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My first character was apparently half taking inspiration from Daryl Dixon. I was still figuring out the game and was not surviving more than a week (eventually I figured out that part of the problem was trying to run it on steam deck without adjusting my settings first). For some reason spawning glitched a few times because I'd click muldraugh and it would spawn me in Riverside or something instead and through sheer determination I would fight my way back to Muldraugh often looking like a wreck and definitely dressed a little odd at times. Now picture this, you've found another survivor. He's surviving the same as you. He's doing his best on collecting supplies and cle...

Hello guys! I have a scene with an organic object sculpted in VR without UVs. I applied a Cloth tag with a subtle turbulence effect. Since the texture is projected using XYZ to UVW, when the object moves because of the turbulence, the texture slides as well. I thought using a Rest Position tag would fix it, but as soon as I click “Store Rest Position”, the bump completely disappears. I also tried different projection methods, but nothing changes. Any tips?

This dropped 4 days ago and I haven't seen enough people talking about it. AWS launched **Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments** in partnership with Coinbase and Stripe. The short version: your agent now has a wallet and can spend money on its own. Here's what the workflow actually looks like now: You give your agent a Coinbase or Stripe wallet. You fund it. You set a session spending limit (e.g. "$5 max per run"). The agent runs. It hits a paid API mid-execution? It pays. Paywalled data it needs? It pays. A better-suited agent available for a subtask? It pays that agent and gets the result back. All of this happens inside the same execution loop, with zero human interrup...

Hey everyone 👋 After talking to many indie developers and startup founders, we noticed the same problem over and over again: > Most small teams don’t have: * dedicated QA engineers * beta tester communities * real-device testing setups * time to manage Google Play closed testing requirements But users today expect apps to work flawlessly from day one. One bad launch can lead to: * poor reviews * uninstall spikes * Play Store rejection * lost trust So we built **TestMyApps**. # What is TestMyApps? It’s a platform focused on helping developers: ✅ test apps with real users ✅ complete Google Play closed testing ✅ find issues before launch ✅ improve launch ...

If you run an agency that sells to Shopify brands, the best store database is not just the one with the most rows. The better question is: Can it help you find stores worth contacting? For agency prospecting, you usually need four things: 1. Store discovery 2. Qualification signals 3. Contact data 4. A reason to pitch A giant list of Shopify domains is not enough. ## 1. StoreInspect StoreInspect is built around Shopify-specific prospecting. The useful part for agencies is that you can filter stores by the signals that usually matter for outreach. Examples: - Category - Traffic - Product count - Apps installed - Apps missing - Pixels - Paid ads signal - Tech stack gaps - Available c...

If you want to find Shopify stores using Rebuy, start with what Rebuy usually signals. Rebuy is usually an AOV, personalization, upsell, cross-sell, or retention signal. It often means the store is already thinking about conversion and post-purchase revenue. That can be useful if you sell: - CRO - Landing pages - Personalization - Email/SMS - Subscription tools - Loyalty - Analytics - Attribution - Paid media - Shopify development But “uses Rebuy” is not enough by itself. You want the rest of the account context. ## 1. Check the store manually Open the Shopify store and check product, cart, checkout-adjacent, and post-purchase surfaces where possible. Common Rebuy signs: - Prod...

Hey everyone, I've been working on a computer vision system for retail shelf monitoring for a while now and wanted to share what I've built, where I'm stuck, and see if anyone here has dealt with similar problems. **What the system does** The goal is simple on paper: take a photo of a retail shelf, identify every product on it, match each product to an SKU in our catalog, and flag any gaps (out-of-stock items). Sounds straightforward until you're actually in a store with inconsistent lighting, products shoved at weird angles, and 12 variants of the same shampoo sitting next to each other. **My current pipeline** Step 1 - I trained an object detection model (YOLO-base...

More bios. Sonya- a robot made in yet ANOTHER failed attempt to bring a metal hedgehog to them but annoyed they bent the rules and made a similar being. However they had used spare parts of other failed attempts they like seem to like cats. Whisper- a wolf who was created with permission of her lover to be used to promote the Daimond cutters to paint them as a friend of those whod seek out peace of course there were complaints. Especially when it was revealed a backer called 'Mr.D' was often uneasy around it. Its mask had to be stuck onto the face as children would rip its eyes out because of a baseless rumor there were whisps inside of the wolf because of 'Whispers in the s...

Not here to trash Higgsfield. It does cinematic video well and the camera motion controls are genuinely impressive. But I've been testing [magicshot.ai](http://magicshot.ai) for product-focused work and the feature set is doing something different that I think gets overlooked in these comparisons. What Higgsfield does: Cinematic video generation. Camera controls. Motion quality. Great for storytelling content. What magicshot.ai does that Higgsfield simply doesn't: Product to Video — upload a product image, get a complete video ad. No prompt engineering needed. Multi View Image — single product photo generates 6 professional angles using AI. Huge for ecommerce. AI Product...

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When a customer completes a booking, the first thing they expect is a confirmation email. Not a generic order receipt that just lists what they paid, but an actual confirmation with the service name, date, time, duration, and that their slot is secured. When that doesn't land in their inbox, doubt sets in immediately. They message you asking if it went through. You reply manually. It happens again with the next booking, and the one after that. WooCommerce's default order email is built for product sales, not bookings. It has no concept of appointment date, time, duration, or participant count, so for any service-based store, it's essentially useless as a booking confirmation....

Hi everyone, First of all, don’t message me please. I am a loyal shaadi shuda khatoon. I just feel like ranting (kind of). I want someone to analyze what exactly I’m feeling and I want to know how bad I messed up So 8 years ago when I was 20, I had my only boyfriend ever. We met online and both live in USA and he was 4 hours away by flight. It was mostly online and we met three times total. We didn’t even call. But it was extremely emotional, and deep relationship. Me and this guy were extremely connected. But it was very childlike, pretty clean. I feel like now that I’m older I realize I was just very immature in the beginning of it. So basically I liked him a lot after chatting ...

It says it is from Elk (clothing store in Australia) so it could be a necklace, but the ribbon chain is a bit odd.

The shops i keep running into in Hanoi have such high prices 😭 i just want cute clothes on a budget

Im short on budget(I got scammed by a insta thrift store) so now I want dope clothes at low price,can yll please recommend me some good thrift store or sites please

**TL;DR:** Typeless markets "zero data retention" and "on-device history." Its own privacy policy confirms audio is processed on cloud servers. A 2025 reverse-engineering analysis reported additional data collection beyond voice. **The exact gap:** Typeless uses three privacy claims in its marketing: - "Zero data retention" — transcripts deleted after processing - "On-device history" — your dictation history stays local - "Never train on your data" All three can technically be true while your audio still leaves your Mac. The reason: "on-device" refers to where history is *stored* after transcription, not where audio is *proce...

I run a small shop where we sell snacks, sandwiches and coffee. Everything is supplied from outside and no food preparation takes place in-house. Everyday afternoon time we notice 1 roach roaming around dining area. Not the back of house, not the bar but the dining area. In past 2 weeks 6 inspections have been carried out. No breeding spot, no droppings, no chance of breeding. Our routine pest control is every 15 days. Also during those 6 inspections in 2 weeks time pest treatment was carried out too. Door gaps have brush barriers to prevent cross contamination. Staff have their belongings stored outside and far away from the shop. No delivery boxes are being brought in to the store. I h...

Hi im debating exchanging/buying this bag. But in the dress up it looks really washed out/bright because of the lighting. Is it like this in-game? I dont want to buy it if so, wanna save my tickets 1st pic = too bright. 2nd pic = looks okay

I recently visited Iceland for 12 days with my husband and would like to share some insights on saving money focused on fellow Indians. Food - Food in general is 5-10x costlier than most expensive city in India. Eg: 1 egg costs around Rs. 50 - 70. So bring ready to eat meals. We were camping. We had a small stove and some utensils to cook, so we were able to do some basic cooking but preparing elaborate meals is a bit difficult especially if you are camping or staying in a shared accommodation because not all camping sites have a proper kitchen, shared kitchen means you are sharing it with other campers and some days are quite windy for cooking outside. We brought this stove windscreen. it...