Store Locator Tool

The purpose of this tutorial is to make your **TICWATCH Pro 5** (or any watch with **WEAR OS 4** and above) stop vibrating when you are using your phone or have the screen active, avoiding annoyance and unnecessary battery drain. In **WEAR OS 3.5**, you could use apps like **FEEL THE WEAR** to personalize vibration without needing to activate the sound. This allowed you to receive notifications with vibration only, without any noise. With the update to **WEAR OS 4**, notification behavior changed. You can still modify the vibration; however, when receiving a notification, it no longer opens automatically upon tilting your wrist. To regain this behavior, it is necessary to activate the notif...

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The purpose of this tutorial is to make your **TICWATCH Pro 5** (or any watch with **WEAR OS 4** and above) stop vibrating when you are using your phone or have the screen active, avoiding annoyance and unnecessary battery drain. In **WEAR OS 3.5**, you could use apps like **FEEL THE WEAR** to personalize vibration without needing to activate the sound. This allowed you to receive notifications with vibration only, without any noise. With the update to **WEAR OS 4**, notification behavior changed. You can still modify the vibration; however, when receiving a notification, it no longer opens automatically upon tilting your wrist. To regain this behavior, it is necessary to activate the notif...

Does anyone know which stores in Seattle still has them? I heard they were sold out in the Ballard location

Hi I’m looking to figure out what’s my pc worth I’ve had it for about a year now and I’m looking to sell to get a laptop since I travel around a lot. Im just trying to figure out what’s good to sell at I was thinking atleast 1k Let me know what y’all think PLEASE. Also the pc runs literally perfectly fine and I clean it every month out of fear of dust and build up specs down Im located in the USA I9-12900k Rtx 3070 48gb ddr5 5600mhz Kiokia xioxia 512gb ssd pcie 3.0 Barracuda 2tb hdd ASUS prime p wifi Thermalright 700w psu Nzxt kraken 240 elite

Final year Comm (Finance) / CompSci at UNSW, 74.2 WAM. No internship experience yet (I know, not the greatest situation to be in) mainly due to lack of direction, not knowing what I’m doing and still figuring out what area of finance I want to go into. Looking for feedback on level of detail in each bulletpoint (if I need to add more or less), whether I need more quantifiable stats, and what to include in the skills section (leaning towards hard skills only — not sure whether coding languages are worth listing for finance roles). Mainly will be applying to finance related internships (don’t enjoy CS much tbh  and the market for CS is probably more cooked than finance). Any general a...

Final year Comm (Finance) / CompSci at UNSW, 74.2 WAM. No internship experience yet (I know, not the greatest situation to be in) mainly due to lack of direction, not knowing what I’m doing and still figuring out what area of finance I want to go into. Looking for feedback on level of detail in each bulletpoint (if I need to add more or less), whether I need more quantifiable stats, and what to include in the skills section (leaning towards hard skills only — not sure whether coding languages are worth listing for finance roles). Mainly will be applying to finance related internships (don’t enjoy CS much tbh  and the market for CS is probably more cooked than finance). Any general a...

Hi! I’m looking for extra gigs or part-time work. I specialize in Microsoft Excel VBA / Macros and can help automate repetitive tasks and make your workflow way faster and cleaner. What I can do: • Automate reports (daily, weekly, monthly) • Build custom Excel tools using VBA • Process large datasets (multiple workbooks) • Create summaries • Convert manual processes into one-click solutions • Debug or improve existing macros If you’re tired of doing the same Excel work over and over, I can probably automate it for you. I’m currently taking small to medium projects that’s perfect for businesses, students, or anyone dealing with lots of data. Send me a DM with yo...

Hi guys, this is my idea right now and we are started building it due to some offline reviews. So I need your honest review, the tool is for CA, Legal Advisors, SME owners,and startup founders. The CA and LA Need to handle their clients efficiently without losing track and have to Organise all the files respective to each client and to let them stay complaint before the deadline. So this tool 'Complyone' helps them to Organise their clients, create transparency with their clients in shared workspace. For SME owners and other startup founders I know how hectic is to Organise your legal documents, stay complaint with the department and communicating with your CA all by yourself...

I’m trying to find a location to host \~15-20 family members for a 2 hour family gathering (celebration of life) between March 22-28 anytime between lunch or afternoon (11am-6pm). We don’t need a stage or podium or anything, it’s just a family gathering to share stores and connect after a family members passing. Any recommendations on where we could do that? Some ideas we are floating: park, lunch/dinner area where we rent out an area of the restaurant, local community center, someone’s house, etc. I currently live in California (My wife is the kiwi) and am flying in. We don’t live in Christchurch, so I’m not sure what all the options are. I’ve been researching around but wo...

(Sorry...had the title of that song in my head) I'm currently traveling in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In the store, I only seem to be cycling through the same items for the location. How many elephant pants & shirts do I need? My house looks so bare. I have about 3 pants, 4 shirts & 3 parasol. I think I have two vases, one elephant & two lanterns. Is there more? I'm not complaining. Just want to know.

\#ThursdayNightSocialRide \#TNSR DETAILS March 19, 2026 Ride Leader: Roberto @berto.hikes MEET UP: Chicano park. 14 Salina st. 78702 off the corner of Chicon st and Nash Hernández Sr. rd and next to Martin pool. Parking in lots nearby. Start: Wheels down 8 pm SHARPish! Please note our new time and new location! Mid: Metz Park: Bike Jousting returns!!! There are no store stops on TNSR. Please come prepared. (There’s a store close to the park) End: Violet Crown Social Club @violet.crown.social.club Ride Distance: Around 10 miles Pace: Social Gravel: possible but nothing that any road bikes tires can’t handle Bring: Lights, Locks, and Cash for snacks/beverages. Please give ...

I’m curious if other real estate agents are noticing this. Recently, a few buyers told me they started their property research by asking AI tools questions like: • “Best areas to invest in Texas for rental property” • “Is Texas still a good market for real estate investment?” • “Top real estate agents in Park Slope, New York” Instead of opening multiple Google results, the AI gave them a quick summary of the market and sometimes even mentioned specific locations or agents. As agents, this made me wonder if the **early research phase for buyers is starting to shift**. Are any other agents seeing buyers use AI tools for their first round of research?

Over the past year, something pretty wild has happened: building a browser extension has gone from a technical skill to something almost anyone can do with a decent prompt. Seriously — you can now ask an AI to “build a Chrome extension that summarizes articles” or “auto-fill forms with custom rules,” and you’ll get a working MVP in minutes. Not perfect, but good enough to ship with a bit of tweaking. **The barrier to entry is basically gone** Not long ago, building an extension meant: * Understanding JavaScript deeply * Learning browser APIs * Handling permissions, storage, background scripts * Packaging, testing, publishing Now? You describe what you want, and AI gives you:...

Today, after never missing a day and always being on time and working hard for low pay I was wrongully fired from Dollar Tree and lied to, even though I was told the matter was resolved and all was good! The text below explains it all, and shows how corrupt and cruel Dollar Tree is and the district manager and HR deserve this for what they did to me! *Names and store information have been censored* "Dear Dollar Tree HR,  I am writing to you because I want to report what I feel is mistreatment, wrongful termination on your behalf and a complaint about your district manager. I was just terminated from the \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* Dollar Tree location on March 17th of 2026 by your HR dep...

like every time i open it now, it gives me this pop up? what’s the big deal? 😭😭

##Introduction: New York City isn’t just a global financial and cultural capital — it’s also one of the most dynamic technology hubs in the United States. Over the past decade, the city has seen explosive growth in digital innovation, with startups and established enterprises turning to mobile technology to engage users and scale their businesses. iPhone app development holds a particularly strong position, driven by Apple’s iOS user base and premium spending. For companies aiming to build world-class iOS applications — whether consumer-facing products, enterprise tools, or startups — partnering with the right development agency is crucial. New York is home to a range of firms, ...

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