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Assalamualaikum girlies. I got to the gym and I am a hijabi. I wear pants which are lose from below the knee and they are joggers. However I store some I my thigh area, making it harder to find lose clothing. It has become lose due to but sometimes due to water retention or during movement it gets a little tight. I do wear a big shirt like 4xl. This helps cover hips and most of the thighs. Just the knee and a little bit above it is visible and sometimes gets tight with movement. I looked into modest active wear but it is very expensive. can someone suggest cheap and good active wear? thank you.

here is my list of 10 ideas for schedule 1, in no particular order. (part 1/?) 1: when being chased by cops, if you can get out of sight and change clothes, they won’t notice you. you will still be wanted and it will still go down, just you can now do it in plain sight. 2: the ability to rename products and change their order in the product app. you could also filter by effects, addiction, and price. 3: a flowchart feature in the product app. when you mix a new strain, it appears in the flowchart. it will help keep track of strains, especially in late game when you have hundreds of recipes and no clear way to see the ingredient pathing, as well as seeded mixing since you cant rely on 3r...

Been building a self-hosted team workspace for 2 years. Recently added an AI assistant that lets you ask questions about your workspace - messages, docs, tasks. The obvious approach was: chunk everything, embed it, stuff it into a vector index, query at runtime. The problem: in a multi-user workspace, Person A should never get an AI answer that leaks content from a channel they're not in, or a doc they don't have access to. Most RAG tutorials skip this entirely because they're built for single-user or fully-open corpora. In a workspace product, it's not optional. Here's how I solved it. --- **The naive approach (and why it breaks)** The typical RAG flow: 1. E...

Hello all, I was daydreaming about this question over the last two days and wanted to put my thoughts on the matter here for your entertainment and criticism. The below idea is for how I’d remake the Tower if I was starting from scratch with all the knowledge we have today. It’s broken down into Gameplay, Currency, QOL, and Monetization but there will be overlap between areas. For context, I am not an app developer (though I do know how coding works at an intermediate level) nor am I necessarily looking for help developing this as an app. It’s just an idle thought I wrote about for a couple of hours. Tl;dr: a new version of the tower should fully integrate its current elements, leav...

Hey everyone, This is one of the hardest posts I've ever had to write. After 2 years of continuous struggle, I'm shutting down the CommunoPlus project. # How It Started CommunoPlus began as a side project to solve my own problems with the Communauto app. Missing weekend reservations by minutes, walking to phantom Flex cars that weren't there, constantly refreshing the app hoping for something to appear. As a daily Communauto user, I thought: "I can fix this." So I built CommunoPlus. Flex Radar that hunts cars automatically. Scheduled Reservations that book the millisecond the 31-day window opens. Preferred Vehicle tracking. Dark mode. Lost&Found marketpla...

I know people in this sub rave about Baggu's other bags but I just want to express how much I love the bag that started it all, the reusable! They are my most used, most loved items from the brand. Once I bought my first set of Baggus, I've only used them as my go-to reusable bags everywhere because they're easy to stash in pockets, bags, cars, travel bags, etc. I've since expanded my collection of reusables in different colors, prints and sizes over the years and I've used them extensively and heavily all these years. They've been my lunch bags, snack bags, moving bags, clothes bags, jacket bags for when I need to shed a layer. They've been dirtied, fo...

The true horror of working the graveyard shift at a toll plaza isn't the risk of getting robbed or the freezing cold. The real fear is the isolation. The feeling that the entire world has died while you’re sitting in a crappy old chair, surrounded by asphalt in every direction. My name is Roberto, but the folks at the highway agency call me Beto. I work at the Km 214 Toll Plaza on the Serra Velha Highway. It’s an infamous stretch of road in the south of Brazil. The highway cuts through a valley completely surrounded by dense, mountainous rainforest. There are no towns within a twenty-five-mile radius in either direction. It’s just a gash in the middle of the woods, an asphalt vei...

The true horror of working the graveyard shift at a toll plaza isn't the risk of getting robbed or the freezing cold. The real fear is the isolation. The feeling that the entire world has died while you’re sitting in a crappy old chair, surrounded by asphalt in every direction. My name is Roberto, but the folks at the highway agency call me Beto. I work at the Km 214 Toll Plaza on the Serra Velha Highway. It’s an infamous stretch of road in the south of Brazil. The highway cuts through a valley completely surrounded by dense, mountainous rainforest. There are no towns within a twenty-five-mile radius in either direction. It’s just a gash in the middle of the woods, an asphalt vei...

The true horror of working the graveyard shift at a toll plaza isn't the risk of getting robbed or the freezing cold. The real fear is the isolation. The feeling that the entire world has died while you’re sitting in a crappy old chair, surrounded by asphalt in every direction. My name is Roberto, but the folks at the highway agency call me Beto. I work at the Km 214 Toll Plaza on the Serra Velha Highway. It’s an infamous stretch of road in the south of Brazil. The highway cuts through a valley completely surrounded by dense, mountainous rainforest. There are no towns within a twenty-five-mile radius in either direction. It’s just a gash in the middle of the woods, an asphalt vei...

Hi i'm looking to see if there's any alternative or "gothic" styles of clothing stores in the area. The only one I know of is obsidian dream that is closing now. Unfortunately any recs? Besides like hot topic or spencers lol

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The thing that kept bothering me: the gap between "I have an idea" and "I have a business" isn't talent or intelligence. It's just execution. Setting up the store, writing the copy, figuring out payments, running ads. Most people give up somewhere in that gap, not because they didn't want it badly enough, but because none of that is what they're actually good at. So we got into YCombinator and built LocusFounder. First of all, its **completly free** to beta test, and **you keep all of your earnings**. You tell it what kind of business you want; dropshipping, a digital service, content-based, whatever. If you don't have an idea, it interviews ...

I noticed when ordering pants or shirts from Amazon that sometimes — not always — they arrive with the Amazon shipping label stuck directly on the garment’s plastic bag. No box or shipping bag used, and no paper mailer (my favorite). That means anyone can see the item during shipping. My issue is that I returned this item and the printed code said “customer packed.” The UPS store pointed that out. I called Amazon and they issued a refund and a return shipping label after a chat. When I went back to the UPS store, they said it needed to be in a shipping bag because it looked like it wasn’t packaged properly. I peeled my label a bit so they could see the original Amazon label unde...

The thing that kept bothering me: the gap between "I have an idea" and "I have a business" isn't talent or intelligence. It's just execution. Setting up the store, writing the copy, figuring out payments, running ads. Most people give up somewhere in that gap, not because they didn't want it badly enough, but because none of that is what they're actually good at. So we got into YCombinator and built LocusFounder. First of all, its **completly free** to beta test, and **you keep all of your earnings**. You tell it what kind of business you want; dropshipping, a digital service, content-based, whatever. If you don't have an idea, it interviews ...

Duffle bags have come a long way from being simple carry-all sacks. What was once a basic travel or gym essential has evolved into a highly functional, thoughtfully designed companion for modern lifestyles. Today’s duffle bags are built with features that go far beyond storage, offering convenience, organization, and adaptability in ways many users don’t even realize. If you’ve been using a duffle bag in a traditional way, you might be missing out on several smart features that can completely transform how you travel, work out, or commute. This guide explores lesser-known functionalities that make duffle bags more powerful and versatile than they appear at first glance. # Separate Sh...

So, I (31f) am in a relationship with and living with my boyfriend (38m), we have 1 child together (3f), and he has two children from previous relationships (19m & 14m). So obviously we're not married which bothers me, but the biggest thing is, he doesn't show me any respect. When I found out I was pregnant I was overjoyed, God was giving me the biggest blessing! But when I told him he ruined it by freaking out and reacting negatively, which whatever, men often freak out when they find out their partner is pregnant. But it never got any better, he was never excited about our child, he went to one appointment with me, and then bought a few pieces of maternity clothing for m...

Here's what I am getting, can someone comment on this deal: 2026 BMW i4: includes Driving Assistance Professional, Parking Assistance, and Premium Packages (basically 3 out of 5 optional packages are included) Getting this in Northern California 36 months /7,500 miles lease MSRP: $65,140 Selling price (10.75% off): $58,140 56% residual 0.00075MF $4,750 lease rebate (this includes and additional $1k off that I get through my employer) • First month, tax, and fees at signing - $6,000 (i.e. total down payment) • $504.72 per month

Travel today is all about convenience, flexibility, and efficiency. Whether you’re heading out for a quick weekend getaway or a long international trip, one decision that can significantly impact your experience is choosing between a duffle bag and a suitcase. While both serve the same purpose—carrying your belongings—the way they perform in real-world travel situations is very different. Understanding which option truly makes travel easier depends on your travel style, destination, and priorities. This guide breaks down every important aspect so you can make a practical and informed choice. # Understanding the Core Difference At a basic level, the difference between a duffle bag an...