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What are the best cheap batteries for a 5 inch 6s quad. I think about 1300mah is good. I live in the netherlands so please eu stores or stores with a eu warehouse. I know droneshop has good batteries but they are too expensive for me.

\*reposted to remove personal details\* Hi all! I see that these Artika Eclipse solar string lights are on sale starting tomorrow and I'm wondering if anyone has used these before? Can you string multiple strands together?How weatherproof are they really? Does the solar charger actually charge it well? I would love some reviews before buying! Thank you!

Hi all, I need some help reviewing this resume. I am targeting junior planner or buyer roles, preferably in the manufacturing industry. I've applied for roles in Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Shah Alam but got like 3 interviews at most. \- Would it be better if I just remove the sales associate experience? \- How could the resume be improved in terms of word choices and structure? https://preview.redd.it/mo8xznoksqug1.png?width=1414&format=png&auto=webp&s=e7d54ce30702b3f6d6b94607da9b95f9df757cdc

Fatal flooding, “the deadliest ten minutes in decades,” the convergence of WWII, and an AI model [too strong to be contained](https://archive.ph/XChTY). What could possibly go wrong? **Last Week in Collapse: April 5-11, 2026** This is *Last Week in Collapse*, a weekly newsletter compiling some of the most important, timely, soul-crushing, ironic, amazing, or otherwise must-see/can’t-look-away moments in Collapse. This is the 224th weekly newsletter. The March 29-April 4, 2026 edition is available [here](https://old.reddit.com/r/collapse/comments/1sd0qvq/last_week_in_collapse_march_29april_4_2026/) if you missed it last week. These newsletters are also available (in full, with image...

The dark, persistent smell of leather hid what had happened in the warehouse before everything went mad. The chemicals used to tan hides had a strange beauty to them, the way they prolonged the usefulness of death itself. Sunbeams slipped through the few windows that still clung to their frames, breaking apart as they reached the warehouse floor. The place looked almost safe. Hopeful, even. Light rippled across the ceiling where it bounced off a shallow pool that had gathered in the center of the hall, colours drifting like ghosts as the reflections moved. Even the blood staining the water, rising in slow red clouds, didn’t dispel the illusion. Nor did the low moans of the dying. Someho...

The dark, persistent smell of leather hid what had happened in the warehouse before everything went mad. The chemicals used to tan hides had a strange beauty to them, the way they prolonged the usefulness of death itself. Sunbeams slipped through the few windows that still clung to their frames, breaking apart as they reached the warehouse floor. The place looked almost safe. Hopeful, even. Light rippled across the ceiling where it bounced off a shallow pool that had gathered in the center of the hall, colours drifting like ghosts as the reflections moved. Even the blood staining the water, rising in slow red clouds, didn’t dispel the illusion. Nor did the low moans of the dying. Someho...

Back with the weekly Seongsu popup list. This week has a nice mix of K-beauty, Italian luxury, and food experiences. Three popups close by Sunday so prioritize those. **Closing this week — go now or miss them** [**Benedetta Boroli: Sneakerina Seoul**](https://insideseoul.app/seongsu/popups/benedetta-boroli-sneakerina-seoul) — closes Fri Apr 18. Italian brand's first standalone store in Asia. Hybrid shoes — half ballet flat, half sneaker, handcrafted nappa leather. There's a Lavazza coffee corner inside so you can sip actual Italian espresso. Sangwon 1-gil 11, 12 min from Seongsu Station Exit 3. [**Leverbe Fragrance Popup**](https://insideseoul.app/seongsu/popups/leverbe-fr...

Comrades, I' redesigning some of the logistics in the republic, and the concept is that every city has a warehouse where food, alcohol, clothes, and electronics are delivered by rail from other cities, and then distributed locally by road via trucks. I've set limits in the warehouse to the amount of each item to be stored, because a larger quantity of food is needed than electronics, proportionally. So the space reserved for food is about 50%, while space for electronics is only 10%. I'm using a rail distribution office to fetch goods from other cities, and the trigger for the rail distribution office is to send out trains when the stocks drop below 60%. But this doesn'...

I already have close to 500 hours in this game, but so far I've always played by building a huge platform at the edge of the map, producing all items there, and then storing everything in a central warehouse. This time I wanted to play differently with the new random nodes feature — having smaller, distributed factories for their respective items and then maybe consolidating everything into a central warehouse again. But I find this approach so much harder. I'm faced with a lot of challenges. The logistics are way more complex, and early on you simply don't have everything unlocked that you actually need for it. Somehow it just feels annoying to play this way, rather than f...

Back in 🇺🇸 I use to shop at Costco and value outlet for all my protein sources. Here it's expensive and I can't really splurge on all of these items. My doc has advised me to pack on protein as I am trying to build muscles. I am looking for protein waters, bars, whey protein powder & protein pancake mixes. Are there any outlet stores here selling it cheaper? Don't mind short expiry as I am to consume them within a shorter period. Help a girl out please 🥹

So my first Dondorian city failed due to a non-existent military, constant raids and logistical issues. On my second city I tried a Tilapi city, starting as a small hunting operation on the far left of the map, later being reduced in importance as a hunting outpost and being turned into an insane asylum and stockade for prisoners of war. As my town started growing, the economy was primarily based on auroch farming fertile northern fields along with a bowyer industry. I quickly started exploiting clay island in the west part of the river so that I could get pottery and alcohol, which the people loved, attracting more migrants. As soon as I had a steady supply of food, wood and leather, I bui...

Hello everyone, i just need lang po some advice. So we have this group of employees, actually sila yung pioneering saamin. But you know, we slowly implemented some rules & regulations pra din e follow sa mga new labor. So here's the thing, sila na group is relatives lng sila. And halos lahat sila may mga cash advances saamin. Kampante lng din ako kasi stay in workers sila then yung 3 workers may dalang pamilya nila, kaya bigay lng ng bigay ng CA. Hanggang kinompute ko, halos 40k na yung total ng CA nila. Actually 9 workers sila. And then kahapon, umuwi kmi samin then ngreport yung watchman nmin na umalis silang lahat. Yung 9 stay in workers. Leaving us with that total amount o...

Little story here. I bought multiple things off Xianyu from one seller, shipped all of them to a company called Aramex ( famous in the Middle East ) to a warehouse in Hong Kong. You may ask why do you ship to Hong Kong when Xianyu sellers are mostly from mainland China? It’s because these guys had the wrong Chinese phone number and I couldn’t use it. So I opted for Hong Kong. Due to Chinese new year and some reasons that I still do not know. The shipment was not delivered to the warehouse but was rather stored in a small shop in some mall in Hong Kong. I reached out to u/Enterecho desperately. My precious beyblades cannot be lost. \- he called the warehouse and they confirmed that th...

I've only done a couple of briskets in the past. The biggest challenge was finding a place to buy the brisket. I can find it from online butchers but with that I can't see what I'm getting. I found this one at a store called HANOS(It's like Costco but smaller). I had to cut it to fit my smoker. I rubbed it with just salt and pepper the day before and smoked it for about 9 hours, wrapped in butcher paper at 160F. It rested in a cooler for 4-5 hours. My family here loved it, they were surprised by how tender it was. I don't think any of them have had brisket before. We still had half left over so I'll be enjoying the other half for the rest of the week myself!...

[https://www.costco.ca/p/-/kirkland-signature-laundry-detergent-200-loads-127-kg-28-lb/100699092](https://www.costco.ca/p/-/kirkland-signature-laundry-detergent-200-loads-127-kg-28-lb/100699092) we use this and need more but cannot find anymore? are these in store anymore please? thx

Local Toyworld (Toy chain store here in NZ) is unfortunately closing down, so I popped in and found the two twin packs for $14NZD each (usually $22NZD each). The others were picked up at The Warehouse (3 for $9), and Woolworths (2 for $4.50)

like one other redditor on here mentioned, in our state we have a thing called olcc, which is state ran, they own all but one liquor store in the state and this is the only place you can buy liquor. Well I was on a quest today and was delivering to a home Depot distribution warehouse when I get this call via Uber from a customer with a heavy African (Swahili is prolly his first language) accent asking when I am delivering his order, confused I asked if it was one of the very recent ones. it wasn't any of them, it was a pending order I accepted that I was going to do after drop off of the current order. So onto why I said what I said before about liquor, when I get done with said delive...

For the longest time, my dropshipping business was powered by a simple formula: find a trending product on AliExpress, mark it up, and run Facebook ads. It worked, kind of. I was making sales, but my store was a revolving door of unhappy customers. The complaints were always the same: "Where is my order?", "This took a month to arrive!", "The quality is terrible." I was stuck in a cycle of appeasing angry customers, processing refunds, and constantly searching for new "winner" products because the ones I sold had a shelf life of about two weeks before the negative reviews piled up. My Stripe account was a battlefield of disputes, and my ad account wa...