Happened 3 years ago in Spain.
still keep 4 digital backups now because that experience permanently changed my brain chemistry honestly.
Replacement paperwork abroad while panicking is genuinely miserable.
Just accepted a job that starts in just under four weeks and I knew the language situation was going to catch up with me eventually. The role is in English but living in Gràcia you're constantly in situations where basic Spanish would at minimum stop people from switching to the polite-irritated tourist mode when you're just trying to buy groceries.
I need a Monday start Spanish school that I can get into quickly, something intensive enough to build survival Spanish without needing me to quit before I've even shown up to the new job. I realise four weeks of intensive Spanish isn't going to make me fluent but I'll take functional at this point.
I like BandLab fine but my feed is kinda dead for actually finding people to work with. I want something where the whole point is meeting other musicians and remixing each other's stuff, not just hosting my projects. Bonus if it does video too because I'm trying to grow a following and not just post audio. Mobile-first preferred since I do everything on my phone. What are people using in 2026?
You have to download and verify if interested lemme know
we just got the first draft back for our saas onboarding animation and honestly it looks polished but somehow still feels empty.
like visually it checks every startup-video box possible, but after watching it a few times i realized it barely explains the actual workflow users struggle with.
part of the issue is probably us. every stakeholder keeps adding random requests and now the script feels bloated.
also fwiw i learned shorter demos only work if the narrative is insanely clear. otherwise it just becomes fast confusion.
how are other founders handling saas explainer videos without completely losing the core message?
Pata hai aaj kya hua? I ran into a classmate today morning and she literally asked if I had gotten a facial done! 😭 Bhai between assignments and surviving the daily metro commute, who actually has time for a 10-step Korean skincare? I used to look like a zombie walking onto campus, so I have finally hacked a minimal routine and it's actually paying off.
Here is my lazy survival guide:
The De-Tan Hack: The heat and pollution were completely ruining my skin. I swapped my basic face wash for this de-tan soap. It legit washes off all the metro dirt and dullness. Glass skin on a student budget! This is already my second purchase.
Moisture & Protect: A basic moisturizer and a solid SPF are non-negotiable. I use Aquasoft FC since it has sunscreen built right in, plus my Foxtale one (I definitely need to restock it though). Please do not forget to moisturize your lips! OG Vaseline is the best, plus brownie points for the cute pookie packaging. 🎀
Hair That Actually Behaves: I stopped washing my hair blindly. Twice a week, I slap on some Rosemary Oil while cramming for tests at night, then wash it out the next morning. My hair finally has volume and does not look dead anymore.
You do not need a crazy expensive routine to look put together. Aaj sach me laga ki the routine is working! What are your lazy holy grails that actually work?
Whenever PUBG MOBILE gets a huge update, I usually don’t open the game right away just to see what changed.
There are always so many events, skins, UC draws, collabs, map changes, and random limited-time stuff that it can feel kinda messy at first.
Lately I’ve been checking update summaries or blog posts before logging in, just to get a quick idea of what’s actually worth looking at.
Do you guys do this too, or do you prefer jumping into the game and figuring everything out yourself?
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Hallo, I recently develop a strategies with statistical arbitraging between exchanges. But what I get from the answer is the API latency always a problem for VPS. How can I compete with that? As a retail trader it is impossible to have HFT VPS service? Would like to execute trades that are within second. Or even milli, but the reality dream is, impossible for a retail trader. Who Has a suggestion?
every product video on linkedin lately feels identical. dramatic music, floating UI screens, vague narration about “transforming workflows.”
we're redoing our analytics platform demo right now and honestly the more references i watch, the more everything blends together.
our original version looked visually impressive but user testing showed people barely remembered what the product even did afterward.
also random thing i learned during this process: motion graphics revisions quietly explode budgets way faster than initial quotes suggest.
what actually worked for you guys conversion-wise?
running marketing solo for a 12-person B2B company. every dollar has to justify itself. here's what i use and what i pay:
- Apollo is $59/month for prospecting and basic enrichment
- Linked Helper is $15/month for LinkedIn outreach automation, use it for sequencing to our ICP and for keeping our founder's network warm
- Mailchimp is $20/month for nurture sequences to leads that aren't ready yet
- Canva Pro is $13/month for everything visual
- Google Analytics + Search Console are free
- Hotjar is free, only upgrade when running a specific conversion test
total: $107/month. i've tried more expensive versions of most of these. the ROI case for upgrading usually doesn't hold up at our stage unless we hit a specific ceiling with the cheaper option. people underestimate that consistent work with less expensive tool often outperforms ABM platforms if your ICP is well defined
Came from a sysadmin background, moved into selling cybersecurity solutions about two years ago. I could talk the product and understand the stack and chat with IT buyers. But I wasn’t prepared for the volume of prospecting work. All these cold outreach, follow-ups, tracking who got what, re-engagement. It doesn't stop when you're busy closing, it just stacks up.
I used to do all LinkedIn requests one by one and saved follow-up reminders on sticky notes XD, added CRM entries after every action spending 3 hours a day on admin and still missing follow-ups… Fixed it by treating prospecting like a system. Sequences for the LinkedIn side with built-in delays, everything flowing into the CRM automatically via webhook, a Friday review to see what's working and what needs adjusting.
Time on prospecting admin went from 3 hours to about 35 minutes, didn't become a better seller yet, but close deals faster, and don’t loose ones I never had time to start.
Fingers, sponges, or brushes? What gives the most natural finish?
3 seaters 2seaters approx kitne hoge?
Hi, sorry if this already asked somewhere on this subreddit because I can't find the exact post, So, straight to the point, so I just setting the p2pool with local node/monerod and xmrig and the output is good. I just getting one share from p2pool on my PC.
But something weird when I put p2pool + xmrig on VPS, idk if I'm wrong at config it but is it normal to be output like this on VPS because I can't use local node on VPS (it'll gonna download 100+ GB-ish) so I use remote node for the same wallet I mined on PC.
A third-party review site is hijacking our brand search traffic. They bid on "[Our Brand] Reviews," use a fake 5-star graphic to get the click, and then route our prospects to a page full of negative UGC.
Legal won't send a cease and desist because using our name to host reviews is "descriptive use."
I need to bypass Legal and hit them through Google Ads policy violations (misrepresentation/deceptive tactics).
How are you tracking, documenting, and successfully reporting these leeches at scale? What is your playbook for defending your brand SERP when Legal won't help?
Most of them here are promoting stuff that's what I have seen also surveys never work for me.
My Notion setup has basically become a second brain at this point, which sounds great until you realize I have absolutely no memory of what I actually put in it.
The thing I keep running into is that I'll have a work session, a bunch of calls, some back and forth with teammates, and then I sit down to actually update my Notion pages and I've already half-forgotten what happened. So I'm either writing vague summaries that aren't useful later or I'm spending way too long reconstructing stuff from memory and Slack threads before I can even start organizing anything.
What made me notice this was a week a few months ago where I had back to back meetings every day and by Friday my Notion was basically untouched. Like a full week of decisions and context and next steps just sitting in my head slowly leaking out. I started using Screenpipe to pull together a rough log of what I'd actually done each day, and then I'd use that to fill in my Notion pages at the end of the day instead of relying on whatever I could piece together at 6pm.
And it worked fine, which is kind of the frustrating part. Because now the question is why I couldn't just do it the organized way from the start, and I think the honest answer is that staying in flow during work and keeping Notion updated at the same time are genuinely in conflict for me. I can't do both. The moment I flip over to Notion to log something mid-task I lose the thread of whatever I was doing.
I feel like this must be a solved problem for some people and I'm just missing something obvious. Are there workflows that actually bridge this? Or do you also just update in batches and accept that something always gets lost?