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https://preview.redd.it/p28wyx71j7eg1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ecec568c5e5ce24956a19e9b827670835fac8048 I've been trying to build this drecko ranch but my duplicants refuse to shear or groom them. I have 3 hatch ranches that work fine but unless I put the stations in the drecko ranch on yellow alert my duplicants won't do ranching tasks. Even when I do use yellow alert the dupes will shear/groom a single drecko then leave with the rest of task unfinished I've changed their priorities to completely disallow any task other than ranching but then the dupes preferred to just idle around rather than do the ranching in the drecko ranch (they ...

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As someone with ADHD, I have a hard time resisting impulse buys. Stores are usually an overwhelming experience for me which isn't conducive to good judgement on the spot about what I truly need. This is one way that clutter has accumulated for me in the past. This is particularly the case with Ikea for me, specifically in the marketplace (smaller items rather than big furniture). I've found it helpful to go in with a list and stick to it but that isn't a hard rule. On my last trip there I went in with a list but also, because I have available credit, I allowed myself to buy more freely. I bought things that were maybes and gave into the impulses. The total came out to almost...

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on a side project called **Lensr**, and I wanted to share it here for some feedback. **The Problem:** I do a lot of price checking (checking if an item in Target is cheaper on Amazon) and "dupe hunting" (finding the factory version of expensive furniture). But I realized that almost every barcode scanner or visual search app on the App Store forces you to create an account, tracks your location, or hits you with 30-second video ads before you can scan anything. **The Solution:** I built Lensr to be a "utility-first" tool. * **No Sign-up:** You just open it and scan. * **Visual Search:** You can snap a photo of a shoe, a chair, or a g...

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I created this concept a while back but didn’t have the tools nor any idea on how make this irl so I just ordered small figures off amazon to shoot the idea. I wanted to make an interactive piece of furniture that could invoke a sense of child like wonder for adults or just children in general so I came up with the idea of making a vending machine capsule into a coffee table / storage space. The table would be able to open from above like a normal vending machine capsule and have a clear base so u can see the stuff stored in inside. If anyone in here knows how to go about making this possible please dm, or if you got any advice on where to take this idea to let me know. Note: I am not ...

*I have submitted some of these ideas to the Discord feedback before*: 1. The jealousy system. A girl wants to be fought over. 2. Hopefully the ability to beable to sit on furniture 3. Upgrading the merfolk farm and being able to have the option to make it our main farm of residence or not, even after marriage. 4. More food recipes and new Merfolk food recipes. 5, New tools for the farm. I was looking up the outdoor furniture and saw what a 'Lisung' was and saw it is a rice pounding tool with communal importance. I would love the use of traditional Indonesian farm and village tools. Maybe as an after-marriage hangout, our spouse can help us use the tools around the farm a...

All: I wanted to share my complete workflow for building and shipping an iOS app through vibecoding. This is everything from idea to App Store submission. This was the process I have used in the last month to ship two products. Tools, prompts, process may change between products and people, but hopefully this captures a process I have proven out (and still refining).   # My Background: First, about me...I have a degree in Computer and Electrical engineering, have worked in QA (testing), Tools Development, Full Stack Application development since 1997...before most were probably born unfortunately. I have been an individual contributor up through a Senior VP - mostly in financial servi...

All: I wanted to share my complete workflow for building and shipping an iOS app through vibecoding. This is everything from idea to App Store submission. This was the process I have used in the last month to ship two products. Tools, prompts, process may change between products and people, but hopefully this captures a process I have proven out (and still refining).   # My Background: First, about me...I have a degree in Computer and Electrical engineering, have worked in QA (testing), Tools Development, Full Stack Application development since 1997...before most were probably born unfortunately. I have been an individual contributor up through a Senior VP - mostly in financial servi...

I've wasted a lot of money learning this lesson, so hopefully I can save someone else the trouble. There's a whole category of baby and kid gear where the expensive version is just... worse. Or at least no better. And the Ikea version quietly does the job for years. **ANTILOP high chair (£20)** This thing is indestructible. No fabric to stain, no crevices for food to hide in, legs pop off for storage. I've seen parents sell these secondhand after three kids and they still look fine. Meanwhile friends with £150 high chairs are scrubbing dried Weetabix out of padded straps every night. **SUNDVIK cot (£99)** Basic, solid, does the job. Converts to a toddler bed. Nothing f...

So just got back from the range with my poor boy Daniel defense ar15. 😂 its a radical rf15 with dd furniture and a fortis red muzzle brake. I'm not a marksman or seal or special agent. Im a regular guy who shoots guns about once a week. Handguns usually. So anyway I bought this from my local store for 399.99 and added dd furniture and the brake. Went to the range today with 350 rounds of ammo. 200 rounds of m855 green tip and 150 of steel cased ammo. No oil no lube. Added a cylee green dot. Similar to the romeo 5. Needless to say I am in love. I have a psa sabre and a psa 18 inch midlength ar as well and a durkin tactical 8.5 inch pistol. I do not shoot ar15's a ton. But I do ...

Hi everyone 🌿 I’m moving out of my condo and trying to figure out the safest (and most budget-friendly) way to store my furniture for about a year. The storage unit I’m looking at is **not climate controlled**, and well we know about weather in Toronto.... so real winters, humid summers, the whole seasonal rollercoaster. I’ll be storing things like: * Fabric L-shaped couch (2 pieces) (it's kind of like a suede fabric) * IKEA TV stand / pressed wood desk / marble/metal coffee table * Queen mattress * TV + speaker system * Boxes of kitchen items, rugs, and lamps I plan to wrap everything with blankets/sheets, cardboard, and stretch wrap, and use moisture absorbers in the uni...

I got a table in my grandmothers estate (the story is it’s from our first ancestors that came to the US and started a furniture store) and I’m wanting to give it some TLC and make sure it’s got everything it needs to last. I think a few of the holes for the bolts and striped and I would like the little wheels on the bottom of the legs removed and a piece added to the legs that match the rest but put it back at standard height. Without knowing much about this, I’m gonna say I’m looking for a recommendation of company or person for little bit of woodworking and little bit of restoration. I guess I’d also take ideas on where to look for such an expertise as well (associations, ne...

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Hey all, I built these shelves over the past couple of weeks. I had initially wanted to buy a modular shelving set from a Swedish furniture store that would have cost over $300. Put these together for just under $100. Wood is common Home Depot pine boards and 2x2s. Used poplar dowels for the shelf supports. I learned that hogging out mortises with a jigsaw and oscillator is doable, but if I ever do this again I'm buying myself a router. If you zoom in you can see the gaps I tried to fill in with sawdust and wood glue (do not recommend). Shout out to my friends who helped get my butt off the couch and actually start this project, helped sand and install, and overall keep me sane. ✌️

Hello, I had an odd corner in my house which I'm trying to get some advice on what do with it. We have a home from 1913 which has gone through a few renos over time, but we're trying to keep the character of the home with whatever we do. We have this odd corner at the bottom of a small staircase, which is in-front of a bedroom and a linen closet in the hall. We've toyed with putting a small desk there just for ascetic but it ends up blocking the bedroom door too much. Having shelving there might work, but again would block the door too much. Right now its just a dumping ground for what ever piece of furniture we're thinking about getting rid of, store it in t...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: Store and value of card How the gift card was obtained Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for US stores including: Amazon Apple Barnes & Noble Banana Republic Best Buy Bloomingdales Chick-Fil-A Costco Crate and Barrel Dicks Sporting Goods eBay Gap H&M Home Depot Ikea Lowes Macys Nordstrom Pottery Barn Saks Fifth Avenue Starbucks Target Uber Walmart West Elm Williams Sonoma .. and many others

Four years ago I retired and moved with only 4 suitcases from the US to Costa Rica where I now live in the mountains on 4 acres with family, friends, and a dozen dogs & cats. I have my own little casita with a porch and a gorgeous view. It's hard to tell in the photos but the concrete walls of my casita are a warm white, typical Costa Rican architecture. All the furniture is randomly salvaged, making it look like a thrift store exploded (though alas thrift stores and FBM are not a thing here). Is there anything I can do to make it look less awkward and more cohesive without buying stuff? Rugs don't do well here as I live on an active volcano. Thank you!

Hi everyone. I will soon be moving to a small 35m2 1-bedroom apartment and I struggle finding a way to fit the furniture in the living room/kitchen area. Ideally, in the living room I would love to have a sofa-bed, a small coffee table, a TV table, maybe a small bookcase, and a dinning table with 4 chairs. In the bedroom I hope to fit a double bed, a desk (+ office chair) as a workstation, and maybe a chest of deawers. Since I am located in Europe, I am looking mostly at IKEA (or Jysk or similar) for inspiration and for the furniture. Below is the floorplan. Do you have any thoughts, advice or recommendations? Feel free to share photos, suggested layouts, furniture or anything you thin...