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I need some experienced SF players to help me I played a few playthroughs of the game up to lvl 50 but NEVER MADE OUTPOSTS. Now I ask you to please explain some things to me. I also played FO4 so I know a bit how the outposts work in SF but the system is ofc upgraded and expanded. My problem: I wanna know where to industrial/research/pharma/etc crafting benches pull their resources from. I know they pull it out of my inventory. But how can I hoard resources outside my inventory, where do I need to put them in order for the outpost building and research to have them available. Whats the puro use of storage containers gas liquid and solid if you can put anything in them? Whats the...

Many products are sold as liquids or pods. Unfortunately, liquids are heavy. Pods are highly concentrated, but may not dissolve fully in the sewer system. If you buy powders, bars, or tablets: You can significantly reduce the weight that needs to be transported. This, in turn, reduces your environmental footprint. It's best to buy tablets which aren't individually wrapped in plastic. To find powders, bars, or tablets: Check the top or bottom shelves of your supermarket, which is where the less-popular products are often found. Or check a refillery, co-op, or health-food store. If you prefer, you can order online, which is often more sustainable than driving to the mall. If you o...

I usually use Warehouse tables to store transformed data, but now I have a case that requires "minimum" time from changed source data (D365 Fabric Link) to Gold. I could either schedule a frequent transformation job or use views. The obvious disadvantage I see with views are that they probably require more compute, but a frequently running notebook will also take some compute. Are there other disadvantages? Or another setup that is better?

Ok I guess it's time for a lady rant a month after my first post and man rant here at the breaking of mothers subreddit. I just have to begin with my thesis statement: I am so tired of women, particularly in public or in positions of authority (imagined or not) not being girl's-girls. Especially other moms not being mom's-moms. I don't walk through life thinking everyone is a potential op, but man, do I have some examples that have been clanging around in my head over just the last week. My kids' school is CONSTANTLY reminding parents that their volunteer efforts *would. be. greatly. appreciated!* I am a member of the PTA, I come to events, participate, volunteer...

I am planning a small server rack UPS. This UPS only needs to bridge across my whole house battery glitching, which causes my servers to go offline. Like 5 min at a time. After that, the rack can use the 20kWh house batteries. Rack needs 50W now, maybe I spec for 100W. I'm at a loss as to how to buy a reputable compact 12VDC LFP. For the house batteries, I can look for UL1973 and UL9540. Not sure that exists for this form factor. I live close to Illumn's store and can drive down to pick up 18650 or 21700. Are there 4s carriers with reliable balancing BMSes (of course FET based is OK) I should consider? How does going this route compare with a pre-built? How do I shop for a pre...

If I have the SKU when do I check the app and where? I've heard some conflicting info on Same Day vs the warehouse tab. Also people say a few hours before the store opens is when it would show up. If someone has the correct info I would love to know, thanks!

How do you find purpose in life? How to feel happy and content with life? How to feel like you're living a meaningful life? How to find a passion? I recently ended a "friendship" that at one point felt like more. So I'm still in withdrawal and detaching, still thinking back to it, had a dream about it, even when I kept myself busy. Since then, I don't really have someone to talk about my day with or share my concerns with. But journaling just feels different. First of all, you get no response. Second of all, I already know what I went through and I already process it in my mind most of the time, so writing it down again just feels like more work and quite a point...

I bought a pair of Adidas shoe for $38 I believe 4 days ago. I saw the same shoe listed for $7 cheaper in next costco coupon book that will start in 2nd week of May. Do I have to bring and return the shoe in store for refund? Or I can just ask them to scan my membership , look for the past shoe purchase and give me the $7 price difference refund, without bringing in the shoe to return? Does costco do price adjustment and if yes how does it work? Thanks

Thinking of shrinking current card setup and opening a new one. Currently going to cancel the Barclays Hawaiian card since it was only opened to churn for the SUB before the merger but I am keeping the Atmos card since I am on the West Coast and my home airport is an Alaska Hub.  I moved home after college and have been postponing my career to go backpacking and have been doing a bunch of trips for the last 2 years. I have about another 1 1/2 years of travelling 3-4 months out of the year, and I am looking for a new card Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of:    \* Amex Gold - No Limit (Charge Card) 07/21    \* Chase Sapphire Preferred - $9900 04/25    \...

Hi everyone, I’m currently living in the UK and have been using a **Costco South Korea Gold Star membership** card that I brought from home. Unfortunately, I’ve lost my physical card recently. Since this is a Korean membership, I’m worried about how to get it replaced or how to continue using Costco here in the UK. I tried setting up the Costco Korea app to use the digital card, but it requires a one-time verification by a staff member at a (maybe Korean) warehouse anyway. Here are the scenarios I'm considering: 1. **Visit a UK warehouse** and see if they can verify my Korean membership and issue a replacement card locally. 2. **Verify and activate my Korean digital membershi...

I’ve been looking into Shopify B2B setups, and one thing I noticed is that people usually search for “best Shopify B2B app” when they actually mean 4–5 different problems. Wholesale pricing is one part. But a B2B store may also need buyer approval, hidden pricing, quote requests, payment terms, quick order forms, live chat, inventory sync, invoices, and support. So I don’t think the right question is: “What is the best Shopify B2B app?” A better question is: “What part of the B2B flow are you trying to fix?” Here’s how I’d break it down. # 1. Wholesale pricing, buyer approval, and access control This is the first category most Shopify stores think about. You n...

I watched the beautiful boy yesterday night around 11pm, The movie with Timothee Chalamet and Steve Carell. I didn't find myself crying for some reason more like relating so much towards the actor Timothee Chalamet how his addiction and his relationship with his father evolved over time consuming crystal meth\*\*.\*\* Well Steve Carell is playing the role as Timothee Chalamet father, I compared the similarities with my life from carelessly walking in n out the parent life to unaware survival to homelessness at 18 years old. I was very unaware from every drug that i have took to escape my depression as I attended to isolate myself from my own illness and the difference i was to believed ...

So I’ve been on disability for 3 years due to schizophrenia. I’m feeling good now and honestly it was an eventful ride where I definitely learned about myself. I’ve applied everywhere such as catering, warehouses to jobs want to do like call centers (my last job in 2024 was a bank call center.) , peer support for mental health, account manager, ramp agent for United airlines (I got hired but for whatever reason I got let go after a day because the supervisor thought I was aimlessly walking around when I got up to get a coffee when I finished my onboarding paperwork. ******* ****.) . I want to find a career not just something because I’m desperate. I have sine college credits but didn...

I am so happy working at Costco and have a AMAZING leadership team and co workers!

Hi everyone, I should preface this by saying that I don't own a car and probably won't for the foreseeable future. I also live in a small city in Ontario. The closest No-Frills is 7.5 km away, and the closest Food Basics is 4 km from my house. It also takes me around 10 minutes of walking from my house to the nearest bus station, and the same from the store to the bus station. Buying groceries and carrying them home by bus can be a hassle at times. Sometimes the bus is full, and even if I bring my shopping trolley, it can only fit so much. For that reason, whenever I go shopping, I tend to pick up smaller-sized items (oil, vinegar, rice, canned goods, 6-packs of sparkling water,...

Friendly reminder that if you purchased any of the savings book items recently, you can request a price adjustment for the difference at your warehouse if it's been within 30 days from your purchase date once the sale starts. At my warehouse, it's at the returns counter, at other warehouses, it may be a different counter. Some warehouses may require a physical receipt, but most usually don't. YMMV. But it's helpful if you have the item number. If you purchased online, it's even easier: https:/. www.costco.com/PriceAdjustmentView Note: "YOUR COST" items are NOT discounted.

I am looking for kosher meat in South Carolina. Costcos in Florida and in other nearby states carry that in bulk. Unfortunately, the Charleston, SC location does not carry any (at least not that I've seen). Can Costco do any kind of "special order" delivery of these items between stores if I bought in bulk?