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Well, we finally know where “Vanshamcity Hologram” Ryan Reynolds was after his wife showed up all by her lonesome self to settlement talks yesterday—in his phone. The Hollow Man, who didn’t bother to send even his Hologram SubstituteTM to support Blake, happily broke his social media silence today—not via a post of him hugging his brave wife, but to showcase “Big Head Balloons.” No, that’s not a bust modeled after his own Megamind—it’s actually a heartwarming video of an elderly man who spreads kindness by sending balloons. Was your heart thawed by that description? And the choice by Ryan Reynolds to post it, of all things? Or does it look performative and air-headed, b...

Before I start I want to state this is my personal experience. I understand and recognize this behavior isn’t going to be reflected by all **** users as well as this behavior is toxic outside of the **** aspect of it as well. My boyfriend was a **** addict. I would say he used it just about as much as every other man in this generation does; every time I turned my back, anytime he was alone, scrolling through thirst traps at work, etc. This hurt, of course. But what I wanted to discuss here is something very specific I noticed. Once the veil of my ignorant bliss was dropped and I fully knew what he had been watching on apps like tiktok I quickly noticed a pattern. Now t...

I’ve spent the last six years specializing in LiveOps Support for a major mobile title, primarily handling store offers, event configurations, and internal deployments. I’m currently looking into a Release Manager role at a different studio, but since my background is in-app admin rather than external storefront submissions (PlayStation, Xbox, Steam), I’d love to bridge that knowledge gap. Does anyone in the industry have insights into the day-to-day of a Release Manager? I'm curious how much the technical submission process differs from internal LiveOps scheduling. Any insights would be appreciated!

I dreamt that the teased thing in the 10th DD Anniversary post was a new character named "The Cultist". His Steam Store Page got available for people to read and it was releasing "Q1 2026". He was a cultist from the Darkest Dungeon that was absolutely ****** OFF that the Protégé started the end of the world since that ruined his plans so he did a temporary truce with the Heroes to help them. He looked a lot like the Cultist Priest enemy from Darkest Dungeon 1 and a bit like the Protégé. He was a tall (the tallest Hero too) man in a dark blue robe and his face was almost completely covered by his hood. His main way of attacking was using a bedazzled-looking dagger and...

"Auditory pareidolia is a sensory illusion (misperception), stemming from an imbalance in the brain, where internal expectations (top-down processing) override actual sensory input (bottom-up processing), causing the brain to impose patterns (voices) onto random sound. While anyone can experience it, individuals with schizophrenia often experience more frequent, intense, or frightening pareidolia, where neutral noises transform into accusatory, commanding, or threatening voices." Does anyone here relate to having auditory pareidolia?

Engl:Hey Guys! I just wanted to share a new outfit store for VRChat. I am working on this with a friend. We also make personalized 3D clothes and art too for your sona if anyone is interested. Ptbr: Oi pessoal! Eu só queria compartilhar uma nova loja de roupas para o VRChat. Estou trabalhando nisso com um amigo. Também fazemos roupas 3D personalizadas e arte para o seu personagem, se alguém tiver interesse. Store (Loja): Gumroad - Kasperdragon Discord: **kasperdragon**

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When Tia Finds the Black Ship Part 1 Tia was going through the hardest phase of her life. After two years of a serious relationship, her boyfriend cheated on her. Just two days after their breakup, he started dating multiple girls. She was shattered. During that time, her ex-boyfriend’s friends came to comfort her. One of them was Hasim—a man who always looked innocent, like a fox dressed in lamb’s clothing. He was five years older than her, known as a perfect gentleman and a perfect elder brother in their friend circle. Everyone trusted him. Even Tia believed he saw her like a sister because she knew he already had a girlfriend. Every day, Hasim called her to check on her, to make ...

A lot has happened since I made that post, so I wanted to give you guys an update. Since y’all gave me advice on what to do, thank you for that. This one is a bit long. Since that post, I didn’t reply at all, zero responses from my side. I stopped sending emojis to her reels. So last night she messaged me asking if she did something wrong and please reply. I told her I was busy with work. She asked if I was free, and I said yes and asked what was on her mind (I needed to confirm). She told me she had a nice time at our house and that my family is very welcoming. I said thank you and told her she’s always welcome. She asked me why I let my sister call me by name that my sis is being d...

Hii I am looking for fun, interactive and people who love talking to the camera - basically UGC creators for a shopping assistant that helps you find outfits fast. What it does is that you Describe your vibe/budget/occasion (or use image search) and it pulls options across 90+ stores so you don’t doom-scroll for your perfect match. You’ll see brands like Princess Polly, Loft, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Alo, GAP + more. What I need: \- Short real-life talking, interactive videos (15–30s) \- Show real Drezily search on screen + talk about features + highlight pain points while shopping online & how Drezily's AI solves it \- Keep it natural + honest (no overhype, no fa...

I went to my first thrift store today in Rotterdam. There was this vintage kilo thingy and bought 4 clothing items for around 26 euros. I scanned them with SellRaze in the dressing room. The app said that they were worth about 20 to 30 euros each. I came home and discovered that 2 of the 4 items were missing buttons. They store takes no returns. Lesson learned: check if it still has all the buttons.

The past eight months have honestly been a complete nightmare. Got entirely consumed by dropshipping. Scrolling product feeds constantly, testing products nonstop, going to sleep frustrated because nothing was working. It dominated everything. The brutal reality? I wasn't making any money. Not slow sales - literally zero consistent revenue. I'd launch what seemed promising and sell maybe 2-3 units before it died completely. But honestly, most products didn't even get those 2-3 sales. I launched 15+ products over those eight months and maybe 3 of them got a single sale. The rest? Absolute crickets. At first I thought my store ******, so I rebuilt it three times. Changed theme...

Hey, I wanted to share my personal framework for link building. Over time, I’ve come to view backlinks strictly as "votes" from the internet—the more high-quality sites that vote for you, the higher you rank. I’ve condensed my strategy into a few core tactics that range from technical implementation to competitor analysis. Here is exactly how I approach it: ### 1. The Core Strategy: Engineering "Free Tools" This has been my highest ROI method. Data consistently shows that people are far more likely to link to a useful utility than a standard blog post. * **The Concept:** Instead of just writing articles, I publish free tools (calculators, calendars, converters, ...

Most people assume the person who created the product is the best person to sell it. That assumption has killed more digital products than bad pricing, bad copy, or bad timing combined. After 3 years selling digital products through Reddit, I’ve seen it over and over. Great products. Zero sales. **The Setup** A few months ago, I acquired a digital store from a veterinarian. The product stack looked like this: • 64-page pet health guide (plain English, no jargon) • Audio narration for each chapter • Vaccination tracker + growth charts • Food safety cheat sheet • Illustrated first aid flowcharts The vet spent years in clinical practice. He knew exactly what new pet owne...

Hey fellow Flutter devs! I finally bit the bullet and released my first app. It started as a simple hobby project to learn Flutter whilst building a tool to help me sleep, and I ended up learning quite a bit along the way. This sub was very useful so I wanted to pay it forward with some things I learned. **The Stack:** * State Management & Routing: Stacked. I’m a big fan of MVVM. The CLI made boilerplate-heavy tasks much faster, and it kept the logic clean as the app grew. * Backend: Firebase. A standard choice, convenient integration with Flutter, easy to add crashlytics, auth etc. * Audio: flutter\_soloud (the MVP of this project). * Video: video\_player (forked). **Challenge...

Hello! Please help… I made a few errors today… 1. While I’m sure we aren’t supposed to I grabbed a cart and put clothes to try on in the bathroom with the intention to wear something out of the store 2. I left the cart in the bathroom. With clothes but probably not all of them as neat as they should have been (it appears the hangers on some items were flimsy/broke, etc) 3. I paid for some seeds, and an outfit, and some undergarments and left 4. I then realize I stole a bra. It was a set of two, which the other one is on the hanger/in the cart. I have the money, it was a complete accident, and now I have no idea what’s going to happen? Will I get in trouble if I call/stop in to...

I set up an AI agent to do a full store review as if it was a real customer then tie every recommendation to potential fixes What it did: * **Customer style journey audit:** landing page to collection to PDP to cart to checkout It flagged friction like unclear value prop above the fold, confusing variant labels, weak trust signals I’d honestly gone blind to. * **Conversion-focused copy + UX fixes:** not make it nicer but *specific swaps* like: * headline + subhead rewrites * CTA placement + wording changes * trust modules (shipping/returns/guarantee) where customers actually look * upsell positioning that doesn’t feel spammy * **SEO audit baked into it:** it checked titles/...

So, Hasbro bought the Harry Potter license, meaning most likely more HP branded stuff in the near future. I guess from a purely soulless company shoveling money standpoint, it makes sense, with the upcoming series and all. But I **** how it is already everywhere and how there will be even more now. Everytime I go shopping, there is at least some HP branded stuff. Clothes, Funko Pops, Mystery Bags in grocery stores (yes really...). Can't visit a board game fair without HP branded Monopoly or whatever somewhere. Ads for the Cursed Child play everywhere. I'm honestly worried there will be a DnD x HP partnership soon. WotC said there won't be a Magic: The Gathering set, but...