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I wish I had found this sub many years ago! I am 60 years old and I have had bra trouble my entire life. As a teenager/young adult, I wore a size 34C or 34D, probably after an inept fitting, but I honestly don't remember. For many years, I struggled with unsupportive bras that ran up my back. Around maybe 15 years ago, I was trying to find a bra at a department store. The woman working in the department measured me, I think, and then brought me a Panache bra, size 32F. Needless to say that I was very skeptical, but I tried it on and it fit. A year or so later, I was visiting family in the US and I had a proper bra fitting and the results were the same. All of my Panache bras are 32F and...

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Quantum a sci fi story by Richard Helsdown QUANTUM CHAPTER 1: THE VAULT DISCOVERY (1945–1985) Antarctica, 1945 – The First Unfolding The wind didn’t howl. It held its breath. Beneath a forgotten glacier, hidden from every map, lay a vault that was never meant to be opened again. David Solomon steadied the frequency emitter. Gabrielle Moreau scanned the torus-like symbols etched into frozen steel. Michael Carter, younger than both but with eyes aged by theory, whispered, “It’s not a lock. It’s a pattern.” They activated the resonance. The door didn’t open. It unfolded— as if remembering how. Inside the Nazi Vault – Echoes of the Unknown The vault was no bunker...

Hi everyone, I currently have an iPhone 13 that I bought in October 2024, and I’m thinking about upgrading mainly because I want a 120Hz display. Right now I have two options: * a used iPhone 15 Pro for €550, sold by a store that used it as a demo unit. It has 100% battery health and 77 charge cycles * a brand new iPhone 17 for €815 I’m trying to understand which would be the better choice overall. What would you do in my situation? Is the 15 Pro at that price a great deal, or does it make more sense to spend more and get the new iPhone 17? I’d appreciate any pros and cons or general suggestions.

Timestamp: [https://imgur.com/a/9CbTkXZ](https://imgur.com/a/9CbTkXZ) Hi MM! Clearing out stuff. I've priced slightly below my cost but still feel free to make me an offer if you like the item and not the price. Local to SF Bay (peninsula/south bay), **shipped prices are CONUS only** (international possible at buyer's cost) # Take everything in this post for $110 shipped **KAM Bouquet Lagarus base - $35 local, $40 shipped** * BNIB, trays still have plastic on them * Decided to go in a different direction for the build * Can unwrap and ship in ziploc bag for cheaper, PM me for quote **HMX Blue Topaz switches x70 - $20 local, $25 shipped** * Used in hotswap build twice and typ...

I’m looking to connect with reliable wholesale suppliers, distributors, or liquidators for tech hardware. My primary focus is buying laptops in bulk, but I'm absolutely open to other electronics and peripherals as well. If you supply in volume, please DM me with: The types of hardware you typically carry Your Minimum Order Quantities (MOQs) General pricing AED, manifests, or catalogs Location of store if you have one Looking forward to doing business!

Hello all :) As the title says I am shopping for my first bra in at least five years. I used to have smaller ***** when I weighed less and just never felt the need to buy or wear bras. Last time I had a bra was maybe freshman year of high school. Now I am almost 21, up 75 pounds (positive weight!), and am looking for a bra due to my back pain and just general discomfort. I measured using a few different calculators and I got sizes 38DD, 38DDD, and 38H, (all in US sizes and the last size is using the ABTF calculator). Anyway my main question is does anyone have tips for buying a new bra for the first time in a while? Should I buy multiple sizes and hope I can return ones that do not fit?...

I see this question pop up all the time in the community: "Are my photos and files on Google Drive/Photos actually private? Are they encrypted, or is Google looking at everything?" There is a lot of confusion around what "encrypted" actually means when it comes to Big Tech. If you've been wondering how secure your memories really are, here is the factual breakdown of how Google stores your data, and who actually has access to it. 1. Are your photos encrypted? Yes (But there's a catch) Google uses strong encryption for your data, but it applies to two specific stages: • Encryption in Transit: When you upload a photo from your phone to Google’s servers, the...

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I’ve been reading both libertarian and progressive economic perspectives, and I tried to put together a structured critique of libertarianism from a more pragmatic point of view. I was also intrigued by the Austrian school’s Economic Calculation Problem and Local Knowledge Problem theories, two of the most misunderstood arguments in economics, and the strongest critiques of collectivist economic systems that reject markets and private property like communism. For some reason, everyone who bashed those systems using those theories always turned out to be libertarian. There aren’t many good videos debunking libertarianism. But I wouldn’t be writing this if I hadn’t read a progressi...

Seen a lot of posts asking which agency to go with so thought I'd just share my actual experience. Used these across two different Shopify stores. Rating: 4/5 Used them mainly for customer support emails and product launches. Took a couple weeks to get into the rhythm but once they did it was mostly hands off for me. Pricing is reasonable for what you get. Would work better if you have clear SOPs ready from your end. 2. Velocity Sellers (US based) Rating: 4/5 Pretty solid for Amazon focused ecommerce work. Good account management and they actually understand marketplace operations. Slightly on the pricier side but the quality is consistent. 3. Wing Assistant (US based, VAs are rem...

# How I Taught My AI Memory System to Forget There is a specific kind of irritation that comes from watching an intelligent system confidently misread you. I was deep in a conversation about country equity rotation signals — the kind of technical discussion that represents the actual center of my professional life — when Claude helpfully noted that I might want to think about this through the lens of Ayurvedic medicine, because I had apparently expressed interest in Panchakarma once, in a single conversation, three months ago. I had. I’d asked one question. I didn’t need it in perpetuity. This is not Claude’s fault. It is the fault of how AI memory systems are designed. And once I...

Hey everyone, I have a somewhat general question, but it has to do with Heroquest specifically. A thrift store near me had its grand opening, and I went to check it out since I kept getting ads for it. Low in behold, in a world full of coal, I found some gems: TWO (yes, two) 1989 Heroquest base set boxes. I thought it would have been just maybe barely enough pieces between the two to almost make one complete box, but somehow the gods blessed me and shoved 2 COMPLETE sets, a little over half of a 3rd box, and part of an expansion that im going to figure out later. So, my question is, is there any good places i can list extra pieces for people who would be missing them from their own copi...

I’ve been noticing a pattern across a lot of dropshipping stores lately. People are getting clicks, decent traffic, sessions look fine — but conversions are basically zero. So they start fixing everything: • site speed • product pages • checkout • testing new creatives …but nothing really changes. What I keep seeing instead is this: → the ad shows a specific angle or hook → but the landing page feels more generic When someone clicks, they already have an idea in their head from the ad. If the first thing they land on doesn’t immediately confirm that (same angle, same message), they bounce — even if the product is decent. That’s why it can feel like: ...

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Use this weekly thread to talk about \*\*CAVA nutrition tools, PDFs and data accuracy\*\*. \*\*Good topics for this post:\*\* \- Official vs third-party CAVA nutrition calculators \- Where to find ingredient lists, PDFs or nutrition fact sheets \- How accurate the calorie and macro numbers seem in real life \- Comparing [CavaNutrition.com](http://CavaNutrition.com), CAVA's own tools and tracking apps \*\*Examples:\*\* \- "Are CAVA's listed calories accurate compared to my food scale?" \- "Has anyone compared the official PDF to the in-store menu?" \- "My app and the calculator disagree by 200 calories; which is more realistic?" \*\*If y...

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I’ve been using HDFC as my banking partner for the last four years of my business. This includes remittances, etc. My question is: how much margin does HDFC generally charge? Every time I receive remittances against my exports, I have to go through long negotiations with my relationship manager (RM) to get a good rate. For example, let’s say today’s rate on XE or Google is 90.50. If the bank’s margin for me is 25 paise per dollar for my transactions, they still end up charging me around 45 paise per dollar. When I ask my RM, they usually quote a rate about 20 paise lower than what I see on Google, saying their IBR Treasury rate is 90.30—even though I can see 90.50 on Google/XE. T...

#[Floating over the Dark](https://youtu.be/sjFLYHF9PxA?si=9I00ua7bubLY8poK) [*Desolation Sound, (North Cascadia)*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desolation_Sound) Two elder beards sat beside the fireplace, the boat rocking up and down as it rested above desolation sound, one of the deepest parts of the ocean along the Cascadian coast. On the table was an empty sushi-platter, not a small one you'd buy from the grocery store, but one of those multi-thousand dollar boats. Nearly three hundred pieces of omakase-styled sushi, from nigiri to handrolls and everything in between. All of it had been eaten by the two heavy-set men as they discussed the future of the world while the sun went dow...