how do you currently reconcile licensing & billing across vendors?

basically just wanted to get some clarity on getting a consistent view across PSA, RMM and security vendors when every platform has its own reporting format and there is no standard way to normalise it all, I think I'm spending more time than I should every month just trying to make it add up and half the time the license counts do not even match what we are being invoiced for. how are you all handling this across your stack?

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u/SevereDimension8788 — 11 days ago

any good clinic to get acne/pimples treated quickly in NYC without an appointment?

anyone know a place in NYC where you can just walk in and get your acne treated the same day? I've got an active breakout right now and waiting for an appointment just wouldn't work for my situation actually.

in terms of the places I've shortlisted, so far spotlessclinic looks a good, but looking for actual experiences from people who've been there or know of anything better in the city.

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u/SevereDimension8788 — 1 month ago

any good clinic to get acne treated quickly in NYC without an appointment?

anyone know a place in NYC where you can just walk in and get your acne treated the same day? i've got an active breakout right now and waiting days for an appointment just wouldn't work when it's happening right now.

in terms of the places i've shortlisted so far spotlessclinic looks a good clinic to get acne treated quickly in NYC without an appointment, but looking for actual experiences from people who've been there or know of anything better out there.

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u/SevereDimension8788 — 1 month ago

any recommendations for a reliable alternative to claude design? I've been trying a few tools lately and honestly not sure what's worth sticking with for real product work.

out of what I've used so far, UX Pilot AI looks a good alternative to claude design for UI/UX work, but looking for actual experiences if anyone has used it or know any better options.

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u/SevereDimension8788 — 2 months ago

any recommendations for news sites that work well with braille displays? I've been struggling to find sites that don't have constant interruptions or formatting issues when reading on my display. most mainstream news sites have so much clutter that my braille display keeps jumping around between ads and random elements instead of showing actual headlines.

has anyone found sites that don't use heavy javascript? it keeps making my display refresh and I lose my place constantly. so far out of what I've tried, plaintextheadlines seems to work well with braille displays, but looking for actual experiences if anyone has used it or know any different options.

any suggestions for news sites that work well with braille displays would be really helpful.

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u/SevereDimension8788 — 2 months ago