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Location: Wisconsin \*Will gift best answer\* I’m looking for general legal advice regarding a storage facility that damaged my business tools and materials after advertising climate-controlled units with electrical outlets, and repeatedly restricted my access despite assuring me I would not be locked out. I run a construction-related business and specifically needed a climate-controlled storage unit with an electrical outlet to store tools and materials that cannot be exposed to freezing temperatures or humidity. I found this facility while searching specifically for climate-controlled units with outlets. Their website heavily advertised climate control and outlets and stated you don�...

After months of beta testing with and countless iterations, Kygo Health is officially available on the App Store. **What it does:** Connects your food logging with your wearable data to show you correlations between what you eat and how your body responds (sleep, HRV, recovery). Your wearable tells you your sleep score dropped. We tell you why. **Food Logging (Free!)** The entire logging system is built around one principle: if it takes more than 30 seconds, people quit. * Natural language ("chicken salad with avocado" - done) * Voice logging * AI photo recognition * Barcode scanner * Copy meals across days * 5M+ food database with full macro/micronutrient breakdown **Wearab...

Planning a trip in late February and will be staying in Mammoth and Old Faithful. Does anyone know if there is ice available in the stores in winter? Also, are there any basic groceries? Trying to save a little money and eat our own food/snacks.

Hi all, I've built a code execution python library, and I'm interested in understanding where on the spectrum of functional programming it would fall. I know it's definitely not completely functional, but I think it has aspects. I might also be tricked into thinking this because while I borrow ideas/features that exist in some functional languages, they might not be features that make those languages functional (e.g. lazy evaluation). Here is the library: [https://github.com/mitstake/darl](https://github.com/mitstake/darl) Ultimately, I guess my goal is to know whether it would be genuine to advertise this library as a framework for functional-ish style programming. ...

First picture is the built plate with a (relatively) successful print. The red areas have a roughly 70% failure rate generally (partial fails, first layers peeling, “smushed” looking parts) and the middle has the same issues at about 50% The second is my LCD. I noticed a halo in the center of the LCD when doing a test exposure. This unit was in storage for several months and just recently got pulled out Here’s the troubleshooting i’ve done: Relevelled 3x times Replaced FEP Got new resin Sanded build plate Ensured print temp is roughly 72 degrees adjust exposure, first layer counts, first layer exposure times, various lift settings etc I have the ability to upgrade to ...

I didn’t go because I believe in ghosts. I went because my friend wouldn’t stop talking about “the town.” He said it the way people say the mall, the diner, the spot. Like everyone’s supposed to know. Like it’s a rite of passage if you live within driving distance of the mountains. “It’s not even that far,” he told me for the third time that week, leaning on my passenger window while I was trying to pump gas. “Old mining town. Abandoned. Still has stuff left behind. Tools. Cans. Maybe signs. And it’s supposed to be haunted.” I made a face. “Haunted by what. Miners with pickaxes?” He grinned like I’d walked into it. “Exactly.” He was the kind of guy who...

I didn’t go because I believe in ghosts. I went because my friend wouldn’t stop talking about “the town.” He said it the way people say the mall, the diner, the spot. Like everyone’s supposed to know. Like it’s a rite of passage if you live within driving distance of the mountains. “It’s not even that far,” he told me for the third time that week, leaning on my passenger window while I was trying to pump gas. “Old mining town. Abandoned. Still has stuff left behind. Tools. Cans. Maybe signs. And it’s supposed to be haunted.” I made a face. “Haunted by what. Miners with pickaxes?” He grinned like I’d walked into it. “Exactly.” He was the kind of guy who...

I didn’t go because I believe in ghosts. I went because my friend wouldn’t stop talking about “the town.” He said it the way people say the mall, the diner, the spot. Like everyone’s supposed to know. Like it’s a rite of passage if you live within driving distance of the mountains. “It’s not even that far,” he told me for the third time that week, leaning on my passenger window while I was trying to pump gas. “Old mining town. Abandoned. Still has stuff left behind. Tools. Cans. Maybe signs. And it’s supposed to be haunted.” I made a face. “Haunted by what. Miners with pickaxes?” He grinned like I’d walked into it. “Exactly.” He was the kind of guy who...

LONG POST and SPOILER THEORIES. I’ve been rewatching *Solo Leveling* (if you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend it), and it got me thinking about the parallels between Sung Jinwoo’s powers and Azriel’s - especially after *HOFAS*, where we finally got a glimpse of Azriel’s blue energy manifestations. And now I can’t unsee it. Sung Jinwoo (Solo Leveling) - Shadow Monarch * **Sentient, loyal shadows** that actively fight/defend and operate independently * They **talk** to him * **Shadow Exchange**: travel/teleport using shadows * **Silent, surgical combat style**: no wasted movement, no speeches, insane speed + stealth * **Deep blue “Monarch mana”** aesthetic * Wield dagge...

so i built something to fix it writing a paper and need a source that backs up a specific point, not just the general topic? like, you’re arguing that bitcoin helped financial inclusion in africa, but all you find are vague articles about crypto in general. it’s the worst. you end up wasting hours sifting through paywalls, irrelevant abstracts, and papers that don’t even support what you’re trying to say. i got tired of it, so i made a tool called reporta. you plug in your topic (e.g., "bitcoin’s impact on the african economy") and your angle (e.g., "positive effects on financial inclusion"), and it spits out a list of academic sources that actually match. no ...

I have been extremely depressed and am just coming out of it one inch at a time (with long bouts of anger and tears over the current state of US affairs). I had a lot of regular, everyday trash bagged up and generally speaking, I \*\*do\*\* take that stuff out to the curb on time for collection each week. But I've missed the last 2 weeks, so the barrel was already fairly full. On top of the everyday stuff, I've bagged up about 6 contractor's bags of The Hoard over the last couple of days and have taken them out to the barrel. The lid wouldn't close all the way and I'm amazed the wheels didn't come off as I rolled the barrel out to the curb. But I did it! The s...

Let’s theoretically say spot stays where it’s at, between 100-115 for the foreseeable future. How long do you think it will take refineries to get through their backlog to where LCS’s won’t have ridiculous buy prices, especially on 90% constitutional? Melt on a Peace dollar is currently around \~$87 at the time I’m posting this. My LCS buy sheet is offering $60.70. That just seems insane to me, and just seems like the store is saying “we don’t want to buy unless you’re desperate”. Anyone with refinery knowledge, if spot settles here, would we start seeing normal buy prices in a month? Three months? Six? A year?

I've just hit level 500 and I'm prepping for my prestige by really intending to maximize this run fully. I feel like I've seen one or two photos where someone managed to have no empty spaces, but I can't find them, if they existed, and I can't figure out a strategy for this myself. As I see it, there are 4 out of >!56!< spaces that generally can't go to legendaries: 1. NecroMerger 2. Grave (any level) 3. >!Store-O!< (obviously optional, but I'm definitely using it) 4. Empty merging spot (necessary to get your final legendary combo merged) The only trick that comes to mind as I write this, and maybe this is indeed it, is ...

There's a divergence happening in executive circles that most people aren't paying attention to yet. Some leaders seem to sustain high-level performance decade after decade. Others hit a wall somewhere in their 40s or 50s—still competent, still successful by normal standards, but noticeably diminished from their peak. The conventional explanation involves luck, genetics, or lifestyle discipline. The more accurate explanation is that some executives have figured out something others haven't: managing your biology is a strategic advantage, and there's now a medical infrastructure specifically designed to do it systematically. **The Performance Decline Nobody Talks About...

I need to talk some things out. I am about one year from a probable major relocation from the USA to Europe. 1. I \*do\* have multiple "mild/moderate" disabilities, physical/neurological as well as trauma related which together are not easy but can "pass" and manage reasonably well because I have a lot of experiance coping. Having the support of a service animal would help in certain extremely triggering situations and a doctor might actually sign off on it. 2. Knowing that others were probably \*more\* qualified for a service dog I never tried to get an official one but I do have quite a touch with animals and both my cat \*and\* dog function as At Home Service ani...

My brother turns 28 next month and he’s impossible to shop for because he has the most random hobbies. One thing I know he’s into is collecting unusual candy from around the world. Not like fancy chocolates, more like the weird stuff you’d find at a specialty candy store or import shop. Last year I got him Japanese Kit Kat flavors and he loved it, so I’m trying to keep that energy going. I’ve been looking at options like freeze dried candy, sour candy assortments, or maybe one of those subscription boxes, but I feel like those are too predictable now that they’re everywhere. I saw someone mention a giant gummy worm in another thread and that seems like it could be funny, but I’...

Hello everyone, i applied for bandai fest maybe a day or two after general entry registration kicked off. Ive been in this "successful" application since, and am not sure how it works. On other posts ive seen people say the "successful" means you pretty much are guaranteed in, but bandai itself seems to say that you are placed in a lottery pool. On other reddit posts ive seen, ive seen people say "successful" means youre guaranteed a spot in, if the event didnt sell out. Wanted to hear thoughts from the community, as its my first bandai fest.

I can feel the newest stage of my life lapping at my ankles like waves on the shore, but I am too afraid to jump in. Any indication from my chart & current transits what the future has in store for me? Is there anything interesting about my chart that jumps out in general?

I have 2 options. Refurbished iPhone SE 2022 in excellent condition, from an Apple Premium Partner, with the battery guaranteed to be at least 85%, for €229. NEW iPhone SE 2022 for €370. Initially, I thought the one for €229 was the best deal, but then I told myself: a used battery that is 4 years old, what are the chances of it being great? If I then have to spend another €100 at the Apple Store to have it replaced, I might as well buy the new iPhone with a 2-year warranty. But it really bothers me to spend that much money on an object that is 4 years old. What would you do? What do you think are good prices? DON'T COMPARE IT WITH DOLLARS IT'S EURO-MARKET WITH D...