Store Locator Tool

https://preview.redd.it/j4givzjivo3h1.png?width=661&format=png&auto=webp&s=b9b927fc8ae903564cf0780bf3b454229f247264 I recently installed PRTG on my business network to monitor devices and receive alerts whenever something goes down. During setup, I ran into several issues getting the mobile app to work correctly. I experienced multiple connection errors between the app and the PRTG Core Server, along with problems loading my maps and installing certificates. The issues ended up being caused by a combination of: * Firewall misconfigurations * Incorrect PRTG web server settings * Certificate setup problems * Issues with updating the Core Server files After a lot of ...

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I just discovered this lil guy made a home on my monstera leaf. I am fine with letting it live there but can not handle if she is making a home/laying eggs on my leaf. Located in MN, USA

Hello! My (28m, usa) cat Emmy (17.5, spayed female) is a delight and a wonder, but as she gets older, she's starting to have a lot more trouble in the litterbox and requires daily cleanup. Naturally, we both **** this. She's on prescription wet food for kidney disease (stage 3 for almost 4 years, very few teeth), gets 50 mL subcutaneous fluids twice a week, takes metamucil in her food, and has a probiotic powder as needed to help her tummy troubles. She has a regular vet who doesn't seem concerned since diarrhea and vomiting are normal issues for kidney disease. My question is, what can I do to make cleanup less of a hassle for her, my rug, and me? I know that pet stores...

The last time I was in an airbnb was my personal horror story that I still haven't recovered from. I needed a break from everything so I decided to book a short staycation. The place looked fine online. Good reviews, clean photos, reasonable price for the location. Checked in late, tired from travelling, just wanted a shower and sleep. Found a shower cap hanging on the back of the bathroom door looking innocent enough and used it without thinking twice because that is what you do when something is sitting there presented as an amenity. It was only the next morning when the light was better that something made me look at it properly. The inside had residue in it that was absolutely not ...

I decided to open source the core parser for my tool to give people a chance to review it rather than just asking for blind trust. pviz-parser scans a codebase and exports a structured JSON bundle representing the full dependency graph and architectural metrics. **What the bundle surfaces:** * Nodes (one per source file) with file path, language, LOC, SLOC, import/export counts, and symbol inventory * Directed edges representing internal import relationships * Strongly connected components (SCCs) for cycle and coupling detection, surfaced at the node level * Hotspot identification - which files are most imported, which import the most * Repo-wide metrics and language breakdown * Per-file p...

On my last post about Columbus Bradford pears (specifically, the city's smelliest streets during peak bloom) the top comment was: > "This is the reddit content you see when cars hitting buildings is in the offseason." Fair point. And since we're still in the offseason, I figured I'd put the time to good use and try to work out what actually makes a Columbus building likely to get hit by a car. Worth saying up front: a lot of this is, to some extent, intuitive, and it mirrors what national research on these crashes already shows. Which unfortunately means I spent several days figuring out a methodology and analyzing thousands of crashes just to confirm th...

Corruption and loopholes in our system have managed to get the largest star wars LEGO collection in the world of two hundred thousand dollars illegally robbed by a multimillion dollar corporation named bricks and minifigs through a seemingly void contract. RecklessBen tried to expose this clear injustice and was tresspased by police from both the location and the ceos corporate office and later police illegally refused to follow up on a criminal case concerning the store. Ben would win 10 separate small civil claims equaling up to one hundred thousand dollars. To which BAMs corporate office would shut down the store to avoid paying. Later when Ben tried to personally sue two corporate employ...

When the desk stops being the center of work. Framing the Question Life without the workstation is not a fantasy of laptops on beaches. The workstation gave people a place, a machine, a routine, and a visible signal: this is where work happens. The clear answer is this: life without the workstation would be more mobile, modular, and self-directed, but only if we replaced the old structure with better rituals, healthier setups, and clearer norms. Why This Question Matters The workstation did more than hold a keyboard. It made work legible. A manager could walk the floor and see who was “at work.” A person could arrive at a desk and feel the day begin. Tools, coffee mugs, and half-fin...

**Hey fellow devs,** **We’ve all been there: you’re working on your games, but the codebase turns into spaghetti, or you’re stuck doing those tedious, boring tasks that drain your energy. Well, let me take that weight off your shoulders!** **I’m a seasoned Unity & C# developer with a deep understanding of the engine’s architecture. Locally, I actually teach game development, and I’m an active publisher on the official Unity Asset Store (and currently expanding to Fab as well). While I have solid experience with tools like Blender, SketchUp, Cinema4D, VRoid, and FL Studio, my absolute superpower is core game programming.** **Here is exactly how I can help speed up your ...

Dopo il recente round di Lexroom mi è venuta la curiosità di chiedervi: qui c'è qualche professionista che usa uno di questi tool AI? Lexroom, Legora, Harvey o altri meno conosciuti. In generale qual è il vostro pensiero su questi strumenti?

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Doing a short 4-day Japan trip in a few weeks and Im planning on buying some kitchen equipment like knifes, kama asa cutting boards, etc. Need some store and location recommendations for where I need to visit. Thanks

A while ago I noticed something annoying about clipboard managers. They work well, but they usually require a separate shortcut. Copy something. Copy something else. Open the clipboard manager. Find what you actually wanted. Paste. It's not a huge problem, but it always felt like one extra step. So I started experimenting with a different idea for Pasly. Instead of opening clipboard history with another shortcut, what if it could appear directly from Cmd+V when you need it? That's what became Smart Paste in Pasly v2. When enabled, pressing Cmd+V can bring up your recent clipboard history before the paste happens, letting you quickly confirm the current item or choose a d...

Hello fellow indie hackers. For the last few months I’ve been working on **Screenshot Bro**, a native Mac app for designing, localizing, and uploading App Store screenshots. https://preview.redd.it/9hpqlag5to3h1.png?width=2942&format=png&auto=webp&s=a30ed2bfc5278bed905075242f0068763c256b50 I know there are already plenty of tools in this space, so I tried to make mine different in two ways: 1. **A continuous canvas** Instead of managing screenshots one by one, the whole project lives on one large canvas, more like Figma. You can zoom out to see every device, locale, and screenshot row at once, then zoom back in to edit details. 2. **Local-first, AI-editable pro...

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I originally built [**Bandwidth Lens**](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bandwidth-lens/hofgehcnnnbfkdlfdcnchejngnhmkeca) because I wanted a quick way to estimate how much data a page was using in limited-data situations: things like hotspots, travel, shared Wi-Fi, or event setups. I’m also pretty selective about browser extensions, so I kept the scope intentionally narrow: no account, no analytics collection, no browsing history collection, and no remote dashboard. It’s meant to be a local quick-glance utility, not a full monitoring suite. It’s approximate, not packet-level metering, and it’s not trying to replace DevTools. It also includes lightweight comparison views fo...

Workflow Code: [https://gist.github.com/iamvaar-dev/eb9d0cf6c762bc3dbb834b4eb193e1df](https://gist.github.com/iamvaar-dev/eb9d0cf6c762bc3dbb834b4eb193e1df) Here is a node-by-node explanation of the n8n workflow below: # 1. Lead Scoring and Routing Pipeline This flow ingests new leads, researches them, scores them against an Ideal Customer Profile (ICP), and routes them into your CRM. * **When New Lead Received (Webhook):** Acts as the entry point. It listens for a `POST` request at the `/newlead` endpoint, expecting a JSON payload containing the lead's basic info (name, email, phone, etc.). * **Prepare Lead Data (Set):** Extracts and normalizes variables from the incoming webhook (F...