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Sign up with Bitcoin Well and you can get 1000 points to redeem towards merchandise or you can use this to try and win up to 1,000,000 sats. That is around 800 USD or $1000 CAD.   BitcoinWell is non-custodial crypto platform in Canada and the USA. When you purchase they send directly to your own crypto wallet. They have KYC and non-KYC options. They even let you fund in cash using their own ATM's accross North America. You can also pay your bills or buy gift cards with bitcoin   Set up auto transfers to buy daily or weekly and it automatically gets sent to your own wallet. Great for hands off buying and storing safely.   When you create y...

Welcome to RecraftSMP! Season 7 launched March 20th on version 1.21.11! RecraftSMP is a whitelisted survival server built around an active, creative, and welcoming community — perfect for both newcomers and veteran players alike. No matter your playstyle, this season promises to be an exciting fresh start for everyone. At RecraftSMP, we encourage collaboration, creativity, and connection — whether you love building, redstone tweaking, exploring, or anything in between. Players from every corner of the game have found a home here. Come join us and see where your next adventure leads! Hope to see you there! \*\*---------------------------------------------------------------------------...

Just in time for Indie Bookstore Day on Saturday April 25th! Stop in at the listed stores on the map and they will have copies of the map! You can see more about Indie Bookstore Day and what events CT stores are running via Indie Bound https://www.indiebound.org/independent-bookstore-day/map

I am a **daily/long term buyer** looking for the following gift cards(bulk & singles): Amazon(US, DE, CA, IT, ES, FR, UK)\*\*, Apple/iTunes, eBay, Gyft, eGifter, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowes, Prepaid Visa/Mastercard/AMEX\*\*, GameStop, Steam, PSN, Razor Gold, Giant Eagle, Adidas, Nike, Newegg, Sheetz, Staples, CostCo, Kroger, Dollar General, CVS, Starbucks, Dunkin, Hotels, One4All, Zillions, Tango, Lyft, DoorDash, Uber, Grubhub, Sephora, Luluemon, Ulta, ****'s, Kohls, Macys, Michaels, and more! \*\*For Amazon, I am mainly looking for frequent and/or bulk Amazon gift card sellers(1-100 amounts and paying up to 80% for USA). \*\*Prepaids include tremendous, prep...

Searching through tons of mini PCs to fit our needs and I came across this one. I already have RAM and M.2 so not worried about that. Mainly going to be used as Media Server for Jellyfin, (internal use only, no transcoding, 4 users at most) NAS for storage, iCloud photo backups. I have a 3 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure 12TB total storage which is more than enough for now. For $299 I thought this was a great deal compare to others with N95 / N100 / N150 processors. [Mini PC](https://preview.redd.it/q9ri9ky7kswg1.jpg?width=1824&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1060f3ca54220e1ced3215fa9fdeffb401057e6d)

The Cookie Animal clothes set, is not listed on the UK online store. But it is, in the US store (out of stock for now). I wonder if this set is coming in the UK store in the future, or if it was available here before?

This is one place I have been wanting to stop shopping for the longest time and finally have a streak going that I'm proud of. It was actually a lot easier than I thought it would be once I got in the habit of saying "I dont shop at Amazon." Some things I've noticed: \- A lot of it for me was just not being lazy. I need to get my butt to a store rather than just click online as soon as I think I need something. I write a note on my phone as a reminder and look for the item at the store next time I am out. It just simply never is that urgent. \-I may spend a little bit more on an item at face value, but I'm not being assaulted with 50 different other products t...

Hi yall questions recently was gifted 8 totes that had some kind of chemical in them trying to see if it’s safe to clean and store water on

For my wedding, me and my fiancé decided to only have one person each in our bridal party since it’s such a small wedding and honestly just easier this way. I live 5 hours from my maid of honour who is a childhood friend of mine. I drove to her town, we went shopping for my dress and rather than make another trip, we went shopping for hers. We went to several stores, she was unsure but we finally found one that fit the style and colors of my wedding that she said she liked. I wanted her to like it so she can use it for other things and I tried to make sure to be flexible. Instead of ordering it on the spot she decided to wait to order it. She said that she wanted to wait until she got p...

My Pokémon-inspired Weapons and Items of the Day, with a fusion of Cyclizar, Charmander, & Axew for a motorcycle to hatch your dragon! _This item was created as a Tier Reward for Patron Terrence Lash! Thank you for your support!_ Join my Patreon to vote on future items and get all the PDFs with over 1000 items, including all the Pokémon items, or buy the individual PDFs in my shop! # F234 - The Hatchling Cycle **_Wondrous (Motorcycle, Sentient) – Uncommon (requires attunement to a creature with a heart like a righteous dragon’s)_** The Hatchling Cycle is a green motorcycle with white blades out the sides of the front with a purple collar, arm-like front suspension, and ora...

​ We have a retail forecasting pipeline with the following 51 P&L line items (Revenue, Cost of Goods, Opex etc.) across 2,000 stores 12 candidate algorithms (ARIMA, ETS, Theta, Prophet etc.) evaluated per store per KPI Monthly retraining — every cycle we append new data, re-run backtesting, auto-select the winner algorithm per store/KPI combination, and do forward forecasting Pure batch pipeline — no real-time serving endpoint No human approval gate — winner is selected programmatically based on holdout sMAPE/MAE This gives us roughly 102,000 "models" per cycle. # The debate: Our team is debating whether to register these models in MLflow Regi...

I'll have 5 days exploring the French Quarter and I'd love to hear some recommendations! I'm definitely looking for recommendations for the items below, but if there is a place you love that I didn't list below still feel free to mention it! Thanks in advance! Only thing that's probably noteworthy is that Im allergic to most seafood, I know New Orleans is big on seafood so I figured that's probably worth mentioning lol \-Bbq \-mexican food \- bakeries \-ice cream \-beer \-bagels \-coffee \- book stores \- antiques/oddities \-pizza \- anything that is a must-try in nola (beignets, po boys, etc) \- unique shops

Wanting to open a small retail business. I have a great knack for reselling goods at low prices and sell for a great profit. Want to open a resell/ consignment store. This will be located in Omaha NE for reference. Need to know how to budget & determine if I can earn enough just to pay the rental/ lease expenses of a building I'm looking at using. How do I do this? The building is 4000 sq feet $13.00 per sq ft with a CAM of $2,43 sq

This is a real guy, not AI generated. I came across these photos while scrolling through clothes in app of a popular local shop. I don't know his name, actual nationality or anything else about him, just thought might be funny to share due to resemblance And he kinda got that **** on, ngl

If you’re looking to buy cardboard cutouts, one of the main places people go is: 👉 [https://www.starcutouts.com/](https://www.starcutouts.com/) They’re basically one of the biggest UK retailers for this kind of thing — been around since the early 2000s and they do loads of officially licensed stuff (films, TV, music, etc.) You can get: Celebrities Movie & TV characters Sports stars Kids characters Even custom ones of yourself They also do different sizes (from small desk ones to full life-size), and most of them stand up on their own, which is handy for events or just sticking one in a corner for a laugh People seem to use them for: Parties Events /...

Island destinations are trending on Vrbo, especially across the Caribbean, as more travelers opt for **whole‑home stays.**  What’s driving that interest is choice: more space, more privacy, and places that work better for families and groups traveling together. With multiple beaches, short ferry rides, and nearby islands all within reach, travelers are using vacation rentals as a home base to explore more, without moving every few nights.  Here’s how travelers are building island trips around whole‑home stays in a few destinations seeing strong interest on Vrbo.  **1. Sint Maarten (Travel interest on Vrbo up nearly 20% YoY)**  Sint Maarten works naturally for beach‑...

I work full time, 5 days a week, 8-10 hour shifts, at a quaint, little coffee shop hidden in the corner of an outdoor mall. We legit only get like, 15 customers on average during the weekday. Despite it being so slow (business booms during the weekends) pay is actually amazing. I just… don’t know what to do during my shifts. I spend all day cleaning, stocking, trying to keep busy. Literally get on my hands and knees and scrub the floorboards. There’s literally nothing left to clean- the store is absolutely spotless, and I’m running out of things to occupy my time on the clock. Any advice on what I could do? Keep scrubbing already spotless cabinets and stainless steel? Mop the floors ...

Hey r/SideProject. Some context: I run a DTC brand called Thick Thigh Tribe — socks for plus-size women — and over the last couple of years I scaled it to $910K in gross annual revenue across Shopify, TikTok Shop, Walmart, and Amazon. Three fulfillment hubs. The usual operator stuff. The thing I kept doing for friends was unpaid brand audits. Someone would DM me their Shopify store, I'd spend 4 hours writing up what was broken and what to do, they'd ship it and their numbers would move. Eventually I realized the actual work I was doing — scraping competitors, running revenue math, identifying the single highest-leverage move — was structured enough to systematize. So I b...

I finally finished my reproduction of Cécile’s Summer outfit! It was only produced from 2012-2013, so the outfit that retailed for $36 can resell for over $175 today! I made the dress with modified simplicity patterns, and most of the materials were thrifted from a creative reuse store, so my total materials cost came to $33. I estimate that the total time it took me to sew was 28-30 hours, as I ended up hand stitching most of the garment instead of fixing the tension on my sewing machine 😎 Let me know if I should post more photos when I finish their hats!