Store Locator Tool

Location: Portsmouth, VA, USA - won a default judgment against my former apartment owner’s LLC for severe mold damage that destroyed all my belongings. They never responded or showed up. Now I’m trying to collect through bank account garnishment (since i don’t know where she works and don’t want to wait to collect on a lien), but I don’t know where the LLC banks. I’m hesitant to ask the property manager (different company) because I don’t want them to tip the owner off and risk them moving funds. Is that even a valid concern? I’ve heard of individuals dodging judgements but do companies do that, too? Anyway I guess my real question is what are realistic steps to garnish o...

Hey everyone, I am raising a 150k pre seed round for WeBuyBack in exchange for 10 percent at a 3 million valuation. I wanted to share what I am building and why I think this can take off fast. WeBuyBack is a resale platform built around speed and simplicity. Users can list anything in seconds using only a voice note or a photo. The system generates the full listing on its own, including the title, description, category, and pricing suggestions. It publishes instantly and removes all friction from selling. I am also adding features that will push the product far beyond a normal resale app. Live selling rooms are on the way, where sellers can host real time streams and sell items directly to...

Welcome back to the LANFEP Roundup! As promised, we're picking up right where we left off, passing by Hamburger’s Department Store ([LANFEP# 64](https://www.reddit.com/r/lanoire/comments/1myy1p2/lanfep_post_64_hamburgers_department_store/)). This stretch includes some of downtown's most notable theaters, and takes us toward the storied Jewelry District. So dust off those walking shoes, and let's continue our stroll through a part of Los Angeles that Cole Phelps would recognize easily to this day. *Note: I'm changing the order a bit, displaying text before images. Let me know if that doesn't work, and I'll go back to the old way for part 3.* **The Rialto Th...

I am still in awe right now. I picked up both of these girlies for eighty five dollars! Sweet Dreamz Yasmin is one of my all time grails too. Someone had mentioned a store about two hours from me had received a collection of in box Bratz dolls. I surely did make that two hour drive. The store is called 2nd and Charles and is the Fayetteville North Carolina location if anyone is looking for other dolls!

Hey all, I filled out the survey- they told me to complete and then I’d get 15% off code. Well I completed and it gave me this bullshit. So I messaged Customer service and they tell me to check my email. I check, nothing. They tell me to wait 24-48hrs. I wait 48hrs, nothing. So I message again, and their remedy is to tell me to buy something then they’ll refund me 15%. The ****, no. I can’t even get a code from you, why would I trust you’d give me money back? What yall suggest to get my 15% off?

A couple of months ago I decided to explore whether I could simplify our team’s support workflow by building something directly on top of Gmail. We’ve always felt that Gmail has all the pieces for a proper shared inbox (labels, threads, search, Drive, APIs), but the delegated/shared inbox experience isn’t great for teamwork. So I tried to build (vibe-code) something extremely simple on top of it, mostly just for fun and to see how far I could get. I ended up building a really lightweight shared inbox layer that runs as a **Chrome extension** and uses a **single Google Sheet** as the datastore. No backend, no servers, no external services. Everything stays inside Google Workspace. I...

It’s called Piximo, and it’s on iOS store. It’s my 7th app, and first time people actually using it! I was building a nonogram game at first, but had difficulty in creating the arts. So I tried using ai chat generated images, but they were not truly grid-based pixels… so I started to build a tool that could pixelarate the images in editable grids. Would love to hear what you guys think about it! https://apps.apple.com/kr/app/piximo-ai-pixel-art-maker/id6755623006?l=en-GB

NewAge Bold Cabinets make garage organization simple and stress-free. Built tough with durable materials, they’re designed to handle heavy loads while keeping your space looking clean and stylish. With plenty of storage options, adjustable shelves, and a sleek, modern design, these cabinets help you store everything from tools to sporting gear without the clutter. Whether you’re tackling a full garage overhaul or just want a smarter way to organize, NewAge Bold Cabinets are the perfect mix of strength, functionality, and style.

Exclusive. You can get double the standard sign up bonus and get 1000 Bitcoin Well points to redeem towards merchandise or you can use this to try and win up to 1,000,000 sats. That is around 800 USD or $1000 CAD.   BitcoinWell is non-custodial crypto platform in Canada and the USA. When you purchase they send directly to your own crypto wallet. They have KYC and non-KYC options. They even let you fund in cash using their own ATM's accross North America. You can also pay your bills or buy gift cards with bitcoin   Set up auto transfers to buy daily or weekly and it automatically gets sent to your own wallet. Great for hands off buying and storing safely....

meant to post this sooner, maybe someone in the west coast can use it.

Hi everyone, I’ve been "building in public" quietly for a bit, but today I finally deployed the first working version of my tool: https : // translates . cc **The Problem:** I deal with a lot of foreign language documents (PDFs, PPTs). The translation part is easy with current APIs, but the **reformatting** part is a nightmare. Every time I used standard tools, the output file would have broken tables, shifted images, and messed-up fonts. I spent more time fixing the layout than reading the text. **The Solution:** I decided to build a dedicated tool that focuses strictly on **layout preservation** during translation. **The Stack:** I wanted to keep the architecture simple but...

I made a guide on steam about rushing in early game. Here’s the link for love: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3621042089 And here’s the guide so you don’t have to click on a link. Early-Game Rushing in Squad Introduction Early-game rushing can swing a round hard in your favor… or cost your team tempo and tickets instantly. Because of that, rushing should be treated as a problem of timing and reliability, not instinct. Tools like squadcalc.app make it much easier to understand: when you can actually arrive when the enemy can plausibly arrive how likely your squad is to meet those windows If you choose not to think in those terms, then the safer default is to...

# 1.0 The Evolving Consumer Landscape: Value, Experience, and Intentional Spending Persistent "inflation fatigue" has fundamentally shifted dining behavior, creating a 2026 consumer who is more selective, intentional, and value-driven than ever before. For restaurant operators, understanding this new paradigm—where value, reliability, and experience are the primary drivers of choice—is the first step in building a resilient and profitable strategy. The era of hype has given way to a focus on tangible quality, forcing brands to earn every dollar of discretionary spending. The definition of "value" itself has been recalibrated in the current market. Consumers are incr...

# PART I # # 001: INTRODUCTION There's a constant hum here – a low, droning rumble that never leaves the walls. It travels in constants through the base like a breath, always there, always steady. The team and I have grown accustomed to it, as if it were another member of the crew. We're part of a mission run by the SDASA – *The Sine Defectum Aeronautics & Space Administration.* Fossilised life was discovered on Mars in 2082, and five years later, two more teams of five were sent to other points of interest across the solar system. Each team consists of one scientist, a medic, an engineer, a quantum technician, and a captain to maintain command. We're Vita-...

This week’s TUBIN Tuesday takes us back to where TUBIN’s journey began: the east coast of Florida with Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center. The photo is the first of series of images taken during a target pointing on 20 February 2024 (full video on our profile page). While TUBIN passes by, it keeps the launch site in view. You can see the thin sandy barrier island, the pads along the coast and the shallow waters that color the Atlantic in different shades of blue and green. TUBIN was launched from here on 30 June 2021 on the Falcon 9 Transporter-2 rideshare mission. After more than four years of imaging wildfires, coastlines, cities and supporting the education of future sp...

Have been trying to figure out the cause of this for a bit and had no luck so far. The issue doesn't seem to be universal: the AI generally doesn't seem to suffer from this, and it only impacts my towns with burgher buildings other than marketplaces (which is a lot considering how poor I am for the moment). I'm playing in the new world so any loss to pop growth hurts.

Per the Q3Y25 results, revenue dropped 39.3M or 4.4% from Q3Y24 to Q3Y25: * \-13.6% hardware sales (-5.3% 13 weeks) * \-37.6% software sales (-36.8% 13 weeks) * \+49.7% collectibles sales (+55.4% 13 weeks) offsetting the above We've heard from Gamestop leadership that collectibles investments are intended to offset inevitable software sales reductions. Cool. Nothing new here (***AND WOW AT THAT COLLECTIBLES GROWTH***). However, the slump of hardware sales--Gamestop's bread and butter--is a bit concerning. But is it, when you consider store closures? After all, it's reasonable to say that of the Sales Mix categories, hardware sales are MOST tied to the store count. ...