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I’m pretty new to the training side in a logistics environment (think dispatch / coordinating loads, drivers, etc.), and I’m starting to notice that what people are trained on doesn’t always line up with what hits them in week one.

For those of you working in ops, where do new folks usually struggle the most when they actually start?

I built Magpie, a self-hosted email aggregator that pulls multiple IMAP/SMTP accounts into a single inbox.

I started it because Google is dropping support for pulling emails from my Yahoo accounts (Gmailify), and I wanted a private, self-hosted solution.

Key points:

• Unified inbox with search and threading
• Lightweight backend + modern web UI
• Easy to deploy (Docker or manual)
• Privacy-first, fully open source

This is the baseline release (1.0.1). It’s meant to be simple, functional, and easy to extend. I’d love feedback, bug reports, and contributions from anyone interested in email tooling or self-hosted software.

[Check it out on GitHub →](https://github.com/FynleyMsg/Mag

Hey r/ChicagoTheater,

I'm producing a new musical and am looking for a space that’s affordable but also has a bit of excitement or character; somewhere actors would be eager to audition.

If you have suggestions for small theaters (say, 50+ seats), hidden gems, or other creative venues, I'd love to hear them.

Thanks in advance for any leads!

fyi, if it matters, this is a new musical that has had a couple of great staged readings. I'm working with a small team to 'put it on it's feet'. The band would be a small rock-type ensemble (no tracks). I have produced plays and musicals in the suburbs, but nothing in the city.

I'm an experienced dev, but stumped on a low-lift solution --

We receive data from end users, and our system generates results. The client wants to review these results before end users see them. They should be able to approve or deny each result and, ideally, be notified quickly during working hours (e.g., within 10 minutes). As a "nice to have," they’d like the ability to modify the output, but this isn’t strictly necessary.

I’d like to implement a solution that is efficient and involves minimal effort on my part.

I was considering using a communications-oriented app like Slack or Discord to notify the client and allow for quick responses. Does anyone have experience with a similar sc

I'm in the market to buy a new car and I've narrowed it down to the Audi Q3 or the Hyundai Kona. I test drove the Q3 about a month ago and they had maybe a dozen in inventory (not so for the Hyundai). I've watched on their website and they have more than twice that now.

My plan is to go in next week and see if I can get a great price. My question is, how much of a price cut to hold out for?

If they can't offer much, I'll probably buy the Hyundai as it's less expensive, but they don't tend to offer much of a discount.

Reaching out for assistance -- I've had a docker image that allows me to run dotnet core 2.0 console apps running for a long time now, but whenever I try to get a new image that would support dotnet core 3, I get a new image that only runs 2.0. Does anyone have this working?

List<int> values = new List<int>() { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9};

foreach (var outerVal in values)
{
 foreach (var innerVal in values)
 {
  Console.Write((outerVal == 0 ||
   outerVal == values.Max() ||
   innerVal == 0 ||
   innerVal == values.Max() ||
   innerVal == outerVal ||
   innerVal == values.Max() - outerVal)
   ? "#" : " ");
 }
 Console.WriteLine();
}

I'd expect not, but curious to know if anyone has tried.

I bought the cheapest 4 gig RAM upgrade I found on Amazon for my DS-218+, and am happy to report that it works perfectly. In addition to the normal NAS functions, I'm using docker to host a dot net core app and the additional RAM is a big improvement. The specs are: NEMIX RAM 4GB DDR3L-1866 Memory PC3-14900 SODIMM -- fyi, I don't work for this company.

A bit of a newbie question, but I have a G930A I bought on Amazon, and I've been using it on MetroPCS for a few months -- everything runs great. The only issue is I'm not getting any security patches -- I'm seeing the patch level as September 1, 2016. Can I install the T-Mobile version of the ROMs and will this enable OTA updates? If not, any suggestions? Thanks!

Current Device info:

Android version 6.0.1

Baseband version G930AUCS4API2

Kernel version 3.18.20-8575098

Build number MMB29M.G930AUCS4API2

In the Chicago area, I'm looking through listings and I'm tempted to buy a lower priced unit, then renovate. Good idea / bad idea? Chances are good I'll hold on to the property for say, 10 years.

Ok, so a little background: I had Chrubuntu running great on the SDD in the C720, but due to limited drive space I got the bright idea to boot from larger USB3 stick. The ISOs from HugeGreenBugs boot and run great from the USB (although nothing ever boots from SD for some reason).

The problem is that these are all Live CD formats, and I don't really want that or persistent. My preference is for a full install running entirely from USB. The only way I got this to work was boot the ISO from VirtualBox on my PC, then do an 'install' to the USB drive. This works, but it sure is a lot of steps.

Am I doing it wrong?