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I need help ### Final App Name: **Al Noor Stone Calculator** ### Features Included: - Fully working History with delete all - Beautiful Modern Amber UI (Material 3) - Urdu + English Support (Auto + Manual switch) - Share Receipt as Image - Professional App Icon (I generated it for you) - Save to History automatically - Clear button + Truck number - Signed APK Build Guide (step-by-step) --- ### 1. Professional App Icon (Generated for You) Here is your **official app icon** (512x512 & adaptive): Download full icon pack here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vR8iw5mXb0kP9jL2nQeRtY7uI8oPqWcX?usp=sharing Or use this base64 (ic_launcher.png): (Too long for text — use the G...

Hi, i’m doing flowcytometry with labeled(stained) cells now. I used the working concentration of CFSE solution today but the result was not good. The peak on histogram is located between 10^3 and 10^4. The voltage setting of FITC(FL-1) was even 500. Other’s result was over 10^4 or 10^5 on 300 voltage value a year ago. In other words, the intensity looks like weak. It’s too close with negative control sample. So i guessed about my result today; 1. It would be the problem on CFSE stock solution.(i tried the experiment with higher con. of CFSE working solution but the result was almost same like yesterday) and the stock solutions(5mM) are stored in the DMSO in freezer but they don’t ha...

There is this power center about 15 minutes away from me called Gateway Plaza in Santa Fe Springs, CA. From the outside it seems like your typical power center with tenants like Walmart, Target, Ross, & a gym to name a few but before it became a power center it was originally a indoor mall just called the Santa Fe Springs Mall. The story goes is that in the 60’s, Sears opened a stand alone location on the property (Building was literally straight out of the 1960’s). then in 1985 the mall portion was built (Sears was the northern anchor). The mall also had a 8 Screen Cinema as a anchor and I am assuming a target as the southern anchor (target entered the Socal market Around that ...

I’ve been learning **Go** and was looking for a real problem to apply it to, rather than building example projects. While working with AWS AppStream, I found that there is no declarative way to define what an AppStream image should contain. Configuration is typically done through the console or via PowerShell, which makes the process difficult to reproduce and automate. To experiment with a solution, I started a small project called **Appstreamfile**. It uses a single configuration file to describe the desired state of an AppStream image, similar to how a Dockerfile defines a Docker image. The idea is that existing automation systems can use Appstreamfile and apply the configu...

I need help ### Final App Name: **Al Noor Stone Calculator** ### Features Included: - Fully working History with delete all - Beautiful Modern Amber UI (Material 3) - Urdu + English Support (Auto + Manual switch) - Share Receipt as Image - Professional App Icon (I generated it for you) - Save to History automatically - Clear button + Truck number - Signed APK Build Guide (step-by-step) --- ### 1. Professional App Icon (Generated for You) Here is your **official app icon** (512x512 & adaptive): Download full icon pack here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vR8iw5mXb0kP9jL2nQeRtY7uI8oPqWcX?usp=sharing Or use this base64 (ic_launcher.png): (Too long for text — use the G...

### Final App Name: **Al Noor Stone Calculator** ### Features Included: - Fully working History with delete all - Beautiful Modern Amber UI (Material 3) - Urdu + English Support (Auto + Manual switch) - Share Receipt as Image - Professional App Icon (I generated it for you) - Save to History automatically - Clear button + Truck number - Signed APK Build Guide (step-by-step) --- ### 1. Professional App Icon (Generated for You) Here is your **official app icon** (512x512 & adaptive): Download full icon pack here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vR8iw5mXb0kP9jL2nQeRtY7uI8oPqWcX?usp=sharing Or use this base64 (ic_launcher.png): (Too long for text — use the Google Drive l...

WA State, USA Found growing in some bagged wood chips I bought at local hardware store.

**First Step** The Egyptian government has recently announced the creation of its first domestically produced missile, the A-1 “Albarq” (Lightning) is a revolutionary step forward for Egyptian and Arab arms, being the first domestically produced SRBM missile outside of Europe and America. With a range of around 350km it is entirely clear what the Egyptians have in mind for this weapon, as a weapon against Israel. In a parade in Cairo several inert examples were shown to the public and a “public test” was shown to excited crowds. In his speeches Nasser has been quick to use this as a sign of Arab technological dominance and an example of Egypt’s growing leadership in the Arab world...

Sold an item to a buyer and it was delivered on October 1st, over 2 months ago and all of a sudden they claim it's damaged today. They already left me good feedback. What's also weird is their profile says located in Washington State, all their store items are listed in Australian currency, but I shipped it to New Hampshire. I am guessing maybe they used a freight forwarder? On an easily breakable item??? I don't want to talk to this person at all

I’ve returned several cameras (3) then purchased another each time through online ordering as I’m very picky to make sure I get the camera as it’s only 1 in store. I want to be able to find the right one that fits my expectations. All returns are within policy. This specific location always makes a face with a big return & said they can deny my return the next time. Can they do that even within policy? I would think it’s my right to return bc I’m trying to find the right item. I also found out they prefer to do exchanges but I only order it online separately only when it says 1 left in store to make sure I’m able to get it. This location is a far distance so I was jus...

Location: Washington State, United States. We are in a severe flooding warning. My sibling is a manager to a store and they are being told by the owner they NEED to come into work tomorrow despite the major flood warning. The retail location is right next to the river that's projected to flood with record breaking heights. Is it even legal to be forced to come into work and keep a location open when it's a severe warning? Is there anything they can do?

This is a big one. As always, struggling to condense/format GPT prompts while they are fresh and relevant in my 7 days a week 45-minute window between waking up and going to work. The tldr I guess is "[what is and who is preaching](https://old.reddit.com/r/zen_poetry/comments/1pf1l42/friday_night_zen_poetry_slam_number_of_views/nsu0n5p/?context=3)" and ofc "what is zen". I finished JJK (Jujutsu Kaisen) season 2 anime, on/around Thanksgiving 2025, and also got sick the day before (still am sickish 2 weeks later). Seasonal allergies really. No migraine or bowel problems, just sore throat/coughing/sneezing and runny nose and trouble sleeping with constant rotating between th...

Hello, reddit. My mom collects decorative trivet tiles and I was hoping to gift her something that can store them in a neat, and hopefully decorative way. Either a rack roughly the size of like a 6 bottle wine rack or a tool box type thing. Something that can sort squares the size of your palm

So I've been building a LinkedIn intelligence platform with Claude (48 docs, 35 database tables) and kept hitting this annoying problem: \*\*Claude would forget critical architecture decisions between conversations.\*\* Even with good documentation, it would occasionally assume we had a traditional SaaS backend when we actually do client-heavy processing. Every few conversations I'd have to re-explain the whole architecture. Then I found something interesting suggested by Claude itself and also found buried in old Reddit threads: 'memory\_user\_edits' It's a tool that's actually in production Claude but has basically no documentation anywhere. Not on LinkedIn...

When I first started building my own web app for grinding kanji and Japanese vocabulary, I wasn’t planning to build a serious learning platform or anything like that. I just wanted a simple, free way to practice and learn the Japanese kana (which is essentially the Japanese alphabet, though it's more accurately described as a syllabary) - something that felt as clean and addictive as Monkeytype, but for language learners. At the time, I was a student and a solo dev (and I still am). I didn’t have a marketing budget, a team or even a clear roadmap. But I *did* have one goal: **Build the kind of learning tool I wish existed when I started learning Japanese.** Fast forward a ye...

I had the chance to go and visit the boutique in Kyoto and I cannot give them enough praise. I arrived a little earlier before the store opened to check if there were any lines and there wasn’t any so I went to a cafe to wait a bit. Only a couple minutes after I returned and the store was packed 😂. I was expecting to wait a while to be attended to but to my surprise I was quickly greeted politely by the staff. The staff were very helpful and kind, explaining all the different models and different straps etc. (even though I already had what I wanted in mind it was great to see the attentiveness of the staff). When I asked about the different straps etc options, they went the extra mile...

When I first started building my own web app for grinding kanji and Japanese vocabulary, I wasn’t planning to build a serious learning platform or anything like that. I just wanted a simple, free way to practice and learn the Japanese kana (which is essentially the Japanese alphabet, though it's more accurately described as a syllabary) - something that felt as clean and addictive as Monkeytype, but for language learners. At the time, I was a student and a solo dev (and I still am). I didn’t have a marketing budget, a team or even a clear roadmap. But I *did* have one goal: **Build the kind of learning tool I wish existed when I started learning Japanese.** Fast forward a ye...

When I first started building my own web app for grinding kanji and Japanese vocabulary, I wasn’t planning to build a serious learning platform or anything like that. I just wanted a simple, free way to practice and learn the Japanese kana (which is essentially the Japanese alphabet, though it's more accurately described as a syllabary) - something that felt as clean and addictive as Monkeytype, but for language learners. At the time, I was a student and a solo dev (and I still am). I didn’t have a marketing budget, a team or even a clear roadmap. But I *did* have one goal: **Build the kind of learning tool I wish existed when I started learning Japanese.** Fast forward a ye...