u/dean1ronman

I called whitestone dog house and a few places i googled but they all say they don’t do cats anymore

Woodcutting has always been my preferred afk activity due to it's consistency, and mellowness; if I am going to be actively playing I would be consuming other content, but woodcutting has allowed me to read books, learn things all while getting a dopamine hit of making money. I recently returned to the game, and I see all these new hatchets but my jaw dropped looking at the requirements and steps to make. Those of you that have it is it worth the effort?

This car dealership ripped off my partner and are not taking accountability for it. We’re lawyering up but as an extra fuck you I want to get this dealership review bombed there’s already other reviews saying they got scammed there as well.

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I feel like this subreddit has a wealth of information about the best fitness tracker apps, water-drinking apps, and they’re all great. However, what apps make you go, “Holy shit, I can’t believe this is on my watch?” I’ve been using the watch as a stand alone device and it’s been incredible

these cases i’m finding are all expensive and take forever to ship

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my setup would be:

galaxy fold 5

shadow pc on android

rabbit r1 connected by usb-c/otg to the fold

chrome or edge inside shadow

dlam.rabbit.tech inside shadow

i’m trying to figure out if the r1 gets forwarded into shadow as a usb device so the browser can detect it for dlam/webusb. i don’t have a physical windows/mac/linux computer, only shadow.

questions:

does the r1 show up in shadow’s android usb forwarding menu?

does chrome/edge inside shadow detect it on dlam.rabbit.tech?

does screen sharing + device connection work, or does it say no compatible device detected?

any specific cable/otg/resolution settings needed?

The DLAM thing seems cool - not sure if its just a computer thing or if I can plug it into my android or something too. What can you do on this thing realistically how does it work every video i find is a dude sitting at a desk and dunking on it

would be so useful for runs without my phone. thank you

i feel like it would be convenient on a run to be able to tune in without my phone on me.

hey all i know everyone’s suggested revolution ++ on my prior searches on this but i have a friend irl diagnosed asd who plays strictly old school. because we want to play together we both agreed to create new accounts on rs3 but he’s saying he only wants to do legacy mode. i’ve gone back and forth with him about how it’s worse and revo is basically legacy mode but more dps and no input but he says he doesn’t like how the abilities look. as a result he wants to play on legacy only worlds. anyone here play legacy/classic mode only any advice?

i keep trying to get them manually but i always get locked out i can’t get a drop to save my life. i don’t wanna sell it i just want to start collecting

What are some standalone must have apps that don’t need your phone you use on an Apple Watch stand alone.

I have an ultra 2 with cell service I’ve seen some videos about it but most of the people making videos are tech reviewers who are plugged in for a living… I’m looking for the average person

im trying to figure out what to stick with for daily use, I run out of chat gpt "agents" extremely quick, and half the time it doesn't work right.

i started with clawdi and i can see the value but im still learning and i dont have a coding background

if youre not technical what ai agent felt easiest to set up and keep using

what worked for you after the first week and what got annoying fast

just looking for honest real world opinions

im trying to find an ai agent setup that doesnt need a lot of technical knowledge

i started with clawdi and i can get basic things done but i still feel like there is a learning curve

for people who are not devs what are you using that felt easy right away

also what did you try first that you ended up dropping and why

i care more about simple and consistent than super powerful

Hey everyone — I’m pretty new to AI agents and automation, and I’ve been trying out Clawdi.

I’d love honest opinions from people with more experience:

• How does Clawdi compare to other AI agents/tools you’ve used? • Is there anything better or easier for someone with little/no technical background? • What has the smoothest setup and least maintenance? • Any tools you’d recommend for simple daily use (not coding-heavy)?

I’m not looking for the most powerful option — mainly something reliable, beginner-friendly, and not overwhelming.

Would really appreciate real-world experiences 🙏

I’m in NYC and have a countertop dishwasher in good working condition.

I’m trying to avoid the full Facebook Marketplace routine (tons of messages / no-shows). Are there any legit options where I can either:

• consign it locally and let someone else handle the sale, or
• ship it to an online service that buys/sells used appliances?

If you’ve done this in NYC, what was the lowest-effort option that actually worked?

I'm not really a business person, so I don't need PowerPoints or meeting transcripts. I'm more interested in useful AI agents, free or paid, that you actually use regularly for things like online shopping, research, or anything else. Let me know and teach me a thing or two!

The only useful agent I’ve found is clawdi….