. I used to spend hours juggling different cloud drives and apps, which cut into the time I actually spent building my projects. Recently, I started using **Yundera**, a personal cloud server platform that comes with pre-installed tools for file sharing, collaboration, and productivity. It’s helped me centralize my projects, access files from anywhere, and save a lot of mental overhead. I’m curious, how do other side project builders or freelancers handle file management and collaboration? Do you have...

Hustlers, today‘s story isn‘t about furniture. It‘s about a company that looked at a $200 bookshelf and asked: **“Why can‘t this be $20?”**—then rebuilt an entire industry to make it so. **The Scene: Post-WWII Sweden** Ingvar Kamprad saw that well-designed furniture was a luxury for the wealthy. The system was broken: beautiful pieces were handmade, shipped fully assembled, and sold through expensive showrooms. The accepted truth: Good design is expensive. Kamprad‘s first-principles question cut to the bone: > **“What are customers *actually* paying for when they buy furniture?”** He broke it down to the atoms: 1. **Materials:** Wood, screws, fabric. Relatively...

I’m not going to share real names, or where we live. And please, don’t ask me for the original file. After what happened last night, I destroyed my phone and I’m writing this from an old laptop with a borrowed VPN. I don’t know if it will help, but I need to warn people. It all started with my friend—let’s call him Javi. Javi is the kind of guy who documents his entire life. His phone gallery has over 50,000 photos: what he had for breakfast three years ago, every cat he sees on the street, selfies in every mirror he finds. He’s a bit obsessive about storage, so he has automatic cloud sync turned on for everything, in high resolution, all the time. “If it’s not in the clou...

I'm presenting my collection of slings for yalls consideration. I'm a one strapper at heart. I kind of **** the aesthetic of a backpack, especially as a EDC. I think a single strap looks better, and as a biker the ease of access a sling/messenger bag offers is pretty great. I'm a baker in San Francisco. I used to frequently bike to work in the cold and bike back home in the warm, with a loaf of bread and sometimes small groceries. I needed a bag that has a stabilizer strap, would not be too cumbersome when empty, and could fit a layer or two plus whatever I was bringing home for work. The MW Khyte was perfect for this. Now I commute across the bridge everyday, and jus...

I’ve spent over 12 years working in the gambling industry right here in the USA. I’ve been around since before the big sports betting boom, and I’ve seen the industry evolve from traditional brick-and-mortar casino operations to the massive digital and mobile landscape we see today. Why? Because we want to play, win, and get paid without sending a selfie holding today's newspaper and a utility bill. The following list is compiled from thousands of comments, "**payout speed**" threads, and overall sentiment from the r/gambling and r/crypto communities this year. # 2026 Quick Comparison Table |**Brand**|**Best For...**|**Reddit Sentiment**|**Payout Speed**| |:-|:-|:-|:-...

https://preview.redd.it/jrb1w8fkev7f1.png?width=861&format=png&auto=webp&s=e8b8cb8c030615a48766d23483d88a7f755b34c8 # Welcome to the [Daily Question Megathread](https://i.imgur.com/4rmimxl.png)! Here you can ask questions/seek advice about Blue Archive, help each other and grow together! # Detailed In-depth FAQ can be found in [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/BlueArchive/wiki/faq/). # Please read through it first before asking a question in here as the FAQ covers lots of topics. # General Resources * [**Gameplay Help FAQs**](https://bluearchive.wiki/wiki/GameplayHelp_FAQs) * [**General Database**](https://schaledb.com/home) (SchaleDB by Lonqie) - Good for seeing ...

(no render this time, sorry! not feeling renders rn) (also i'll try to respond to comments and ask questions if i can) * Back in the day on Earth, STATIC (formally known as something else that I have not thought of yet), had asked Zina to recruit Saku Angels much like herself. Saku Angels are part Angel and part human, having used their ALTER-EGO as a human and forced their body to adapt to that of an Angel. They are usually outcast from human and Angel societies, sometimes both. STATIC wanted to build up a faction of Saku Angels so that they can FORCIBLY turn a human into an Angel using science. This is their first and certainly not last attempt at trying to turn a human into an Ang...

I've gotten through two of these monsters now (and am quite far into a third). I've picked up some attitudes and habits along the way that will hopefully be helpful to other writers that are struggling to finish their first book: **Starting** * You need less than you think you do. Your worldbuilding doesn't have to be complete (and in fact, it never will be), you don't have to figure out your entire book first, or know who your characters are, or anything really. Obviously the amount you *do* need is going to vary depending on your exact writing style, but it's okay if you have uncertainty -- often writing *itself* will fill in the missing gaps, or if that fails, t...

I posted some of this to the Squeak Beginners Mailing list but I'm posting here to in hopes someone interested at some point might find it, despite the fact it's concerned with Etoys5 (yes, the old squeakland version that doesn't even run on the Cog/Spur/etc. VMs). I've been running experiments in utilizng Etoys as a vehicle to create high speed, quick action 80s/90s arcade style games (think Capcom's Mercs or Sega's Shinobi or Williams' Smash TV, etc.). This has been an interesting challenge since not only is the VM a little slower than the newer ones, the other part of the challenge is the pixel budge in a system that doesn't pass a single drawing o...

So I wrote an MCP server that is what I wanted Playwright MCP to be, but isn't. **What it does?** \* Navigates: using the a11y tree the same as Playwright MCP - but is able to resolve a11y tree elements to DOM nodes directly. \* Explores UI Component Boundaries: I gave it 3 primitives that allow it to explore just enough of the DOM to write an effective selector without using nth or parent locater('..') traversals. \* Uses Minimal Tokens: Those 3 traversal primitives means it only uses minimal tokens instead of overwhelming the agent with a giant DOM dump every time the state changes. \* Manages Separate Browser Contexts Per-Auth-State: At the CDP level. This allows a ...