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Hey everyone, I'm a solo dev building **Replenish**. I got tired of bloated grocery apps, so I’m building something straightforward to help manage the kitchen and the budget. I’ve just finished a massive under-the-hood rewrite and need to run it through a closed beta before the 1.0 release. **What it actually does right now:** * **Build lists quickly:** Get in, add your stuff, get out. * **Save meals:** Keep your go-to recipes and ingredients handy. * **Track habits:** See what you're actually buying week-to-week. * **Track spending:** Keep an eye on the grocery budget. It is very much a Beta, so please don't expect perfection! (You can actually see the bugs I...

I’ve been with Starbucks for almost 4 years and I just put in my two weeks today! It’s definitely a little bittersweet, I love my coworkers. On the other hand my sm and dm are absolute evil people and I’m so excited to cut them out of my life! No joke this job has been the source of so much of my anxiety that I even developed ibs. My manager immediately complained to me that 2 weeks was “short notice.” SINCE WHEN?!? I’m tired of my manager being seen as a god by our district just because her staff is incredible. I understand that finding a new supervisor in a short amount of time is rough but we send half our team to other stores every week anyways, maybe another store can help...

I recently returned to Hearthstone after a two-year hiatus and thought I'd share what the experience was like. In brief, I'm really enjoying myself, and feel like the experience has really highlighted some of the things that drew me to Hearthstone in the first place. I thought it was worth sharing, because there may be others like me wondering about making a return. Obviously my experience is only one person's experience; others may have a very different one. But, given how many people share negative experiences, I figured a positive one was worth throwing into the mix! **The Context** I began playing Hearthstone when the Whispers of the Old Gods launched in 2016. I played c...

Have you ever walked through your front door after a long day downtown, only to be greeted by that sinking feeling in your stomach? You know the one: the look of pure guilt on your Golden Retriever’s face, followed by the slow, horrifying discovery of a new "gift" left right in the center of your living room carpet. Or perhaps it’s the sound of frantic paws skidding across your brand-new floors like a cartoon character trying to find traction. If you’ve ever felt like you have to choose between having a beautiful, stylish home and having your four-legged best friends, I’m here to tell you: put that frustration behind you for good! At Floor Coverings International of Chica...

Part 1 [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/TalesFromTheCreeps/s/j6dyS2kRzd) For those of you who saw my first post, I found more disturbing family memorabilia in my grandma’s attic. I didn’t mean to find it. That sounds ******, I know. I was in the attic to find my family history. That’s the whole point. But I wasn’t looking for this. After Daniel’s journal, I told myself I was done. I packed it back into the box, put everything back where I found it, and went home. I didn’t sleep much that night. The images formed in my mind while reading that journal played like a horror movie I couldn't escape. I was afraid that I'd see him in my dreams, standing there all disheveled, ...

I’d rather have the space at the front but still have it stored somewhere safely. Is this a bad idea?

The Route 66, an infamous stretch of road that changed car infrastructure nationwide. Nowadays, Route 66 is a shell of its former glory. What once was a cultural phenomenon has been replaced as Used Car Dealership Alley, with occasional districts celebrating the Route along the way. In Tulsa alone, there are over SIXTY used car dealerships alongside 11th street alone, something that the [Tulsa Route 66 Comission](https://ktul.com/news/local/route-66-commission-is-working-to-decrease-the-number-of-used-car-lots) isn't fond of. They are actively working to decrease the amount of those lots in the area as well. Some people wrote that it's whatever, no need to [gentrify the area for ...

Ever since I first started working at the age of 18, every single job either underwhelms or overwhelms me to the point where I quit after a week or walk out never to return again. The only jobs I've actually liked were Doordash, activity aide as an assisted living facility and retail at a popular pet store in the US (rhymes with Fedco). Everything else in between was not it. The longest job I've ever had was 2 and a half years working full-time in an office, working for a window washing company. I burned out at the 4 month mark, but stayed despite my body and brain begging me to rest. To get out. To flee. The burnout was so intense that I was crying to and from work, then at home. ...

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Mind was spinning last night. Make predictions about what the future will look like in this oil crisis? Or the economic turmoil that will become of it? Put your thinking cap back on and think. What might your actual life be like after that? what other things may be at play? How are you planning for *that* reality? My thoughts: Get to know your neighbors and your community if you can - maintain a good communication network with them, even if its just a cell # to have in case of emergency. Map out your community and learn what you can about them. Look out for one another. Know whos unemployed, what their skills are. See if you can help eachother out. Old lady next door supplies me eggs. ...

Hey everyone, I'm a solo dev building **Replenish**. I got tired of bloated grocery apps, so I’m building something straightforward to help manage the kitchen and the budget. I’ve just finished a massive under-the-hood rewrite and need to run it through a closed beta before the 1.0 release. **What it actually does right now:** * **Build lists quickly:** Get in, add your stuff, get out. * **Save meals:** Keep your go-to recipes and ingredients handy. * **Track habits:** See what you're actually buying week-to-week. * **Track spending:** Keep an eye on the grocery budget. It is very much a Beta, so please don't expect perfection! (You can actually see the bugs I'm a...

I got tired of email apps that shove AI into every corner whether you want it or not. Gmail reads your inbox to sell you ads. Superhuman and Spark auto-summarize everything before you even open a message. I wanted AI on my terms, so I built Meridian Mail. It's a desktop email client for Windows. IMAP/SMTP, multi-account, dark UI. The AI piece runs through the Anthropic API (Claude), but you only see it when you ask for it. No auto-generated summaries, no "smart" suggestions cluttering your screen. Free to use. Pro unlocks the AI features. I'd love for some of you to try it and tell me what breaks. Download link: [https://meridianmail.store](https://meridianmail.store) ...

I got tired of email apps that shove AI into every corner whether you want it or not. Gmail reads your inbox to sell you ads. Superhuman and Spark auto-summarize everything before you even open a message. I wanted AI on my terms, so I built Meridian Mail. It's a desktop email client for Windows. IMAP/SMTP, multi-account, dark UI. The AI piece runs through the Anthropic API (Claude), but you only see it when you ask for it. No auto-generated summaries, no "smart" suggestions cluttering your screen. Free to use. Pro unlocks the AI features. I'd love for some of you to try it and tell me what breaks. Download link: [https://meridianmail.store](https://meridianmail.store) ...

I got tired of email apps that shove AI into every corner whether you want it or not. Gmail reads your inbox to sell you ads. Superhuman and Spark auto-summarize everything before you even open a message. I wanted AI on my terms, so I built Meridian Mail. It's a desktop email client for Windows. IMAP/SMTP, multi-account, dark UI. The AI piece runs through the Anthropic API (Claude), but you only see it when you ask for it. No auto-generated summaries, no "smart" suggestions cluttering your screen. Free to use. Pro unlocks the AI features. I'd love for some of you to try it and tell me what breaks. Download link: [https://meridianmail.store](https://meridianmail.store) ...

Hi! I wanted to make this post to ask for advice, but also you can ask me anything, I'll reply if comfortable. Avoid the word "cut" or "slit" tho, seriously. I've discovered a bit ago that my "weird fear" was an existing phobia, which makes me reject or show aversion towards wrists, veins and everything related to those (my hands are already shaking just by typing this lol). **I wanted to ask anyone with this phobia who read this, do you use anything to cover them? and most importantly, what do you use?** Most wrist "coverers" I find are sport ones, which will probably make too much pressure and will make the 50ºC my country reaches i...

Fortinos on Queens Plate Drive. Saw similar at the Loblaws on Bloor/Dundas last summer and at my local No Frills many times. Looks like the CFIA is finally handing out fines

Hi, it's never felt safer for me to finally visit NYC ("The Big Apple") than now, when we're finally in another war in the middle east (Fox News told me so - this is the safest we've ever been). With that in mind, I'm planning a trip to New York City (i.e. Manhattan Island). Any tips on my itinerary welcome **Friday** * Arrive at JFK airport late afternoon, hail down a classic NY yellow cab for my trip to my airbnb in Times Square (I want the full taxi experience so will be quick to grab the first cab I see / keep an eye out for any cab drivers at the terminal looking for customers) * Stay local in the neighborhood and explore Times Square avenue, take in all...

heres my resume * Lumber Sales Belletete's Inc • Nh November 2025 to Present * Managed lumber sales for residential and commercial customers, providing product recommendations based on project scope, budget, and code requirements * Built and maintained strong relationships with contractors, builders, and walk-in customers, driving repeat business and long-term accounts * Generated quotes, processed orders, and coordinated deliveries to ensure accuracy and on-time fulfillment * Increased sales through upselling complementary products (plywood, treated lumber, hardware, millwork) * Maintained knowledge of lumber grades, species, pricing trends, and inventory availabilit...

Last Saturday, I went to a store and saw an older lady with one of those white rat dogs with the eye gunk in her cart. She was of course parading proudly up and down the aisles while her rat was barking at people (so clearly NOT a service dog). I didn’t give her the attention she craved. Instead I went on the corporate page and found a form to fill out. I explained where I was and about what time of day it was. The dog was in the cart barking at people, very clearly not a service dog. I said the staff needs to step in and say something. Also gross that it was in the cart because this store also sells food. I don’t want to put my food in a cart where a dog’s ******* has been sitting f...

Had my new volvo for about a month now and though id post about my experience owning it so far. im not the normal owner of one of these being a early 20s car girly but i wanted something comfy for 5 hour drives, the ability to tow my project mx5 when it ***** up and something with awd to deal with the welsh winters and possibly some alpine trips, i had been looking on and off at xc70s for about 2 years and started with p2s but over time my budget grew to being able to afford a p3. after test driving 5 different cars none which seemed like a right for one reason or another (cream leather being one) i happened across this on market place, its a 2014 D5 SE Lux MANUAL with the winter pack an...