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**The problem:** The contractor software market has a gap nobody is filling well. Basic invoice apps (Joist, Invoice Simple) cap out fast — no scheduling, no time tracking, unreliable QuickBooks sync. Enterprise tools (Jobber, Housecall Pro) are $60-150/month, designed for teams with office staff. The solo operator — who makes up the majority of the market — has no good option at a price that makes sense. **What I built:** Estipro — a mobile-first estimate, invoicing, and job management app for independent contractors (electricians, plumbers, HVAC, general contractors). **What it does:** * Build detailed estimates in minutes with a pre-loaded materials database * Send PDF invoi...

I posted here about a month ago and got amazing information on how different models fit and everyone's opinion on how to size them. I wear a size 11 work boot, but all my shoes are 11.5 or 12. I should've made the trip to a store and tried them on. I went with 11.5 for both and while they seem to fit ok, I just think I have a little too much room/length near the toes and after about 5 wears, the heel area seems to be just a tad big too. No heel slip, but if I push my foot into the shoe there is a tiny gap between my heel and the back. I only see this getting worse as they break in. I had the thought when they were delivered and should've just returned them on the spot. Now tha...

I've been on a zombie movie kick recently. While watching these movies, I couldn't help but think of how easy it would be to survive zombie "apocalypses" where the infection can only be spread directly through bodily fluids (primary blood/blood or blood/saliva). First, let's talk about intelligence. Zombies mindlessly pursue human flesh - they are not cognitive peers to the uninfected. They lack the ability to solve multi-step or complex problems. If an uninfected human is taking shelter in an abandoned car, the zombie's solution is to bang on the windows until they break, rather than seek out a tool to help gain access to the vehicle (key to open the lock, ro...

Hii there! My bf & I are traveling to London soon and he originally wanted to go to the WIT store but unfortunately it closed. Does anybody know where to buy clothes from Crossfit brands like WIT or also TYR ? I know some Crossfit "boxes" also sell clothes but I thought anybody knows maybe where we can get some clothes. Thank you very much and I hope you have a good day!

March 21st, 4:00-10:00PM in SE SATX (Address given upon payment) For this event we will have varying scenarios, using NV, white light, and total darkness. We will take turns rotating through positions as op4 with different weapons and conditions. While there is no skill or training prerequisite for this event, atendees must have a good understanding of firearms safety and good bearing under night vision. This is not the place to try your new NVDs for the first time. 8 slots available, 100$/ea paypal f&f. PM me to secure your spot. We will be using sim weapons, there is an inherent risk to self and property, there is a required online waiver from the facility I will send after pa...

My spouse works general construction and needs heavier duty clothes. We bought him five new pairs of jeans at the end of last year and some heavy duty socks as a something nice to celebrate the start to the new year. Well fast forward to now and four of those pairs of jeans have ripped at the seams in ways where I can't just resew them.. I didn't have anything to patch them with and three of them were covered in paint so I couldn't even do so if I tried. I myself haven't had any proper pants for a while because we can't afford any jeans so I've been using leggings and shorts until they get holes and then I just keep wearing them. We've tried Goodwill and s...

My fiance of seven years has been acting really weird recently. For a week or two we had arguments. It all started when he called me negative and him saying he’s sick of me, despite not mentioning before. I was working 10 hours a day whilst studying for an intense language exam in the evenings. I moved country for him 5 years ago. He has been doing his bachelor degree for 10 years, is 30 and has only just recently got a part time job….. he also won’t move out with me even though he could. We live with his brothers and we don’t get along always. He said we were going to move out 3 months ago. And now won’t make plans going forward. Recently I noticed him acting weird \\- weari...

My best friend is moving again, she stores all her clothes in ripped and torn trash bags instead of packing them into stackable boxes. About 8 months ago I helped her move from a bad area to a much nicer area in another city, I rented a uhaul and loaded her clothes and bags into the van while she mostly watched. The entire ordeal took about 8 hours from start to finish. I did all the heavy lifting while she talked on the phone to her friends. I work in sales retail and my schedule varies from week to week, so its hard to plan things in advance as I can make a request for time off but I cant always do it due to scheduling issues. I called in a few favors with my boss to get this day of...

Hey poképals, Which stores in the city have the best Pokemon paraphernalia? Toys, stickers, kids clothes, stuffies, construction sets, basically anything besides the cards themselves or the video games. Doesn't have to be official merch, I am open to supporting local artists/makers as well :) Downtown locations or anywhere accessible by the subway would be preferred! TIA!

I’m starting as a QT soon, but hey I’m also increasingly intrigued by startups (particularly by girls yay!). A $185M valuation for Phia is a bet that shopping is shifting from search bars to AI agents, and a standalone middle layer can actually hold durable value. Phia watches browsing, infers taste, surfaces deals across 1000’s of retailers…that’s powerful on paper right? But at $185M the real Q is: does the edge compound with scale, or get competed away? This kinda already exists (google shopping visuals, Beni/Faircado deals). Phia is basically a polished take, not revolutionary. Engineering: <20-person team indexed 300M+ items using vibe coding. Impressed how fast the...

My fiance of seven years has been acting really weird recently. For a week or two we had arguments. It all started when he called me negative and him saying he’s sick of me, despite not mentioning before. I was working 10 hours a day whilst studying for an intense language exam in the evenings. I moved country for him 5 years ago. He has been doing his bachelor degree for 10 years, is 30 and has only just recently got a part time job….. he also won’t move out with me even though he could. We live with his brothers and we don’t get along always. He said we were going to move out 3 months ago. And now won’t make plans going forward. Recently I noticed him acting weird \\- weari...

\*sorry its so long, please try to read it all\* My husband and I have been married for 9 years. We have 2 children (4 & 5 years old). He works a lot, including nights and is gone most of the day for work and isnt home for half the week for the kids dinner/bedtime routune. I am the one who does 90% of the house work, taking care of the children, etc. I work part time from my home computer in addition to taking care of the house/children. Most of the time when he’s home he is not spending his time helping with chores but instead wants to do “fun” things with the kids like going out to eat, bringing them to childrens playplaces etc. He is very messy and has a bad habit of not pi...

Hello. I work in a large tesco store (formerly known as a little tesco) I have always been told that we have to accept any returns no matter what I just had a return of 10 clothes items that added up to about £200. I thought nothing of it as I’ve always been told you have to take any returns as long as they have proof of purchase My shift leader went crazy at me as apparently the policy has changed and ive put the store in the shits now Am i in the wrong for this or was it miscommunication

So for context I worked at a place for about 6 months where the sexual harassment from the manager of my department became increasingly intense to the point where I filled an official complaint with the store manager with a ton of proof. (This guy got really bold outside of work, and occasionally at work when he knew nobody was looking) and regardless of that proof it went up into some faceless HR team and they kept him on as a manager with a handful of online sexual harassment courses. So I quit. Now my question is how do I navigate new employers asking why I left that position? Its the shortest job on my resume by a long shot, but if I removed it, it would leave a larger gap due to a str...

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I see this question come up a lot, so I thought I’d answer it properly. I’m a makeup artist based in Australia and I’ve tested a lot of magnetic lashes over the years on clients of all ages. The truth is, there isn’t one “best” brand for everyone. It depends on a few key things. Here’s what actually matters: **1. The band quality** The best magnetic lashes have a flexible band that sits flush to the lash line. If the band is too thick or stiff, it lifts at the corners and feels uncomfortable. **2. Magnet placement** More magnets does not always mean better. What matters is even spacing and strong hold without adding bulk. Poor placement can cause lifting or gaps. **3. ...

The sprayer head for my kitchen faucet broke off recently when I tried to swivel it\*. Label says GIAGNI, turns out they went out of business so I can’t get any replacement parts from them. As you can see, we’re rigged a temporary solution with a clothes pin. It’s been a month and we’ve hesitated buying a new faucet because they’re apparently several hundred dollars and putting that on a CC or using emergency funds feels silly when the faucet works fine otherwise. It’s not leaking or anything. And then also paying for a plumber (plumbers totally deserve fair pay for work, my budget is just embarrassing). Apparently there’s generic replacement sprayer heads that are $20 or s...

# Phone fell in the ocean? Here's what actually happens inside it (and whether your data is gone). Dropping your phone in salt water — whether it was a beach day gone wrong, an ocean splash, or a vacation misstep — feels like a tech tragedy. Salt water damage isn’t just *wet* — it’s corrosive, accelerating internal failure faster than fresh water. But here’s the thing: **your data might still be recoverable** even if the phone won’t turn on. >*Seawater is roughly 10,000x more electrically conductive than pure water* >*— here's what that means for your phone's circuit board.* At **eProvided**, our smartphone data recovery engineers specialize i...

Before beginning im clearing up i am working with a phycologist and a psychiatrist and not asking for medical advice. I just want to see peoples experience for using a benzo as a one time use in emergency situations. In my case, ive had agorophobic for 5 years and starting leaving my house maybe about a year ago to nearby stores and just driving a couple minutes from my house and back, but as im pretty sure a lot of us have had happened, life happens and now i have to move to a new city within the next 3 months and going from 1-2 mile drives to a 500mile drive, im not quite there yet so i was recommended to use a benzo as an alternative and just to get there in a more comfortable way, so i...

Trump highlighted falling core inflation in his SOTU, pointing to a five-year low in some measures. Yet a closer look at everyday life tells a different story:• Electricity prices rose 6.3% in 12 months• Ground beef jumped 17%• Tariffs pushed up prices for furniture, auto parts, and clothesEven if headline numbers look better, Americans still feel the pinch. Nearly half of respondents in the University of MTrump highlighted falling core inflation in his SOTU, pointing to a five-year low in some measures. Yet a closer look at everyday life tells a different story: • Electricity prices rose **6.3% in 12 months** • Ground beef jumped **17%** • Tariffs pushed up prices for furni...