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i keep seeing founders complain there's no talent while simultaneously refusing to pay market rate. then I see the same founders say they can't afford to go above $X. both can be true. but what's actually happening is you're treating it like a binary choice instead of a constraint problem. the only question worth answering is which constraint are you willing to break? here's the framework I wish someone showed me 2 years ago. pick ONE constraint to optimize for: salary (keep budget locked, accept location/timezone/seniority limits), location (only hire locally, accept that you'll pay 2x for the same output), speed (need someone in 2 weeks, accept you'll ...

# CIS 273 Lab Assignment 2 Three Web Pages with Hyperlinks Follow the directions below to complete Lab Assignment 2: Create three (3) Web pages: index.htm, tips.htm, and glossary.htm. Open and close all tags appropriately using the correct tags. Display your name in the title bar of the browser, declare the DOCTYPE for HTML5, and create a comment listing the lab number, the author, and the date. Create links on each page that link to the other two (2) pages. Create navigation links on each page that link to the other two (2) pages. On the home page, create an image linked to http://strayer.edu. Create alternate text for the image link that says “Strayer University.” On the gl...

Looking for the 1st gen of this case in either black, chrome, or blue. Located in USA

At the worst time possible (again) I have the itch to build a new pc. I built my current pc back in 2020 with a MSI 3080 10g and an Intel i9-10850k and it’s now having a rather difficult time running the games I like in 2k at optimal settings. My currently build doesn’t have any issues, but I think I’m ready for a rebuild if I can find the GPU I want. Over the last few weeks I’ve been having a tough time finding a Black Aorus Master 5080/5090 near MSRP. For what I’ve seen online it sounds like batches are coming in smaller and smaller over the past few weeks. I live about two hours from my state’s (NC) MicroCenter so unfortunately I can’t check in store if I wanted to and I d...

I was inspecting an installation and had a technical debate with an electrician about a wiring method used behind a DGPO. The situation is: • One sub-circuit from the DB (3 × 2.5 mm² TPS V-90) • Four outgoing circuits to four DGPOs (each 3 × 2.5 mm² TPS V-90) • All five cables are terminated into a single double-screw connector (rated 60 A) located behind one of the DGPOs • This arrangement was used due to site constraints I have two concerns: 1. Accessibility – The connector is concealed behind the DGPO. In my understanding, AS/NZS 3000 requires joints and connectors to be accessible without the use of tools. Removing the DGPO plate requires a screwdriver, so the connec...

The [vertical bike rack](https://www.altaracks.com/racks/) world keeps growing, and we’re here for it. Having bigger brands with deep pockets enter the arena only validates that vertical hitch racks are the future of bike transport. But let’s face it: no matter who joins the party, ALTA Racks still stands apart. In our view, nobody else is delivering the same level of engineering, capacity, and long-term support that we do. We recently saw an [article](https://www.twowheelingtots.com/thule-revert-vertical-bike-rack-review/) from Two Wheeling Tots comparing the Thule Revert, VelociRAX, and ALTA Racks. We appreciate their thorough reviews (we’ve worked with them before and know they tak...

I am running a small door-to-door service business and am currently considering two equipment options: 1. Attaching a trailer to my pickup truck to store and transport my tools 2. Purchasing a used cube truck I would like your opinion on which option is more cost-effective. I have been told that insurance for cube trucks can be quite expensive, whereas a trailer attached to a pickup truck may not require separate insurance. Please share your thoughts on the pros and cons of each option, particularly in terms of cost, insurance, and practicality for a small business.

Hey everyone! I'm u/dampier, the founding moderator of r/ShopShipChina. I am glad you found us. This community is all about learning how to shop China's domestic sales platforms, store goods in a China-based warehouse, and have them consolidated and shipped to your home almost anywhere in the world. Although we are primarily focused on consumer retail, questions about shipping goods abroad for business purposes are also welcome. The platforms we will mostly focus on are designed to serve shoppers inside China and not those designed for international shopping (AliExpress, Temu, SHEIN, etc.) You will learn how to get and keep accounts for [JD.com](http://JD.com), Taobao/Tmall...

I run ops for five clinics and I'm having this realization that I have basically zero visibility into anything that isn't directly tied to patient metrics. Clinical outcomes, billing, appointment volume, sure all that gets tracked and reported. But operational stuff like how staff morale is doing or if equipment is breaking down or whether supplies are running low? I pretty much only find out when something has already become an emergency. Just last month I discovered one of our locations had been working around a broken autoclave for two weeks. Found out another site had morale so bad that three people were actively job hunting. A third location never even received policy documen...

I am blessed enough to proudly be driving a B9 A5 '19 - pre-facelift, and have coded any possible thing into my car. My fathers Q3 is MHI3 based... Oh my God. 60€ a year for the remote features? And the funniest part is, his license ran out and the German "functions on-demand" store is now "Under construction for a while". He is a man in his 50s so he didn't have carplay (even though he has the 12.x inch touchscreen) Activation of said feature? 560€... yeah... And while I'm ranting... Finding a top-spec non-wagon limousine in Germany? Hard as ****. Someone pays the extra for full on leather seats and Virtual Cockpit, and then delibarately downg...

\*\*Hook: Why Climate Data Matters More Than Ever\*\* Climate change is no longer just a distant threat—it’s a pressing reality that impacts everything from global economies to local ecosystems. With the increasing availability of climate data, data analysts have a unique opportunity to contribute to one of the most crucial issues of our time. According to a 2023 report by the World Meteorological Organization, global temperatures have risen by 1.1°C since the pre-industrial era, underscoring the urgent need for informed action. However, the challenge isn’t just about accessing data; it’s about transforming that data into actionable insights. This is where your skills as a dat...

A brief history of Port Gamble (and some of why it matters in Kitsap) Long before European settlement, the Port Gamble area was home to the S’Klallam people, who lived along Hood Canal and relied on the region’s rich marine and forest resources for thousands of years. In 1853, Port Gamble became the site of the first permanent non-Native settlement in present-day Kitsap County when a group of investors established a large steam-powered sawmill on the deep-water harbor. The location was chosen for its protected natural harbor, access to massive old-growth timber, and proximity to shipping routes. The mill quickly became one of the most important lumber operations on the West Coast. Un...

I've been working on AI File Sorter, a free and open-source desktop tool for organizing files locally. Version 1.5 adds image content analysis to help with both categorization and renaming of picture files. The goal is to deal with large, messy folders (Downloads, external drives, media or other archives) without sending files anywhere. All filename and category suggestions are shown in a review step before anything is applied. Dry runs and Undos are there as well. Examples: * Renaming: `IMG_2048.jpg` → `clouds_over_lake.jpg` * Categorization: `clouds_over_lake.jpg` → `Images\Nature` **What it does** * Suggests categories and optional subcategories * Suggests more descripti...

The **Steam Playtest** for **Carnival Roulette** is now live. ⭐ **GET ACCESS HERE:** [Steam Page](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4260520?utm_source=reddit) This playtest gives you early access to the core experience: tense card-roulette gameplay, the Dealer’s interference, and the atmosphere that defines the game. ⚠️ **Important note** This is an early build. You may encounter bugs, rough edges, or unfinished elements — and that’s expected. Your feedback is incredibly valuable. 👉 **Found a bug or have suggestions?** Please report them on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/wkRTeDzTT9), where I’m actively reading feedback and making improvements. A first loo...

So I got the new flag ship mini from next tool and the new mini scissors S0 and the scissors that are half the price came with a little sleeve to store it a the flagship didn’t? Did anyone’s flagship mini by next tool come with a sleeve to store it?

My store is implementing a bag check policy at the end of our shifts. We are only allowed to clock out after it has been done. Not complaining, because I just carry a small clear bag with my work supplies. Just wondering if other locations have to do this too?

I’ve been using Gridfinity around my apartment for a while now — in the kitchen, office, and bathroom — and I’m absolutely loving it for keeping things tidy. Now I want to expand and use it for storing screws, bolts, and small hardware. The problem: all that has to go in the basement, and since I live in a rental, I don’t want to buy a bulky tool cabinet. I’d also like to keep it portable, so I can easily bring things upstairs when needed. I’ve seen the 3D printed toolbox builds people make for Gridfinity, but that seems too much hassle for me. I also looked into L-Boxx and Makpac cases (which I both have) with Gridfinity inserts — but they’re both quite expensive and don...

Calling all **OnePlus** users! Whether you're rocking the latest OnePlus 15 or holding onto a classic Nord, we’ve all faced those "Never Settle" moments that felt a bit more like "Settling for a Bug." ​Here is your ultimate 2026 survival guide for the most common OnePlus issues and their proven fixes. **1 . DISPLAY** |\#|The Problem|Highly Detailed Solution| |:-|:-|:-| |1|The "Green/Pink Line" Permanent Defect|This is a hardware failure of the AMOLED ribbon cable. Solution: Do not attempt software fixes. Visit a OnePlus Service Center immediately. In 2026, OnePlus offers a Lifetime Screen Warranty for this specific issue on most models (6 Series th...

I have been crating a new TTRPG system named "Heist RPG" (working title) which places the players in the shoes of professional criminals performing heists in well guarded locations (a la Oceans 11, Leverage etc.). It is currently in it's very early stages but ready for it's first round of Play Testing. You can be one of the first to play this system, which boasts a modern setting with no magic, or sci-fi ray guns and superpowers. You'll play out a Heist on a Jewellery store with near impenetrable safe. But first you must plan before the execution, and then if things go sideways, make your getaway! Play tests will run online using Discord, Owlbear and Google docs f...