Store Locator Tool

**Purtle's Internet Lineup for January 26th, 2026 4:39PM** **Pics or Text:** * Discussing fighting game patches in the group chat https://bsky.app/profile/joethebald.bsky.social/post/3mdbkqw7jts2e * Episode 140 "Let's Battle! Hassam vs. Heracros!!" A Johto Pokemon finally gets to be depicted as cool in this slight remake of that one Pokemon Seminar episode from Kanto. The cast's ignorance toward all things technological is absolutely adorable by today's standards. https://bsky.app/profile/dogasusbackpack.bsky.social/post/3mdc7sw5dek2f * Episode 141 "Hinoarashi! Go Get One!" Satoshi competes with another Trainer to get one of the Johto starters. See...

Good afternoon, I placed an in-store order for a graphics card and some other computer parts that totaled $2,400. The employee placing my order confirmed my address with me several times. I even provided my driver's license to make sure that the correct address was entered. After acknowledging that he had the correct address, I paid for my purchase and went on about my day. Several days later, I receive a notification from the courier stating that my order was arriving in a day. I open the tracking number and notice that the delivery address is entirely wrong. I reside in Wyoming, but my order was being delivered to some random address in California. Initially, I believed the cour...

Has anyone had success moving to a new location and staying On Demand? Anyone have recent experiences about what Utah store vibes are like for the front end? (Mainly looking at Salt Lake County/North Utah county locations). I’ve found a few posts that are 5+ years old, so just trying to get a feel for current conditions as a TM.

* not even sure how much background would be relevant here. I'm in the USA. I've spent about the past 10 months trying to clean out my mother's house. it's a big old farmhouse type thing in a rural area. it's absolutely falling apart. my stepdad passed in 2017. he was significantly older than my mom is (now 71). no retirement savings. no life insurance. some of that WAS his bad choices, some of it was out of his control (when companies go bankrupt, you lose your pension. in his case it happened at least twice). we were ok $$$ wise when I was younger but when we moved and they bought this money pit of a house, it all went to s\*\*\*. * my mom never worked ou...

the entire gangstalking community is a separate shadow community operating within the same city, state as your own. these are people that were taken at birth from targeted parents, raised under the same dehumanizing program and sent to correspondence training at the age of 18. here is where they learn a plethora of divergent style careers. All of which revolve around acting, forging and lying. the majority are practitioners. Not real medical doctors. they have a company that manufactures the same uniforms that the hub wears the kofc, military mocking costumes. the manufacturer the fake police uniforms also.. equipped with fake guns, dispatch and cams. all of it is fake. its a dummy s...

I’ve been collecting web dev and design resources for years, and this has been an on-and-off side project for a long time. I’ve just finished a fairly big revamp and would really appreciate some design feedback. It’s a curated toolkit of around 700 tools and resources for developers and designers. The focus is on clarity, discoverability, and not overwhelming people with a giant wall of links. Site is here: [https://toolkit.addy.codes/](https://toolkit.addy.codes/) I’d love thoughts on layout, hierarchy, filtering, and overall usability. If anything feels confusing, cluttered, or unnecessary, please be blunt and honest!

Hi everyone, I'd like to share a simple tool we've been working on to help groups find the best time to meet. It's called WhenWeMeet. We built this for remote teams, students, and friends who are tired of long back-and-forths just to pick a time. It's basically a simple availability poll — you create an event, share a link, and everyone marks when they're free. The goal was to keep it fast and simple, without sign-ups or complicated setup. It works across time zones and on both web and mobile. **Four Steps** * **Create a planner** – Choose a name and select possible dates * **Share the link** – Send it to your group * **Participate** – Everyone marks their...

Four days ago, somehow a post on [SanDisk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SanDisk) and HDD stocks got read 50,000 times and received 50 upvotes. Now, this subreddit really is a backwater little hobby of mine, something I do specifically for friends and family. However, it looks like there is intense interest in this. So I want to explain how you should be thinking about investing in stocks. **To do this, we are going to set up a scenario where** [**Seagate**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seagate_Technology) **becomes a $600 stock, and we are going to do it by carefully looking at the numbers and yet not looking at any numbers at all.** Why in the world should this company continue to run? ...

https://preview.redd.it/073dyhuzhrfg1.png?width=5100&format=png&auto=webp&s=b486c06ef7b6c8d9b0143160f3e4c1cc4c308f73 I've made my first resume for my field and am looking for feedback and improvements as well as asking a few questions. I'm applying for any computer science profession, not fussed on which sector but going for entry-level roles. Is my overall layout okay? I've added all my relevant coursework but will obviously be trimming it down to 2 lines, possibly 1 as i cater to each job but id like help in identifying which would be the most important to always have on there for the most part. Also is there a better way to write "web, databa...

Hi everyone, I can't think of a better place to get proper feedback on our casino party game, Always Bet on Quack, than here. We started building this game as a tool to help teach game design, but we've had a lot of fun turning traditional casino games into party games without changing the core ruleset too much. For roulette, we let players quack when the wheel is spinning to shoot the ball across the wheel. In blackjack we allow players to jump onto other players doubles and splits so you all either win big or lose it all. We didn't want to change the main parts of the games, this is still meant to be a casino with your friends, we just wanted to incorporate more coop...

80–90% of your time: Close warm/hot leads → full cycle: calls, objections, negotiation, signature. Must have: 1.5–4+ yrs B2B high-ticket sales Proven track record closing ₹1L+ monthly retainers Agency / SaaS / consulting experience a big plus Confident on calls, consultative, hates losing deals Can join within 3 weeks max We offer: Base + uncapped commission OTE 8–18L+ in year 1 for top performers Fully remote (India) – preferred location Lucknow, but open to anywhere in India Steady inbound leads + modern tools Apply (comment or DM): “Interested” + your avg monthly close / biggest deal closed One line: your best closing win Current city + notice period Serio...

Hi all! I’m going to be playing Arkham Horror 2nd edition with a group of four completely new players soon. I’ve been thinking about how I’m going to teach it to them and I’ve decided to write up my plans here. I figure that’ll help me organise my thoughts and get feedback on anything I’ve missed, and maybe provide a useful template for others (you know, in case anyone out there needs help teaching 2ed to new people in 2026). Set-up: * I only own the base game, no expansions. * I’ll use Azathoth as the Ancient One as I think it’s a relatively simple one for newer players. * I’ll stick with the more powerful investigators to give the newer players more of a chance of victo...

Fellow admins, Looking for recommendations on an **internal IT ticketing system with asset management**. We’ve outgrown the current setup and I’m trying to avoid making things worse 😄 **Environment:** * \~**150 retail stores** * **5 sysadmins / IT staff** * Currently using an **M365 shared mailbox** for all IT requests (yes, I know…) **Hard requirements:** * Must **send/receive tickets via our existing shared mailbox address** (not individual tech emails) * Ability to **associate tickets with stores/locations** * **Asset management** (devices per store, assignments, serials) * Reasonable overhead for a **small team** * SaaS preferred **Nice-to-haves (not mandatory):** * Rules...

80–90% of your time: Close warm/hot leads → full cycle: calls, objections, negotiation, signature. Must have: 1.5–4+ yrs B2B high-ticket sales Proven track record closing ₹1L+ monthly retainers Agency / SaaS / consulting experience a big plus Confident on calls, consultative, hates losing deals Can join within 3 weeks max We offer: Base + uncapped commission OTE 8–18L+ in year 1 for top performers Fully remote (India) – preferred location Lucknow, but open to anywhere in India Steady inbound leads + modern tools Apply (comment or DM): “Interested” + your avg monthly close / biggest deal closed One line: your best closing win Current city + notice period Serio...

Turn your ideas into high performance digital products. I am a full-stack developer and the **Founder of Studio Aurora**, where we specialize in building fast, scalable, and conversion focused web applications. Whether you need a landing page that actually sells, a custom SaaS MVP, or AI powered automation, I build with a focus on clean code and business results. **🚀 Core Services** * **High Conversion Landing Pages:** Performance optimized pages built with Next.js or WordPress, designed to turn visitors into customers. * **Custom SaaS & Web Apps:** Full scale development from MVP to launch, including user authentication, dashboards, and real time data. * **AI Integrations:*...

Hey everyone, I run a small Shopify store myself and I’ve always struggled with one thing: knowing when competitors quietly change prices or run discounts. Right now I just check manually when I remember, which honestly isn’t great. A couple times I only noticed after sales dropped, which ******. So I wanted to ask other store owners here: Do you track competitor prices at all? If yes, how are you doing it? If no, is it because it’s not important or just too annoying to manage? I’m asking because I’ve been thinking about building a tiny tool that just checks a competitor’s product page once a day and emails you if the price changes. No dashboards, no complexity — just an...

Location: New York If you are an attorney who sees the Appellate Court's ability to summarily affirm a lower court's ruling (without any explanation behind their decision) as an infringement upon Constitutional protections, then you might want to take note of the case now before the Supreme Court of the United States. The laws being challenged as Unconstitutional are NY CPLR § 5712(b) and (c), along with Federal Circuit Rule 36 and the Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure (FRAP) Rule 36, all of which allow for courts to issue judgments without opinions. Legal professionals within the State's Administrative ranks violating their duty to the law cost me a brilliant career as ...

80–90% of your time: Close warm/hot leads → full cycle: calls, objections, negotiation, signature. Must have: 1.5–4+ yrs B2B high-ticket sales Proven track record closing ₹1L+ monthly retainers Agency / SaaS / consulting experience a big plus Confident on calls, consultative, hates losing deals Can join within 3 weeks max We offer: Base + uncapped commission OTE 8–18L+ in year 1 for top performers Fully remote (India) – preferred location Lucknow, but open to anywhere in India Steady inbound leads + modern tools Apply (comment or DM): “Interested” + your avg monthly close / biggest deal closed One line: your best closing win Current city + notice period Serio...

Turn your ideas into high performance digital products. I am a full-stack developer and the **Founder of Studio Aurora**, where we specialize in building fast, scalable, and conversion focused web applications. Whether you need a landing page that actually sells, a custom SaaS MVP, or AI powered automation, I build with a focus on clean code and business results. **🚀 Core Services** * **High Conversion Landing Pages:** Performance optimized pages built with Next.js or WordPress, designed to turn visitors into customers. * **Custom SaaS & Web Apps:** Full scale development from MVP to launch, including user authentication, dashboards, and real time data. * **AI Integrations:*...

Hey everyone, I run a small Shopify store myself and I’ve always struggled with one thing: knowing when competitors quietly change prices or run discounts. Right now I just check manually when I remember, which honestly isn’t great. A couple times I only noticed after sales dropped, which ******. So I wanted to ask other store owners here: Do you track competitor prices at all? If yes, how are you doing it? If no, is it because it’s not important or just too annoying to manage? I’m asking because I’ve been thinking about building a tiny tool that just checks a competitor’s product page once a day and emails you if the price changes. No dashboards, no complexity — just an...