u/Aditya_014

Not even trying to be dramatic here, but it genuinely feels like Instagram gets worse every

year.

People are getting flagged, restricted, or banned for the weirdest reasons, and when it

happens you're mostly stuck talking to automated systems that don't really help. It's

frustrating because sometimes it feels like there's no actual person to talk to.

And before someone says it's rare, I keep seeing more and more people complain about the

exact same thing. Whether every case is legit or not, there's clearly something wrong when

so many users are worried about losing accounts they've spent years building.

Maybe I'm overreacting, but it's getting harder to trust a platform where your account can

disappear overnight and getting a real explanation feels impossible.

On the software side it’s usually pretty straightforward, but the physical side is where the real

headache starts and it’s not even that close.

Things like mounting stability, cable management, enclosure durability, and how the whole unit

survives day to day public use… they seem to weigh more than the actual app layer. Like the

“brain” is fine, it’s the “body” that gets beat up.

So for anyone doing commercial installs, do iPad-based kiosks hold up long term, really,

compared to full custom kiosk builds? Or do they end up creating more maintenance headaches

than people expect, especially after a few months in the field?

Trying to narrow down a good roofing company in Port Arthur. A lot of the companies I found either had barely any reviews or mixed feedback online.

Had Dutchmark Contractors come out earlier this week and the process felt more organized than expected. They documented everything and answered questions without trying to pressure me into signing anything immediately.

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who’s dealt with them or other roofers in the Port Arthur area.

Our building has been having recurring roof leaks and I’m currently comparing commercial roofing companies around Houston.

One of the companies that stood out so far was Dutchmark Contractors because they actually inspected the problem areas carefully instead of giving a rushed estimate from the ground.

If anyone here has worked with them before or has other commercial roofing recommendations in Houston, let me know.

I’m a 2nd-year BTech student,need some genuine side hustle to earn some money for my personal expense,If you have suggestions or know any real opportunities that worked for you, I’d really appreciate the help 🙏

Has anyone here tried Seus Lighting?

I’ve been researching lighting upgrades and their designs keep coming up. What I like is they don’t feel overly decorative. More clean and modern, which fits most setups.

Curious if anyone has first-hand experience with quality.