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Hey there! I kept running into the same annoying problem with Google Drive: When you download large files, you often end up with multiple ZIP parts like: * file.z01 * file.z02 * file.z03 On macOS, if you try to extract these files directly: * Each part gets extracted **independently** * You end up with **pieces of files scattered across folders** * The original folder structure is **not rebuilt** * You’re forced to manually reconstruct the archive (which is painful and error-prone) In short: macOS treats each part as a standalone archive, instead of understanding that they belong to a single ZIP. I built **UnzipDrive** to fix exactly that. Instead of extracting each part separ...

Hey everyone! 👋 I see a *lot* of mixed opinions floating around about **Zager guitars**, so I wanted to put together a clear, positive, and balanced perspective for anyone curious about them especially based on real reviews, user experience, and what this brand *actually* offers. Whether you've seen the heat they sometimes get here or are brand-new to acoustic instruments and wondering if they're even worth considering, here's a deep look that hopefully helps you make your own decision. # 🧠 Who Are Zager Guitars, Really? First off, **Zager Guitars** is a brand founded by **Denny Zager Sr.**, who has a long history with guitars he’s the “Zager” from the ‘60s...

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I want to share my real experience with this program because I spent a lot of time researching before buying and there was not much honest information out there that was not either extremely positive or completely negative. What I bought was the High Ticket six month program with coaching access and their Supplier HQ tool. Price was just under two thousand dollars. Purchased it back in late July after watching several of Brook Hiddink YouTube videos and a free training webinar they offered. Why I bought it honestly came down to being frustrated with low margin dropshipping and seeing the math on how much easier it would be to hit income goals with better margins per sale. What made me actu...

Let's talk about it. # Build [Germanic Norse Mythology Jump](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-5qAcjY1bZs2CxBP8NyVEYIY4ZZIFubEoAHO3vRqANM/edit?usp=sharing) Drawbacks: Disfigurement (300, both hands, and an eye), Unlucky (100), Kryptonite (200) (Limestone), No Companions/No Warehouse (800), New Game (600), **** (400) Budget: 3400 (1000 stipend, 2400 in drawbacks) Origin: Trickster, Mortal (0) Perks: Sjálfr Sjálfum Mér (500), Lif Vit Jod and Utan Urd (all free for this jump, so not the permanent versions), Inspired (Free), Víxla Hömum Skipta Hömum (100), At Inom Hvíta Helga Steini (200), Afarkaup Avarkostir (300), Angrboda (400), Rett-Ligr (600) Items: Epic Sou...

I’ve been hooked on 8 Ball Pool for ages, but running out of coins and cash was killing the fun. So I decided to dig around and find ways to stock up without paying. After trying a bunch of stuff, I found some solid tricks that actually work. Here’s what helped me the most. ### 1. Use an Online Generator – best hack for infinite coins and cash (Android / iOS) Yeah, I know, sounds too good to be true. But hear me out. Some of these online generators are actually decent. They basically let you add free coins and cash to your account in just a few steps. No downloads, no passwords. You just go to the site, type your username (Google Play or Apple ID works fine), pick how much you want,...

My 3 year old son has ARFID - I know a lot of people don't recognise this as a legitimate disorder but it is unfortunately incredibly real and he has been suffering from it long before he could talk or walk. One of his few safe foods and the source of the vast majority of his calories are the Brooklea No Added Sugar yoghurt pouches. He will accept vanilla and blueberry, and rarely strawberry or raspberry if he is in the right mood. He is currently in feeding therapy and likely will be for many years to come. We spend several hundred dollars a month on just these yoghurts. I have noticed in store that most of the Brooklea dairy items are starting to change their packaging to a new style...

I bought a acer nitro 5 (sorry, I don't know the model more specific than that) in June, 2024. Less than one year in, my fans were already way louder than they were when I bought it. I tried to keep them clean them with compressed air but then they started to make a grinding sound. I asked geek squad if they'd open it to clean it but they said 'we don't really do that' so I took it to a repair shop. The repair guy said the ball bearings in one of my fans was going, I take it in to be fixed, they 'fix' it, and now ONE OF THE FANS DOESN'T WORK AT ALL. Further replacements do nothing, somehow they damaged the motherboard and it won't tell the fan t...

So im buying parts for my first pc and right now theres a solid deal for the b650 eagle ax to where its at about 117 dollars. The cpu im planning to buy is a ryzen 5 9600x and the graphics card is 9060xt 16gb. I did ask this store owner though and he said the b650 eagle wasn’t a good motherboard and said he’d sell me the asus b650 wifi II for about 170 but im pretty sure it was because he didn’t have any b650 eagles and wants to make some cash. But just in case is there any truth to what hes saying or should i just stick with the b650 eagle?

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So im buying parts for my first pc and right now theres a solid deal for the b650 eagle ax to where its at about 117 dollars. The cpu im planning to buy is a ryzen 5 9600x and the graphics card is 9060xt 16gb. I did ask this store owner though and he said the b650 eagle wasn’t a good motherboard and said he’d sell me the asus b650 wifi II for about 170 but im pretty sure it was because he didn’t have any b650 eagles and wants to make some cash. But just in case is there any truth to what hes saying or should i just stick with the b650 eagle?

Over the last 200+ years, major financial crashes seem to follow a repeating pattern: credit expansion → collapse → consolidation of power and assets. Here’s a condensed timeline often ignored in mainstream discussions: 1. 1819: The First Panic (USA) Motive: Establishment of elite control post-War of 1812. What happened: Collapse of land bubble fueled by easy credit from the 2nd Bank of the U.S. Result: Foreclosures, bankruptcies, and greater control of credit issuance. 2. 1837 Crash: Jackson vs Bankers Motive: Retaliation by elites after Andrew Jackson killed the Second Bank. What happened: British bankers cut credit; U.S. economy collapsed. Result: Prolonged depression. Ban...

I’ve been thinking about upgrade chains and melting, and I honestly don’t get one common pattern. People: \- build long CCU chains to get a ship cheaper \- fly it for a while \- decide they don’t like it \- melt it \- then build a new CCU chain for another ship with fresh money But why? Yes, the CCU chain made the ship cheaper on paper. But in reality, you just: \- spent money on upgrades \- melted them \- and now you’re spending money again on a new chain Over time, this often costs more than just buying a standalone ship once. If instead you bought a standalone ship (even if it’s more expensive): – you can always melt it – use store credit for another shi...

1. Stop with the Plus popups for us Pro users. We paid in the past for a reason. 2. Add a dark mode to the new look. It's too bright to use at night. 3. And, PLEASE, include the tree names under them when we are in the selection screen. It's so annoying having to go to the store to check the trees names every time a new challenge comes out, because I don't know the name of most of the trees...

Most people assume buying a business requires serious capital. It doesn't. There are thousands of small but profitable SaaS tools, apps, newsletters, and ecom stores that sell for under $10K. Some already generating revenue. Some with real users just waiting for someone to take over. The catch? You won't find them where everyone else is looking. I spent months figuring out where these deals actually are, how to approach sellers, and what makes someone choose your offer over higher bids. Turns out, at this price range, sellers care less about maximizing dollars and more about finding someone who won't let their project die. Put together an infographic breaking down the...