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Secret labs is nice, but $1,200 for a full desk setup is a far reach. (Comes with cable management, monitor arms etc. IKEA has their own standing desk by uppspel, but people say it’s too wobbly. New egg has options, but they all look like drop shipped garbage. What did you personally get/ look for?

Thanking the BBW Gods I scored a leftover Neapolitan by doing BOPIS day one! Got stuck in horrible rain, driving back home but it was worth it! The stores were chaotic at my location! Lines to get inside even at 5pm!

Working on a short fan video for creepcast. I haven’t used any 3D modeling software since I graduated so I’m rusty, but thought making a short would be fun to get back into it. any ideas of what’s behind the door?

I’m an indie developer and I check App Store Connect regularly, but honestly I feel like I’m not using the data properly. I can see installs, impressions, retention, crashes, etc. — but I’m not sure how people connect these numbers to real decisions. • How do you relate App Store Connect data to product changes? • What metrics do you actually care about most? • Any examples where ASC data helped you improve onboarding, retention, or conversions? • Do you combine it with other tools (Firebase, Amplitude, etc.), or is ASC enough for you? Would love to hear how others turn these stats into actual insights instead of just numbers on a dashboard.

Found this in California Craigslist today, too funny to not share Please read the description

Hello! I’m selling this pre-loved Coach bag. Used once then stored in the cabinet right after. Good condition except for some paint chips on the logo inside. For legitimacy, you can scan or look up the barcode indicated in the post. ₱3,500. Negotiable if nearby area meets up or ship through Lalamove. Location: CAMANAVA/QC area. Thank you! ❤️

I 20f was with my now ex 21m let’s call him miles (this might be a little long)I’ve been debating on if I should tell this story or not but here goes nothing at first we were in a great relationship things were nice he gave me gifts and things of that sort I don’t remember if we started sharing locations or not but he sent me a gift bc I had a headache 2 weeks of knowing each other and then after that he sent me lots of presents on my birthday which was a month later now that I think of it . It probably was love bombing I was so happy bc I’ve never experienced anything like this he then asked me to be his girlfriend then some time later he was telling me how he has to heal and h...

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Person 1 is going out of the country for a funeral and asking for donations/help for trip costs. Person 2 is coming into town while person 1 will be away and offers to rent person 1 vehicle to help them monetarily, it will also save person 2 money vs a rental car company. Helping both parties out. Person 2 doesn’t drive most days so rarely rents a car when visiting and just rides with family/friends. Person 1 & 2 make agreement a few weeks before friend 2 is coming into town and will be using vehicle. Person 1 asks person 2 to borrow money, person 2 says I can go ahead and pay you now for the car rental. Person 1 agrees, Person 2 sends agreed $400. That same week person 1 says th...

31 year old from the UK here, giving reddit a try! Some would say I am a bit of a fool, but If you don't try you won't get! :D Give me more than "hi" lol Huge gamer, movie / cinema fanatic, total foodie and self appointed chef of the friend group :P I love independent restaurants along with exploring and I could do with someone to come along on these adventures and share some laughs. In terms of locations, I tend to prefer contacts from the UK, Europe, USA, Aus or New zealand. Mainly as these are places I visit. Open to chatting with ages up to around my own. Drop me a DM if you want to :) You don't have to be gay like me but its cool if we have that in common :)

I have 10 years of experience in e-commerce across platforms such as Amazon, Ebay, TikTok, and Etsy. I am now planning to open an online shop to sell Home Living items, and I am looking for a reliable partner to cooperate with me in developing the business from the ground up. **Requirements for my partner:** * Must be a national of the USA, Canada, UK, or EU countries. * Familiar with e-commerce operations and experienced in managing online platforms. * Able to launch an e-commerce shop (e.g., Etsy) and independently upload the first item. * Able to log in to the shop 3–4 times per week to help maintain shop stability. * Honest and reliable, with a long-term mindset to grow the business ...

31 year old from the UK here, giving reddit a try! Some would say I am a bit of a fool, but If you don't try you won't get! :D Give me more than "hi" lol Huge gamer, movie / cinema fanatic, total foodie and self appointed chef of the friend group :P I love independent restaurants along with exploring and I could do with someone to come along on these adventures and share some laughs. In terms of locations, I tend to prefer contacts from the UK, Europe, USA, Aus or New zealand. Mainly as these are places I visit. Open to chatting with ages up to around my own. Drop me a DM if you want to :)

My Experience Working With Kingston International College Singapore and Apex Company This post is about Kingston International College (Singapore) and the recruitment and operations company Apex that works with and promotes its programs. I worked for Apex remotely in a consultant and operations role, directly involved in recruiting, student communication, payments, and internal processes related to Kingston International College programs. 1) Work Conditions at Apex I regularly worked 10–12 hours per day, 5.5 days a week, often starting earlier than scheduled and staying late due to constant pressure and unrealistic expectations. Overtime was enforced but never paid. There was no prope...

“December 16th, 2018. I saw something strange coming back from the grocery store today. This is my first recording so I guess I have to introduce myself, Names Bob, I got this cabin with my wife after coming back from war, she sure did love this cozy cabin with all her heart, unfortunately she passed away a month ago, leaving only me to look after this house, I want to move but I got nowhere else to go, no friends to go live with since their all dead, no children since my wife couldn’t have any children, also the fact that this is my wife’s house and I couldn’t just sell one of the things she loved dearly. Anyways back to the ‘Thing’ I saw, I came back from the store earlier toda...

https://preview.redd.it/ypti4wf0n2ag1.png?width=2240&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c73a8fa081947bee447b45ce79ae0e17444528c A hyperscale data center is a type of data center specifically designed to meet the massive computing requirements of a hyperscaler. A hyperscaler refers to a company or organization that provides cloud computing infrastructure at a massive scale.  These hyper-scale data centers were designed to provide extreme scalability capabilities for better optimization, network connectivity, and reduced latency, along with resilient and secure data storage infrastructure to help withstand any potential man-made disasters.  In this blog we dive into the need ...

I’ve used IPTV across different regions over time, and one thing became clear quickly: a service that works well in one country can struggle badly in another. After trying several IPTV providers and dealing with those differences, the service I ended up keeping was zyminex.com. I’m mentioning it early so you know what I’m comparing against — this is based on real use, not claims. Below is how IPTV usually behaves by region, and what felt different this time. ## 🇺🇸 USA – IPTV Pros & Cons ### Typical IPTV services (USA) Pros * Big channel selection * Sports usually available * Works fine during off-peak hours Cons * Buffering during evenings * Live sports become...

removed usernames and mentions of the sub for obvious reasons. No I will not tell you what sub it came from.

I’m a software engineer with 10+ years of experience, and honestly—I’ve never seen building an app feel *this* easy. I still had to make a few critical engineering decisions up front (tech stack, data model, caching, edge cases, the usual), but once that foundation was set, it became a tight loop of **code → test → iterate → ship**. End result: I built the entire app in about **2–3 weeks**. Tools-wise, I leaned heavily on **Google AntiGravity** and **Claude Opus 4.5 (thinking mode)** to move fast without compromising on quality. What makes this calorie tracker different (and why I’m genuinely excited about it): it doesn’t just parrot whatever the LLM says. It **manages u...