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We’re setting up a small agency and are currently creating all the basic accounts Like social media, Gmail/Google Workspace, banking, payment platforms, software tools, etc.

One thing we’re trying to figure out is how to properly manage and store all these passwords.

We’re setting up a small agency and are currently creating all the basic accounts Like social media, Gmail/Google Workspace, banking, payment platforms, software tools, etc.

One thing we’re trying to figure out is how to properly manage and store all these passwords.

Hey I'm looking for a laptop in Karachi. It should be at least 10th generation or more of any series (i3/i5/i7)

Joined a new gym that proudly claims to be open 24/7.

For the past two days, I've reached at 6:00 AM only to find it closed.

If you can't stick to the timings you advertise, don't advertise them.

We complain about a lack of discipline and punctuality, yet we can't even open a business on time. It's a small thing but it's exactly these small things that reflect a bigger problem.

I currently own and operate a mineral/bottled water business. The business is stable, but I'm looking to expand into other products or industries that are closely related to what I already do.

I already have experience with water treatment, filtration, purification, bottling, distribution, and dealing with suppliers and customers.

I'm open to both B2B and B2C ideas. It doesn't necessarily have to be another bottled water brand. I'm also interested in chemicals, industrial products, cleaning products, water treatment chemicals, filtration equipment, or any other business that has good demand and can be sold locally or even online.

I'm looking for practical ideas from people with real experience. Thanks in advance!

I currently own and operate a mineral/bottled water business. The business is stable, but I'm looking to expand into other products or industries that are closely related to what I already do.

I already have experience with water treatment, filtration, purification, bottling, distribution, and dealing with suppliers and customers.

I'm open to both B2B and B2C ideas. It doesn't necessarily have to be another bottled water brand. I'm also interested in chemicals, industrial products, cleaning products, water treatment chemicals, filtration equipment, or any other business that has good demand and can be sold locally or even online.

I'm looking for practical ideas from people with real experience. Thanks in advance!

I currently own and operate a mineral/bottled water business. The business is stable, but I'm looking to expand into other products or industries that are closely related to what I already do.

I already have experience with water treatment, filtration, purification, bottling, distribution, and dealing with suppliers and customers.

I'm open to both B2B and B2C ideas. It doesn't necessarily have to be another bottled water brand. I'm also interested in chemicals, industrial products, cleaning products, water treatment chemicals, filtration equipment, or any other business that has good demand and can be sold locally or even online.

I'm looking for practical ideas from people with real experience. Thanks in advance!

Federal budget announcement just around the corner, I’m a bit confused about my next move in the PSX.

I am a small investor and have a little bit of capital ready to deploy. I’ve already invested a small amount in a few stocks previously, but I'm unsure about the timing right now:

Option A: Buy shares right now before the budget is officially announced?

Option B: Wait, hold my cash, and see how the market reacts after the announcement?

Can someone please bring a time machine? I need to go back.

Every time I sit with them, I get inspired by how open and talkative they are.

Things I’ll be doing:

1. Coding (Python, JavaScript + frameworks)

2. VS Code daily use

3. Running multiple browsers (15–20 tabs easily)

4. Some beginner-level AI / agentic models

5. General productivity

So I need something that can handle consistent load without lag or heating issues.

Currently considering:

1. Dell Latitude series

2. HP EliteBook series

3. Lenovo

Budget: around 100k

What I want to know:

1. Heating / performance issues in used machines?

2. Battery situation in these models?

3. Any specific models I should target or avoid?

Thanks in Advance!

I am new to this FIRE journey and have already invested some amount in blue-chip stocks.

As I am learning, I have come to know about ETFs and, after some research, I found that I should have invested some amount in ETFs too (for the long term, of course).

I am confused between these two ETFs. Kindly share your review of them. Which ETF do you think would be good for a 10-year timeframe?