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Not talking about the obvious tech stuff. I mean the ordinary behavior thats so baked in now we barely clock it: kids having almost no unsupervised freedom, wearing workout clothes to the grocery store, spending all day indoors under fluorescent lights, making plans by text instead of just showing up, even the whole thing where public life feels a little less public and a little more managed. Whats the current custom that would strike an average person from 1925 as the most bizarre, and what changed over the last 100 years that made it feel normal?

Hey r/BangaloreMeetups, I’ve been trying to get into clothes thrifting properly in Bangalore but most of the popular spots (like early Sunday Chikpete/BVK Iyengar road) feel very hit-or-miss- lots of low-quality piles and not many hidden gems. I’m looking for good quality second-hand/vintage/preloved clothes - think branded stuff, nice shirts, jackets, denim, dresses, or even export surplus with decent condition and unique pieces. Not super expensive “thrift” stores that charge 2k+ for basic items. If you’re someone who: • Regularly thrifts and knows reliable spots (physical stores or markets) • Has found cool stuff in Indiranagar, Koramangala, Whitefield, or lesser-know...

Let's be honest — at some point, everything started looking the same. Same designs. Same aesthetics. Same ideas recycled over and over. You'd walk into a store, scroll through a brand's page, and feel absolutely nothing. That frustration is exactly why **Anzodo exists.** We're an independent streetwear label based in India, built around one idea: **clothing should make you stand out, not blend in.** Every piece we put out is focused on bold visuals, high contrast, and individuality — designed with intention, not just pushed out to fill a catalogue. No mass-produced aesthetics. No recycled concepts. No playing it safe. **Every drop is exclusive by design** — rel...

I have been in search of humble underwear a few days ago, which is durable and comfortable, and I noticed that most people are no longer interested in looks but they are interested in how the material is going to feel and how long it will last. According to my research, other brands such as Hanes are quite common in everyday wear due to the simplicity of the cotton underwear, which is breathable, and does not wear out easily after numerous washing. Another thing that is frequently referred to Bali is the high-waist and soft designs, which are soft under the clothes and comfortable during the day. I also realized that Wacoal and Maidenform were also highly suggested in the reviews to ha...

Hi r/BangaloreSocial, I’ve been trying to get into clothes thrifting properly in Bangalore but most of the popular spots (like early Sunday Chikpete/BVK Iyengar road) feel very hit-or-miss - lots of low-quality piles and not many hidden gems. I’m looking for good quality second-hand/vintage/preloved clothes - think branded stuff, nice shirts, jackets, denim, dresses, or even export surplus with decent condition and unique pieces. Not super expensive “thrift” stores that charge 2k+ for basic items. If you’re someone who: • Regularly thrifts and knows reliable spots (physical stores or markets) • Has found cool stuff in Indiranagar, Koramangala, Whitefield, or lesser-know...

most analytics tools show you what happened. hotjar shows heatmaps. clarity shows session recordings. google analytics shows numbers. all observation. nothing tells you what to actually do about it. that is the gap i have been building for. DynoWeb watches how real visitors behave on your shopify store clicks, rage clicks, scroll depth, session replays and then tells you specifically what to fix. not generic advice. actual elements on actual pages with actual impact scores. it also has behavior-triggered popups that fire based on what a visitor is doing right now. not timers. behavior. 7 weeks of building. launching in may . if you run a shopify store and you are tired of knowing you...

I'm out of New York during the summer, so I'd like to sublet my room. DM me if you are interested. Both in-person and virtual tours are available. Feel free to reach out to set something up! # 🛏 The Room / Apartment * Private furnished bedroom (bed, desk, chair, clothing racks) * Dedicated bathroom (not en-suite, but not shared) * Good natural light, closet, and nice view * Open kitchen with full appliances * AC in unit * Access to a private balcony * Laundry in unit(Washer and Dryer) **Important:** My roommate is currently not expected to be in the apartment until late August, so you will likely have the shared space (kitchen/living room) mostly to yourself for the majority...

I'm out of New York during the summer, so I'd like to sublet my room. DM me if you are interested. Both in-person and virtual tours are available. Feel free to reach out to set something up! # 🛏 The Room / Apartment * Private furnished bedroom (bed, desk, chair, clothing racks) * Dedicated bathroom (not en-suite, but not shared) * Good natural light, closet, and nice view * Open kitchen with full appliances * AC in unit * Access to a private balcony * Laundry in unit(Washer and Dryer) **Important:** My roommate is currently not expected to be in the apartment until late August, so you will likely have the shared space (kitchen/living room) mostly to yourself for the majority...

I've been playing word games for years and got tired of them all rewarding the same thing — finding the longest word. Scrabble does it with letter values. Spelling Bee with length. Wordle with guess count. Different surface, same pattern: more letters good. I wanted to make one where the *shape* of the word matters more than the length. So I built **Zax**. Every word you spell gets plotted on the A–Z number line, and your score is the sum of the gaps between adjacent letters. Big jumps = big score. [Some screenshots of the game](https://imgur.com/a/S4iZxS3) The rule: every adjacent letter pair is worth their alphabet distance. R and A are 17 apart, so the pair "RA" scor...

Been working on something for the past few weeks that I think fills a real gap. Every existing platform for buying and selling online businesses feels like Craigslist from 2009. Flippa is cluttered. Empire Flippers is gatekept. MicroAcquire is fine but cold. So I started building Magnate — a marketplace that actually feels like a modern app. Social feed style listings, AI matched to your criteria, escrow built in, verified financials before anything goes live. You scroll deals the way you scroll Instagram. Each listing shows MRR, margin, multiple, how many people are viewing it, how long it’s been listed. Everything a serious buyer needs at a glance. Still pre-launch but the waitlist...

so im not really allowed to wear anything pretty much my size because then you can see my chest, im only allowed to wear oversized clothes. im a size 38D and yes i did get it checked properly by 2 stores victoria secret and la senza. i really just need a good minimizer bra which reduces the appearance of them by A LOT

The other day, as I was window shopping a simple trench coat, I came across something interesting, a majority of the new collections are no longer about design only, but also the tones of the colors that feel restful, comfortable, and simple to wear and dress up. As I visited various fashion stores, the initial color that I was repeatedly seeing was classic beige and camel. These shades have remained the most popular since they are timeless and go well with almost anything, particularly modest clothing such as abayas, long dresses or wide trousers. Next I saw a significant increase of the number of earthy colors such as olive green, chocolate brown and warm taupe. The colors are more conte...

A couple of days ago, I was shopping modest tops and accessories, and one of them was free shipping. When the price of delivery is tallied at the checkout, it is always frustrating. I continued my search and came across websites, such as Modanisa, and I realized that they do have free shipping promos on specific products and deals. It is sometimes totally free and other times it is applicable when your order is a certain amount. What was interesting to me is that these deals are not restricted to only clothes, you can also get such things as modest tops, tunics, hijabs and accessories included in the same deals, particularly during online sales or during seasonal sales. I also found...

Posted this on r/berlin earlier today, got around 100 upvotes before the mods removed it for not being Berlin-specific enough and suggested this sub three times in their removal note, so here it is. So I saw a post a few days ago about Google Maps now giving German users the ability to see how many reviews have been removed as "defamation". One of the commenters (u/LiamPolygami) said someone should build a tiny extension that counts those removed reviews back into the rating to get a more honest number. Had a couple of hours after work, so I gave it a shot. It is called Fair Rating. On the Reviews tab of a business, if Google shows the removal notice, a small badge appears undern...

Hi everyone, I’m really looking for some advice because I feel quite overwhelmed trying to navigate this situation. My daughter is 2 years old and has supported contact with her father in the community (3 hours per session) under a court order. After a recent contact session on a Monday, she came back very upset. She was quite dysregulated and even slept for around 4 hours afterwards, which is unusual for her. I raised this with her father ahead of the next session to make him aware that she had been unsettled following contact. However, his response didn’t really engage with what I was saying. He suggested things like increasing contact or that she might just miss him, but there wasn...

Just wrapped up a tracking audit for a Shopify store and the findings were too common not to share. Posting here because I keep seeing the same pattern and figured others might have hit it too. https://reddit.com/link/1sv7hue/video/3s7cxg9u1bxg1/player The setup looked fine at first glance. They were using Shopify's native plugin for Meta events, and the dashboard showed Page View, View Item, and Add to Cart firing every day. No alerts, no obvious red flags. But once I actually traced the funnel end-to-end: **1. Lower-funnel events weren't firing at all** Begin Checkout, Add Payment Info, and Purchase were completely missing. Turned out the delivery plugin (the one respon...

Hit level 55 with all available gigs, side jobs, tarots, NCPD dispatches, cyberpsychos, etc completed. Do you think its time to actually play the storyline? The only other think I can think to do is to hit up all the clothing stores and buy out their stock with the 2.6mil I have. It was quite humorous having the last major story beat I saw was being told that V only has a few weeks to live or something. Then I just peaced out and became Night City's tireless ~~edge~~ errand-runner and befriended a vending machine (I have been spoiled for the end of that quest). It was quite obnoxious to have the 'Automatic Love' quest autotrack every single time I would finish a side job ...

# Inventory Forecasting Struggles? VAConnect Enhances Productivity in Supply Planning Late-night Excel marathons. Spreadsheet cells bleeding together at 2 AM while you frantically recalculate reorder points. Your warehouse manager texting you—again—about an unexpected stockout that's about to crater your quarterly numbers. Sound familiar? For supply chain professionals navigating 2025's volatile demand landscape, inventory forecasting has morphed from a quarterly exercise into a daily survival skill. Recent industry data paints a sobering picture: * Inventory distortion costs businesses globally $1.77 trillion annually, according to research firm IHL Group * The average reta...

​ In my novel, a soul protection mechanism was created by a near-deity-level expert. The prop is soul-bound and functions as an externalised consciousness manager, memory archive, and knowledge regulator. Perfect memory can actually be harmful to cultivation, as it often relies on inspiration, insight from subtle perception, and trial-and-error learning. If someone knew everything perfectly, there would be no room for growth. Its core functions are: 1. Memory externalisation and regulation All memories, knowledge, and experiences are stored outside the active mind. This allows the cultivator to experience life normally without memory pressure. They can recall anything wi...

I've shipped two #1 apps on the App Store (fitness and edtech), the last one in 2014. I have a technical degree but moved into UX then product after that. Worked my way up through corporate product leadership, eventually CPO. Hadn't built anything myself in over a decade. I came back to solo dev because I felt AI had reached the point where one person could ship what used to take a team. I wanted to test that theory with a real product, not a side project. I also used this build to de-rust. And now I don't think there's any turning back. The app is called [BaselineBody](https://baselinebody.app/). A daily movement tool that makes every decision for you. Mobility, bodyw...