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▲ 1 r/DIYAutoRepair

Car started pulling right after tire change… did I mess up something or is it alignment?

Hi guys, am stranded and am not sure what I’m looking at here.

So I changed my tires last week. Nothing new, just normal changing of my tirer. They fixed the tirer well and it was okay from what I saw at the repair shop. So after driving my car for few days now, I noticed the car is now pulling slightly to the right.

It’s not crazy, like I’m not fighting the wheel or anything, but I can feel it. Before this, the car was driving straight (at least I never noticed any issue).

I started reading around and people keep saying “just do wheel alignment” but I don’t want to just throw money at it if that’s not the real problem.

I also saw some older discussions where people said new tires can “reveal” alignment issues that were already there. That kind of confused me because it felt fine before.

I checked tire pressure, all seems okay. No weird noise, no shaking, just that slight pull.

I even went down a small rabbit hole looking at alignment tools online (yeah… even saw some cheap ones on Alibaba). Some look tempting price-wise but also not sure I trust the accuracy at all.

So now I’m here asking… is this most likely alignment? Or is there something simple I should do first or better take it to the repair workshop?

Appreciate any help, I’m still learning this stuff 🙏

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u/asdfghjkl__69 — 1 day ago
▲ 3 r/Syria

Tips for an authentic Syrian clothing

Hello everyone, I’m genuinely happy to be here. I’ve been curious and have some questions. Ok… I wasn’t born in Syria, neither is my family, but one of my closest friends from college's family's from Aleppo, and spending time with her really made me love the culture and appreciate the little things.

Recently, I’ve been trying to get some traditional Syrian clothing for myself, something to remind me of what I’ve learned and reflect their heritage in a simple, meaningful way.When I started searching online, it felt chaotic at first, so many options that it was hard to know what’s real or not.

Different colors, embroidery styles, and patterns depending on the region.I want something authentic, so I even browsed international marketplaces like Alibaba, Amazon, and eBay just to see what’s available.I’m a little skeptical about quality and authenticity, I want a dress that honors the craft, not just looks exotic.

I’ve read that cities like Aleppo, Homs, and Damascus have distinct styles, but how can I be sure a dress truly comes from there?Also, I’m curious how people wear these outfits today, are they mostly for special occasions, or do some wear elements casually? For anyone familiar with Syrian clothing, how do you identify authentic pieces? And if I wanted something specific to a city, what details should I look for?

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u/asdfghjkl__69 — 1 day ago
▲ 12 r/B2BSaaS

The content mistake I see in B2B SaaS is treating traffic as the goal instead of revenue

A lot of B2B SaaS teams put serious effort into content, SEO, and distribution, but they still optimize for the wrong thing. They look at impressions, clicks, and rankings, and assume that means the content is working.

The problem is that traffic does not tell you whether a page is helping pipeline or revenue.

What changed for me was building the process around three parts. I use EarlySEO to create content that is actually tied to buyer intent instead of generic blog filler. I use IndexerHub to make sure the pages get discovered quickly, because even strong content is useless if it sits unseen for too long. And I use Faurya to track which pages are actually generating revenue, so I can see what is driving business outcomes instead of vanity metrics.

That combination matters more in B2B than people think. B2B buyers usually do not convert from one random visit. They move through a longer decision process, which means your content needs to be specific, your pages need to be discoverable fast, and your measurement needs to show real commercial impact.

The big shift is this: instead of asking “Which post got the most traffic?” ask “Which post influenced the most qualified revenue?” That question changes what you publish, how you structure it, and what you keep investing in. For B2BSaaS, content is not just marketing. It is part of the sales system. If you cannot connect the dots between content and revenue, you are probably underestimating what is working and overestimating what is not.

u/asdfghjkl__69 — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/phinvest

Daily expense tracker that works with peso, no bank link

Posting in case it helps anyone here. I use Pockita for daily expense tracking, separate from investments. Multi-currency works, peso supported, doesn't try to link to BDO or anything. Manual but fast. Free version is enough for what I do. Sticking with it for a year now.

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u/asdfghjkl__69 — 3 days ago