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**ATM only looking for WISHLIST games or PAYPAL (F&F if EU) otherwise buyer pays the paypal fees** **No interest in TF2 keys,CSGO cases,other virtual currency or accounts of ANY kind** **Only looking for Steam games**...**so don't offer other launchers** **My** [**Wishlist**](https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/id/ericsneo666#sort=order) **- have to be logged-in to YOUR Steam account in browser,otherwise it will throw a generic error like "too many requests" (Valve ****** something up)** **Another way to view my** [**wishlist**](https://lestrades.com/@ericsneo666/wishlist/) **My** [**SGSRep**](https://www.reddit.com/r/sgsflair/comments/a5blco/flair_profile...

**ATM only looking for WISHLIST games or PAYPAL (F&F if EU) otherwise buyer pays the paypal fees** **No interest in TF2 keys,CSGO cases,other virtual currency or accounts of ANY kind** **Only looking for Steam games**...**so don't offer other launchers** **My** [**Wishlist**](https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/id/ericsneo666#sort=order) **- have to be logged-in to YOUR Steam account in browser,otherwise it will throw a generic error like "too many requests" (Valve ****** something up)** **Another way to view my** [**wishlist**](https://lestrades.com/@ericsneo666/wishlist/) **My** [**SGSRep**](https://www.reddit.com/r/sgsflair/comments/a5blco/flair_profile...

Outsourcing AI isn’t just about finding cheaper devs anymore. In 2026, it’s about finding people who actually understand how to optimize GPU usage, fix RAG pipelines, and handle data privacy without you having to hold their hand every step of the way. The market is flooded with agencies claiming to be "AI experts" just because they use ChatGPT. I’ve put together a list of actual engineering partners that have the infrastructure to build production-ready AI systems for US-based teams. # 1. GoGloby GoGloby takes a more surgical approach compared to the big outsourcing shops. Instead of just sending you resumes, they act more like an AI-native engineering partner. They have a...

i alwqys loved pokemon but never was big into the tcg, though i have some cards since a few years ago and some other somewhat oldies I dug out. but heres my main stuff. I do enjoy collecting a lot! still looking for the surging sparks full art milotic though 👀.

So, i had no contact with my grandmother for over a four years now. During my school years i spent every summer with her and grandfather in Belarus. And she was never an easy person. She had a really big conflicts with my mother side of a family because of political views, and in my teen years she started to call me fat. I was on a heavy side, and i struggled with this a lot. After graduating i stopped visiting her (i live in Ukraine), mostly because of COVID. During this time she started calling my dad every. Single. Day. Sometimes twice a day or more. And she countinued question my behaviour, my likes, my passoins and my weight, so it became normal if i hang on her crying. This escalat...

I'm 28 male. I have a two year gap in my resume. I'm taking a digital marketing course to get back into the job market. But tomorrow I have an interview at Amazon. The salary is 24k per month (I used to earn 28k). I've previously worked at Amazon, and found the job boring, which made it hard to hit the metric targets. Also, the growth is stagnant. And automation makes the future really uncertain because of mass layoffs. But I don't know if I'll be able to do digital marketing. I don't know if I'll be able to get a job.And the job demands a lot of accountability, and I don't know if I can deliver. The future seems uncertain here too. I don't know w...

I’ve used a lot of CRMs over the years and honestly… most of them feel like they were built for *investors*, not actual business owners. So we built our own: **Chameleon-CRM**. I’m not here to spam — just want to explain what it actually is and what it’s NOT, because “CRM” means something different depending on who you ask. # ✅ What Chameleon-CRM IS * A **full business operating system**, not just a contact list * Built for **real-world industries** (auto shops, salons, repair, etc.) * Includes: * CRM (customers, notes, history, loyalty) * Tickets / Jobs tracking * Invoicing + POS + payments * Scheduling / appointments * Inventory * Employee tracking ...

# PRE-PUBLICATION NOTICE & READERSHIP PROTOCOL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE FRONTIER: This document is a Protected Community Archive. It is issued in response to the "Silent Era" (2024–2026), serving as a bridge for players in regions where official communication channels are legally obstructed or technically throttled. 1. ARCHIVE PURPOSE: This report exists to equalize the "Infrastructure of Knowledge." While corporate entities may choose to host mission-critical data (odds, changelogs, and event schedules) on third-party platforms that are inaccessible to millions of players in Türkiye, Russia, and the UAE, this archive provides a permanent, low-data, and globall...

All my most disastrous flares start with a simple stomach pain. Well not simple, it can last 2 up to 9 hours. And it can be excrutiating. And with time it starts to spread more symptoms: increased allodynea, more acute chronic pain, even lower blood pressure, cold sweats after eating (and I never sweat), bizarrely high bpm etc. For the last 4 years I’ve been recovering well from the last crash, a failed klonopin withdtawal when firstly my stomach stopped tunctioning, then my whole body stopped functioning (or worse: malfunctioning). But throught the years I’ve never stopped having stomach pains like 2-4 times a week. They were beareable - at least looking back they were. Because now I ...

There is no single clean number, but the best rough summary is this: For long covid overall, a lot of improvement happens in the first 6 to 12 months. WHO says symptoms generally improve over about 4 to 9 months, but around 15% of people still have symptoms at 12 months. CDC also states symptoms can last months or even years.  In a population based Zurich cohort, 22.9% of infected adults said they had not fully recovered at 6 months, 18.5% at 12 months, and 17.2% at 24 months. That tells you that recovery does continue, but it slows down, and a meaningful minority are still not back to baseline even after 2 years.  But those numbers are for all infected people in that cohort, not ...

https://preview.redd.it/g2lywiezyqtg1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=c047ff8bf13c38721e2d2821c1269b8b758e13eb # You have probably seen people talking about OpenClaw online. Maybe in a Facebook group, a Reddit thread, or a YouTube video where someone is going absolutely crazy over what this AI platform can do. And honestly, after you see what it is capable of, the excitement makes complete sense. The problem? Trying to actually set it up yourself is a nightmare. We are talking Docker, terminal commands, VPS servers, API key configurations, port forwarding, and about three hours of troubleshooting before you give up and close your laptop. Most people who try...

Hello, I'm Gabriel Sacramento, and I came to show you my little clothing store – and to ask for your help. I don't have a big budget or a team. It's just me, packing each order, checking every stitch, hoping each piece makes you feel right. No fast fashion. No shouting. Just honest, comfortable clothes. If you believe small shops deserve a chance, take a look around. Share this with someone who cares. You're not just buying a hoodie or a tee. You're helping a dream keep going. Thank you – truly. — Gabriel https://www.sacramentosshop.com/

I keep seeing stores spend a lot of time tweaking tiny product page details while their collection pages, internal linking, filtering structure, and category intent are much weaker than they should be. Same with blogging sometimes. A lot of stores publish content just to do SEO, but it doesn’t really connect well to collections, products, or actual buying intent. So for you, what’s the most overrated Shopify SEO task right now? And what do you think store owners should be focusing on instead?

Hello, I'm Gabriel Sacramento, and I came to show you my little clothing store – and to ask for your help. I don't have a big budget or a team. It's just me, packing each order, checking every stitch, hoping each piece makes you feel right. No fast fashion. No shouting. Just honest, comfortable clothes. If you believe small shops deserve a chance, take a look around. Share this with someone who cares. You're not just buying a hoodie or a tee. You're helping a dream keep going. Thank you – truly. — Gabriel LINK: https://www.sacramentosshop.com/

*(This is copied from the book The Investors Anthology, which is a collection of old articles.)* Common Stock Commandments by CLAUDE N. ROSENBERG, JR. Claude Rosenberg, the quintessential San Franciscan, in addition to developing Rosenberg Capital Management and RREEF, the institutional real estate firm, has served his profession in a variety of formal and informal leadership roles and is one of the industry's favorite people. Among his several books, Stock Market Primer has been in print the longest: over 20 years. This is Chapter 37, "Common Stock Commandments." (Reprinted from Stock Market Primer (New York: Warner Books, Inc., 1981; originally published 1962), Chapter 3...

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on a Shopify app recently and ran into an interesting problem around AI-generated product content. It’s easy to generate titles and descriptions now, but a lot of the output still feels pretty generic and not very conversion-focused. I started experimenting with: * Structuring descriptions differently (benefits > features > trust) * Injecting SEO considerations (keywords, URL handles, etc.) * Making the content feel less “AI-written” But I’m still not sure what actually makes a meaningful difference in real stores. Curious how others are approaching this: * Are you using AI for product content at all, or avoiding it? * If you are...

Hey everyone, For the past decade, I've been a registered nurse. I love my job, but the one thing that consistently grinds you down is the schedule. You know the drill: flipping from nights to days, getting called in for overtime, and constantly juggling your social life, sleep, and sanity. My biggest frustration was that no standard calendar app understood the life of a shift worker. I was tired of manually setting a million alarms that were always wrong for my next shift, or trying to calculate my paycheck with a pen and paper after a 12-hour shift. So, I decided to do something about it. I spent my days off learning to code and built **ShiftMate**. It's a smart calendar I d...

I am a 22 year old guy and when I was 21 a year back one day changed everything in my life and I am glad this incident happened to me and I don't have any regrets. The first incident: I basically finished my education and joined a software company a year back. I am a slim tall and slightly feminine straight guy I don't feel attraction to other dudes and their dicks. I am doing the night shift at 7 pm - 4 am. I went to the washroom at night at 2:30 am. usually not many people will be there at this time as most of the employees work day time. when I went into the washroom a guy (Middle aged guy he is tall with good gym physic) was already there who was about to go we just had a n...

The way I see it, women were in subordinate roles across the globe for all of premodern history because it made economic sense in agricultural societies. Before the advent of capitalism and industry, food came out of the ground. Children were needed to get that food and most children died before reaching maturity so people had lots of kids. Lots of kids means lots of pregnancy which equals a handicap to women’s health and autonomy. Now food comes from stores. You buy it with money that you get from going to jobs. More kids = less money because you have to feed your kids by spending money. Plus technology and medicine have advanced to point where most kids who are born don’t die. It...