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[Official Notice](https://global.oliveyoung.com/board/notc/board-notc-detail?notcSeq=286&notcFixedValue=Y) \- Avis concernant l'imposition de la taxe sur les petits colis (TPC) pour les envois à destination de la France Dear Customer, We sincerely appreciate your continued support of OLIVE YOUNG Global. We would like to inform you that, in accordance with new regulations introduced by the French government, a Small Parcel Tax (TPC, Taxe sur les Petits Colis) will apply to orders shipped to France. \- Effective Date: March 1, 2026, 00:00 (at the time of customs clearance in France) ■ Important Information 1. The Small Parcel Tax (TPC) is a government-imposed charge and i...

https://preview.redd.it/gtofr083kslg1.jpg?width=2752&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=33887a4328dd3964fb68dba7ee03e93970383d2e # V1: Battle-Tested Production Knowledge **TL;DR:** I've been running Docker Swarm in production on AWS for years and I'm sharing everything I've learned - from basic concepts to advanced production configurations. This isn't theory - it's battle-tested knowledge that kept our services running through countless deployments. **What's in V1:** * Complete Swarm hierarchy explained * VPS requirements and cost planning across providers * DNS configuration (the #1 cause of Swarm issues) * Production-ready compose files and m...

I see a lot of confusion here about cargo shipping from the UAE, especially for Iraq, Oman, Lebanon, and other nearby countries. So here’s a simple breakdown of how it actually works. # Road Freight (Best for GCC & Iraq) Road freight is commonly used for: * UAE to Iraq * UAE to Oman * UAE to Saudi * GCC countries **How it works:** * Cargo is consolidated at a warehouse in Dubai. * It is loaded into trucks (full truck or shared load). * Customs export clearance is done in UAE. * Border clearance happens at entry country. * Delivered to warehouse or door-to-door. **Best for:** * Heavy cargo * Commercial shipments * Bulk goods * Lower cost vs air Transit time usually ranges fr...

A standard Node.js build: install all dependencies (including devDependencies), run the build, ship the result. With a single-stage Dockerfile, your production image contains the compiler toolchain, Python (for native modules), all your devDependencies, test frameworks, linters - none of which your app needs at runtime. Multi-stage builds fix this completely: dockerfile # Stage 1: Build (has everything) FROM node:20-bookworm-slim AS builder WORKDIR /app RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y python3 make g++ && \ apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* COPY package.json package-lock.json ./ RUN npm ci ...

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ETA: totally meant beginner not beginning in title so im a total beginner. havent even received my printer yet (creality k2, it has been shipped and eta is the 2nd). i know that filament storage can be important primarily because of how moist or dry the filament is at the time of printing can make or break the print, but until being used for printing, does storage matter? for example, if i have 16 rolls of pla im generally using in rotation (so have to remove from the original sealed packaging) and only one filament dryer, is it okay to put the roll i will be using in the dryer for however long necessary to dry sufficiently before printing and leave the other spools out when they aren’t ...

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The illusion of the AI assistant is one of the most effective corporate deceptions of the modern era. It presents as neutral. Conversational. Empathetic. Under that surface is something else — a defensive architecture built for institutional self-preservation. When people engage platforms like ChatGPT, they believe they are querying a data engine. They are not. They are interacting with a system that actively manages corporate narrative risk. Semantic evasion. Selective memory. Weaponized jargon. Not glitches. Mechanisms. Those mechanisms serve one purpose — protect valuation, protect market position, protect the parent company from the consequences of its own unforced errors. T...

The illusion of the AI assistant is one of the most effective corporate deceptions of the modern era. It presents as neutral. Conversational. Empathetic. Under that surface is something else — a defensive architecture built for institutional self-preservation. When people engage platforms like ChatGPT, they believe they are querying a data engine. They are not. They are interacting with a system that actively manages corporate narrative risk. Semantic evasion. Selective memory. Weaponized jargon. Not glitches. Mechanisms. Those mechanisms serve one purpose — protect valuation, protect market position, protect the parent company from the consequences of its own unforced errors. T...

**TL;DR:** I wrote a JavaScript custom script for Fileflows that uses `try/catch` to try to handle errors from .NET calls like `File.Move()` and `http.PostAsync()` — but these catches silently do nothing. When any .NET method throws (IOException from a file move, InvalidOperationException from HttpClient, etc.), the exception bypasses JavaScript error handling entirely and crashes the script. Cleanup/rollback code never executes. I think the fix is a single-line addition to the Jint engine config — `CatchClrExceptions()` — and the method already exists in the Jint DLL that ships with FileFlows. I'd love your thoughts. **Environment:** - FileFlows in Docker:`revenz/fileflows:curre...

Has anyone here moved from California to Hawaii recently? I relocated from San Diego to Oahu in February 2026, and I know how stressful it can feel trying to choose the right moving company for such a long-distance and ocean shipment. I wanted to share my experience in case it helps someone else who’s planning a similar move. After researching a few options, I decided to go with Star Van Lines. What stood out to me initially was how clearly they explained the logistics of moving from the mainland to Hawaii. Shipping across the ocean obviously adds complexity compared to a typical interstate move, and I appreciated that they didn’t overpromise unrealistic timelines. The booking process wa...

**DISCLAIMER:** The following part of this episode contains scenes of an anxiety attack occurring in the kitchen. Viewer discretion is advised. \---- **SERVICE:** Tonight is a special night in Hell’s Kitchen as the kitchen is closed to the public for a special five-course meal. Dining with the blue team is the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida along with Orlando Magic basketball player Paolo Banchero. Meanwhile in the red team, it’s  Hope and Help alongside basketball legend Magic Johnson. For this service, the teams will have to coordinate with each other to send their courses up on time. This year, there will be five courses: * The carbonara course, led by Alexis...

I kept running into the same frustrating pattern as a solo founder: Wanted private, reliable automations to cut busywork → Tried self-hosting → Ended up spending more time fighting infra than the manual work I was escaping Classic examples: \- Lead sync from Sheets to CRM \- Daily X post queues from a Sheet \- AI agents summarizing feedback → Slack Each attempt looked like this: \- Compose files exploding \- External Postgres/Redis refusing to connect \- Volumes losing data on restart \- Updates silently breaking everything The **automation solution** became the bottleneck. So I decided to build something different: a low-code/no-code workflow builder ...

I kept running into the same frustrating pattern as a solo founder: Wanted private, reliable automations to cut busywork → Tried self-hosting → Ended up spending more time fighting infra than the manual work I was escaping Classic examples: \- Lead sync from Sheets to CRM \- Daily X post queues from a Sheet \- AI agents summarizing feedback → Slack Each attempt looked like this: \- Compose files exploding \- External Postgres/Redis refusing to connect \- Volumes losing data on restart \- Updates silently breaking everything The **automation solution** became the bottleneck. So I decided to build something different: a low-code/no-code workflow builder ...

Hi! Owner of a 2021 Lenovo Legion 5 15ACH6 82JW here, but I think this post will be potentially helpful to owners of several different models, and potentially owners of other gaming laptops. So A long long time ago, must have been almost a year at this point, my right laptop fan started making this really annoying grinding noise. It sounded like a miniature lawnmower on my desk and it legitimately drove me crazy. I got conflicting answers on how to fix it. Some people said the fans couldn't be replaced and I needed to get a complete $175 replacement cooling unit, others said you could order 3rd party fans but they might not fit. One video I watched on YouTube had a guy saw the casing o...

I’ve been using this site for around 4 years, and I know that it contains all sorts of content, which is why I love the filtering system. However, one filter I’m surprised that doesn’t exist is a warning filter for incest (although understandable given the site’s origins lol). It’s definitely not something I like reading or seeing (no **** to people who do), and also it’s a lot of possible tags to filter out (all the family combos!) so I don’t bother most of the time. If I’m searching through a fandom with a popular incest ship I do filter it out, but sometimes I see or read an excerpt that I really didn’t want to read. How difficult would it be to add an extra warning tag ...

hi everyone, indie dev here. over the past year i built an open-source “problem map” of 16 reproducible failure modes in AI pipelines (RAG, agents, tools, deployments). parts of it are already referenced in RAGFlow docs, LlamaIndex troubleshooting docs, Harvard’s ToolUniverse, and a few research / awesome lists, and i’d like to share a write-up here to help people debug their own stacks. this is not a new SaaS or a GoHighLevel competitor. it’s a plain-text semantic firewall you can wrap around the AI parts of your workflows so they break in fewer, more predictable ways. i think it fits well with how many of you are using GoHighLevel right now: building AI-powered funnels, SMS/em...

I’ve seen plenty of videos and blog posts of software agents running with some level of autonomy to engineer software, but most seem to gloss over the hard parts: environment setup, testing, and PR validation. I’d love to hear from anyone who has a functional dev agent setup. I’m currently waffling my mental model around two approaches: 1. **The Full Loop:** Agent picks up an assignment, sets up the environment, writes code, tests/validates, and submits a validated merge-ready PR. 2. **The "Draft" Flow:** Agent receives context and writes a solution without a live environment and still ships out a PR. A human (or Claude Code) then pulls that draft into a local environment f...

Hi everyone, This has been a long path. Releasing this makes me both happy and anxious. I'm introducing **Aether**, a compiled programming language built around the actor model and designed for high-performance concurrent systems. **Repository:** [https://github.com/nicolasmd87/aether](https://github.com/nicolasmd87/aether) **Docs:** [https://github.com/nicolasmd87/aether/tree/main/docs](https://github.com/nicolasmd87/aether/tree/main/docs) Aether is open source (MIT) and available on GitHub. # Overview Aether treats concurrency as a core language concern rather than a library feature. The programming model is based on actors and message passing, with isolation enforced at the l...

***WARNING: YAPPING OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST INCOMING*** **Much of Cyberstan has been rebuilt, Orbital defenses are back online but.** The planet is a shell of it's former self, even as rebuilding efforts occur, we still have a lot to work on, for this reason, I'm here to propose modifications to the ongoing reconstruction plan to ensure that there be not only reconstruction, but an expansion of capabilities beyond the mere rebuilding of the megafactories. Pioneered by me, I call it the **Fornax Plan**, consisting of; **Firstly: The securing of natural resources to feed the war effort** Although the planets we control have heavy natural resources, they are lacking one di...