The company's results were poor, even when excluding Semaglutide inventory losses and the ongoing degrowth in the US market. Based on these figures, what are your predictions for how the stock will move tomorrow?
What will be a good price to enter this langda ghoda (lame horse)?
Hello,
I ordered a dual monitor arm for Rs. 1600 + Rs. 350 (shipping) from the seller u/Training-Cut1245 after seeing their thread: reddit.com/r/homelabindiasales/s/hsesTFYgMY
They shipped it on July 16, 2026. The courier company (Trackon) says the product was delivered yesterday, but I have not received it.
I have communicated with the seller, and they insist the product was delivered. I informed them that I have not received it, and they said they would check with the courier company.
It might be a mistake on the courier company's end, but I suggest waiting until I receive my product. It may or may not be a scam, but I suggest being cautious.
Edit: Product received. https://www.reddit.com/r/homelabindiasales/comments/1v2byly/comment/oyuyffh/
I want to share an idea that's helped me a lot over the last few years.
Life is like a machine. The more moving parts it has, the more chances something will break. A simple machine is usually more reliable because there's less that can fail.
I think the same applies to life. The more commitments, possessions, responsibilities, and other complexities we add, the more things there are to worry about and maintain.
I've found that simplifying my life has brought me a lot more peace. Fewer moving parts, fewer problems.
Hi,
I've been receiving many calls in the last month from multiple banks regarding offers on my bank account or credit card. All the calls are from the 1600 number series.
I think they are using this loophole to circumvent DND because the TRAI mandated that 1600 calls cannot be blocked by any spam blocker. Is any body else facing the same?
I had delayed upgrading my laptop for a year, but when the RAM apocalypse hit, my frugal side refused to spend ₹1 lakh (USD 1040) or more just to get the specs and build quality I wanted.
I eventually picked up a good condition refurbished HP Elite Dragonfly G3 Chromebook Plus from Saudewala for 39K (USD 410)
The configuration I got feels like a good deal in the current market:
As a long-time ChromeOS user, choosing a Chromebook wasn't a compromise. I value its minimalism, simplicity, and security, which handles my workflow without getting in the way.
I upgraded to get more RAM for development work in ChromeOS Linux VM. The 3:2 QHD+ display is my favorite feature, sharp text and good vertical space. The hinges seem to be of good quality.
Despite logistics hiccups due to the North India heatwave, Saudewala helped deliver the laptop in nearly 10 days. The packaging was also thorough, protecting the laptop in multiple layers.
AUE is June 2032. I'm curious if this device gets an upgrade path to Aluminium OS, making its long-term future even more interesting.
Happy to answer any questions.
Hello,
I've been a Bitwarden user for many years and appreciate the product. I have a suggestion regarding the Chrome extension's permissions.
1. Clipboard permission ("Read and modify data that you copy and paste")
This permission should be optional rather than required. It could be requested only when a user enables the Auto-Clear Clipboard feature, since not everyone uses it.
2. Support activeTab for manual autofill
It would be great if Bitwarden supported an activeTab mode where the extension only accesses the current page when the user invokes it (e.g., via the autofill keyboard shortcut or the extension icon). This would allow users to change site access from "On all sites" to "On click" while still using manual autofill.
The manifest could then be limited to the Bitwarden domains required for syncing, as discussed here: https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/issues/1612#issuecomment-1193283907.
A reduced permission mode would give users more control and better align with the principle of least privilege.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
