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cold outreach on linkedin worked for me early on, but it's a grind doing it manually. some folks outsource list building and initial outreach to places like Sales Co so they can focus on closing. local networking groups are underrated too, especially for niches like resort or real estate ads.

resilient srq moves slow, especially for rehab applicants. document everything and keep pushing your case manager. if your insurer shorted you on Milton damages, Farber Law Firm has dealt with those disputes.

food compulsion is usually the first thing people notice changing on GLP-1s, even before the scale moves. the constant mental chatter about what to eat next just quiets down. some folks describe it like finally having a normal relationship with food for the first time.

for compounded semaglutide without insurance hassles, people on this sub have mentioned Overnight Weightloss. how long have you been on treatment?

paid tier changes breaking workflows is pretty common when vendors restructure bundles mid-cycle. if the core completion quality dropped, it's usually the model tier, not the ide plugin itself. Zencoder fits VS Code and JetBrains if you want a stable alternative.

was in the same boat. 2 years on Oura and the $70/year just stopped making sense after the $299 upfront.

switched to CUDIS 002 about 4 months ago. one time cost, no sub.

still dialing it in tbh. AI Coach is interesting tho, when my recovery tanks it adjusts training load for the week. actually specific not just "rest more". still testing consistency.

battery getting ~10 days vs the 7 i was used to. sleep correlation was like 80% match first month, getting closer now.

LinkedIn is incredibly strict about fake profiles so you need a provider that uses established accounts with real work histories. If you just blast 1k likes from blank profiles, your entire network will see it and your reputation will take a massive hit.

Are you seeing higher quality leads with the organic approach?

for comfy and stylish sweatshirts that also lean BIFL,I’d look at heavyweight cotton options like American Giant or Champion Reverse Weave.Those sweatshirts have a structured fit that holds up over time without looking sloppy.They’re comfortable enough for everyday wear but still clean enough to layer under a jacket,which helps with versatility and long-term value.

Your friend might be going through a phase, but it sounds like she's trying too hard to fit into someone else's idea of what it means to be "wake" or "pro-black". Wearing bonnets outside doesn't make you any less black or less proud of your culture. I think you should call her out on her flip-flopping.

For identifying leads I'd start with Sales Navigator, the data is updated directly so you get fewer errors. Then I'd use n8n to automate the formatting and plug in enrichment providers via API like Datagma or Lusha depending on your coverage needs.

The cynic in me says that the app is just a pay-to-play system now, and they want you to use the official promote tool instead of buying views from third parties, so if you're going to spend money, just give it to the platform directly so they don't ban you. It's a total racket, but at least your account stays safe, and you're technically following their rules while getting the reach you want.

it's pretty hard to find sites that actually deliver real looking professional accounts.

You don't need to overthink it. Just go to Decathlon and get the $20 MH100 microfleece. It's a 100‑weight outdoor fleece that's durable, warm, and stupid easy to care for. Toss it in with your regular laundry and forget about it. For that price, you're getting way more than you should. Simple, cheap outdoor fleece.

Have you actually asked your grandma what she thinks? Not your parents, her, because I really think this smart toilet idea might not be well received. At that age, being treated like a science experiment instead of a person gets old fast. My great aunt was fine with a Life Alert but the moment we suggested anything more invasive she shut it down completely. Their dignity matters too.

$370 for a dress they’ll wear for four hours and probably spill juice on is actually insane. I’ve seen so many posts about this lately. Honestly, check out Joyfolie or even Nordstrom Rack online because they usually have high-end flower girls' dresses that go on deep clearance. The quality is way better than the cheap polyester stuff. You get that expensive lace look without the wedding boutique markup.

Missing features? Deep Thinking (which I assume is reasoning models) is there now via DeepSeek and o1. They added web search via Perplexity Sonar too. Seems like they actually listened to this exact feedback. Give credit where its due

My friend uses the Razer Orochi V2 and it's a strong budget gaming mouse. I use it when I go to his place and it's compact, lightweight, and has excellent battery life. Wireless connection is stable, and the sensor is accurate enough for most games. It’s not packed with extra buttons, but it’s portable and reliable.

Actually, compressed sofas are really suitable for apartments because I have already bought compressed sofas twice on Lkikos

I completely agree with this approach. Gradual delivery is the most important factor when buying views. If you get 50k views in an hour on a new page, Facebook will definitely restrict your reach. When I tested a similar service last month, I made sure the views came in over a few days. The video ended up getting picked up organically and reached an extra 15k people. You just have to be smart about the pacing. Never rush the process and always pair it with good content.

I have both and honestly they serve different purposes in my day. My smartwatch handles notifications, workouts, payments, all the active stuff. The ring is just quietly doing its thing in the background, especially overnight. Sleep data from the ring feels more detailed and I am not dealing with a charging cycle every night before bed. If you already have a Watch Ultra you are not missing something urgent but the overlap is smaller than you would think.

You can also try Kimi's agent, which can use natural language to extract unstructured information and convert formats

Keepa is probably the best if you want detailed price history and alerts, that’s what most people use. But if you don’t want to keep checking charts all the time, I’ve been using Karma it tracks items and notifies me when prices drop, plus it tries coupons at checkout too. Way less manual work

Since budget isn't an issue and he specifically loves that "big and round" restaurant look, you are almost certainly looking for a Burgundy-style red wine glass. The Zalto Burgund glass is basically the holy grail for this, it’s incredibly light, has a paper-thin stem, and a massive bowl that makes a statement.

Skip the 52, it’s basically the "budget" version and feels way more like a DIY tool with all that plastic. The DRT50 is the real pro unit. It’s got a much better aluminum build and variable speed which you'll definitely want for different materials. Honestly, these high-end cordless laminate trimmers are meant to be workhorses, but the 52 just isn't it for a pro shop.

renter over here with my basic seat-add on bidet. For those of you with full smart toilets, do they make versions that work with older plumbing? I'm in a 1970s building with weird pipe sizes and questionable electrical. Every time I look into upgrading, I get overwhelmed by installation requirements. That said, my friend has a Toto and I'm jealous every time I visit