Store Locator Tool

A moment after the blade failed. Location: Southtown Docks – Inner Sector Time: Moments later (The knife shatters against Maxima’s raised arm.) CLANG. (Maxima doesn’t flinch.) Maxima: “Bad choice of tools, pal.” (His boots flare blue-white.) Maxima Press. (He surges forward. The attacker slams into the far wall. Dust rains from the ceiling as Maxima pins him by the throat.) Maxima: “You’re lucky I’m not in the mood for overkill. Talk, and maybe you get to walk.” (The masked intruder coughs once. Then laughs — young, sharp.) Attacker: “Walk? Heh. That’s not how I leave a room.” (A beat. The attacker’s shoulders relax instead o...

Attention mga lakwatserong tambay sa subreddit na to! ✈️ I traded-in my old luggage for freaking Delsey and World Traveller luggages! They accept any brand na luggage (even bags) basta in usable condition pa. I got this 78cm Delsey "Air Armour" (in night blue color) for only ₱10,194 from orig price na ₱16,990. Yung dala kong maleta for trade-in is just an Urban luggage yung nasa department stores na B1T1 lol. Tapos while looking around, I saw this World Traveller "Miami" luggage na super discounted, ₱2,952 nalang from ₱9,990 dahil sa minor scratches daw, and ok lang na walang itrade-in kasi they're trying to sell it so cheap so diba natural I had to get ...

I built [https://breathwork.tools](https://breathwork.tools), a free browser-based breathing timer with 9 guided patterns (box breathing, 4-7-8, physiological sigh, etc.). Visual pacing circle, audio cues, session tracking, dark UI. No ads, no paywall. The whole thing is a single-page app hosted on Netlify. Stack is vanilla JS, Firebase Auth for optional sign-in, localStorage for session data, and a service worker for offline/installability. It's fully installable as a PWA: manifest, icons, offline support, the whole thing. Works well on mobile and desktop. On Android it installs clean. On iOS via Safari "Add to Home Screen" it behaves like a native app. A few things I'...

**In the rapidly evolving digital landscape of India, small and medium enterprises are finding that traditional ledger books are no longer enough. Whether you are running a bustling eatery near the Mahamaham tank or a boutique in Chennai, adopting a modern**[ **POS system in Kumbakonam**](https://www.orderz.in/) **is the first step toward true operational efficiency. The transition to a**[ **Cloud POS system Kumbakonam**](https://www.orderz.in/) **allows business owners to monitor their sales and inventory from anywhere, ensuring they never miss a beat.** https://preview.redd.it/4tuyaxmrezlg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab00afdb24fe3ff498a0c28f36060fe9e7082...

Hey everyone, I’m validating an idea and would really appreciate some honest feedback. I’m building a simple tool that looks at your past sales and current inventory levels and predicts what you’ll likely need to reorder and when. The goal is to reduce stockouts, avoid over-ordering, and give clear weekly recommendations so you’re not guessing what to restock next. It wouldn’t require a complicated setup or a specific ecommerce platform. You could just upload your sales and inventory data, so it could work for online stores, physical retail shops, or a mix of both. Before I go further with building this, I wanted to ask if something like this would actually be useful to you. How...

How do you lower prices without pretending the problem doesn’t exist? Affordability requires policies that reduce costs—not rhetoric about how great everything is. Inflation remains a real challenge for households, unemployment has been drifting up, and workers are nervous about AI’s impact on jobs. Ignoring those realities doesn’t fix them. The quickest way to make life more expensive is to add new tariffs. Tariffs are effectively a consumer tax that shows up in higher store prices. When tariff announcements turn into confusion—10% one day, 15% the next, unclear in practice—the uncertainty itself becomes part of the economic damage. Meanwhile, some of the most practical affor...

I've tried searching this without success... do bases that are stored in the back up tool still consume a sub-fief slot? I had started building a big base during Chpt2 and finished it just as Chpt3 came out. I don't **** the base I've built but don't love it either. Chpt3 came with the Smuggler set which I really like so have started building another base with the Smuggler set. I need to free up an Advanced Sub-Fief for use in the DD, but don't want to destroy my first base just yet. If I store it will that free up the Advanced Sub-Fief?

**BPC 157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a protein found in human gastric juice. It shows real promise for gut healing, tissue repair, and reducing inflammation, but direct fat-burning evidence remains thin. Most weight loss benefits people report come from improved gut health and reduced inflammation, which indirectly support better metabolism.** I've had at least thirty clients walk into my office over the past two years asking about BPC 157 for weight loss. The peptide community on Reddit swears by it. Bodybuilding forums treat it like the next frontier. After spending hundreds of hours reviewing the research and tracking outcomes with clients who decided to try it, here's...

How do you lower prices without pretending the problem doesn’t exist? Affordability requires policies that reduce costs—not rhetoric about how great everything is. Inflation remains a real challenge for households, unemployment has been drifting up, and workers are nervous about AI’s impact on jobs. Ignoring those realities doesn’t fix them. The quickest way to make life more expensive is to add new tariffs. Tariffs are effectively a consumer tax that shows up in higher store prices. When tariff announcements turn into confusion—10% one day, 15% the next, unclear in practice—the uncertainty itself becomes part of the economic damage. Meanwhile, some of the most practical affor...

Hello guys, I’ve been building products solo for a while, and I kept feeling like most project management tools weren’t built for indie developers. They’re powerful but either too team-focused or too flexible, which ends up creating more system maintenance than actual building. So I started building something specifically for indie devs. It’s called **ReleaseRoad**. Some of the core features: • **Public auto-generated roadmap** Each project can generate a public roadmap page you can share with users. • **Version-based feature tracking** Track what features were launched in each version. • **Public & internal change logs** Mark updates as public (visible to us...

This video breaks down a centuries-old woodworking method used to build hooped wooden basins, an everyday tool early American households relied on long before modern materials existed. It starts with separate strips of wood being shaved down to their clean inner surface, removing the outer layer so each piece can eventually fit together as one solid form. The process is repetitive and precise, craftsmanship over speed. No shortcuts. Instead of metal fasteners, tiny wooden pegs are hammered into place, locking the structure together while allowing the wood to naturally curve into a strong circular shape without cracking. Every measurement is guided carefully, especially the base, because ba...

Hi everyone, I’m a Flutter developer with 1 year of professional experience working on production apps (real-time features, payments, app deployment, etc.). I’m aiming to improve my resume for better opportunities and possibly mid-level/remote roles. I’d really appreciate detailed and honest feedback on what I should improve, remove, or highlight more.

# Low-Cost Content Suppression Campaigns That Actually Help Small Businesses in 2026 Small businesses operate on thin margins. A single negative review, a viral complaint, or an unflattering news article can devastate revenue for months. Yet, the cost of most professional reputation management services—often thousands of dollars upfront—places them out of reach for the very businesses that need them most. The good news is that effective content suppression does not require massive budgets. In 2026, small businesses have access to more affordable tools and smarter strategies than ever to push negative content down search results. Here are four proven, low-cost campaigns designed to deliv...

This is the Lawson convenience store located at the ground floor of One Trium Tower in Filinvest City in Alabang. If you need to fill your GCash account for potential BIR payments/transactions (BIR is at the 12th floor of building), Lawson has a machine where you can insert cash for GCash. This branch also offers chilled Milo drinks for those who crave for chocolate drinks. For location, click https://maps.app.goo.gl/UBtn7cNQAw2r27Ej9

This video breaks down a centuries-old woodworking method used to build hooped wooden basins, an everyday tool early American households relied on long before modern materials existed. It starts with separate strips of wood being shaved down to their clean inner surface, removing the outer layer so each piece can eventually fit together as one solid form. The process is repetitive and precise craftsmanship over speed. No shortcuts. Instead of metal fasteners, tiny wooden pegs are hammered into place, locking the structure together while allowing the wood to naturally curve into a strong circular shape without cracking. Every measurement is guided carefully, especially the base because bal...

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Background: 1.) I am an IT Support person for a national (USA) corporate entity and am often asked to terminate employee access immediately at the time of termination. 2.) The person being fired (let's call him John) is a personal friend of mine outside of work and this is well known in the office. 3.) I was not told the details of why he was being terminated, nor did I ask as that is not my business. TBH he probably deserved the firing as he has a fiery temper. It would not surprise me if he had said or done something inappropriate during a conversation between the two of them. John was told several days after termination that the reason he was fired was "poor conduct". 4.) I...

My uncle is coming from the USA this July and asked me what I want him to bring. I’m mostly into electronic gadgets, useful tools, and some good skincare (not random hype products). Budget is moderate — I just want things that are actually worth buying from the US compared to India (better price, quality, or availability). Any smart suggestions? Also, what factors should I consider before asking him to buy something (warranty, customs, compatibility, etc.)?

Location: AZ This is for a friend. He works at a car dealership as an automotive technician. The techs are asked to record videos of the work they’ve done to send to the customer. Most of the guys rarely do because they are not being paid for the time they spend on recording those videos. I guess the dealership owner got upset that they aren’t recording the videos causing the dealership to lose out on a **very** **small** (couple thousand dollars) bonus they could be receiving from the manufacturer. So an email was sent to the people in charge of the service department (and subsequently shared with the techs) that if the technicians don’t record the videos then they are not to be pa...