karatechops

Parting with my 550i, love the car but need something larger. I'm happy to answer any questions, feel free to private message me on reddit. Photos can be found in the Craigslist post

Here are the details -

2013 F07 550i M Sport
Car is located in Hillsborough, NC. Asking $18k. 77,425 miles
Third owner, car was CPO'd by BMW at 60k miles and has been meticulously maintained. Vin: WBASN0C57DDW92688

Highlights
Clean Carfax
No accidents
Imperial Blue exterior
Cinnamon interior
Executive Package
M Sport Package

Car drives and feels great. Everything on the vehicle is rock solid.

I currently live in a small Orange County, North Carolina town of about 300 people, we all share the same trash dump. The current dump is far removed from the homes and most residents drive to it to dispose of their trash. All of the homes and land in my town are owned by a single property company. The property company has decided that in two weeks the town dump will be moved to my backyard. Fifty feet from my home will be a sweltering cess pool of trash and bug infested mattresses, at least that's the situation of the current dump.

In case anyone is curious, I have not pissed anyone off. They chose this location because years ago (many years before I moved in) this location is where the d

Apologies in advance if this is not the right subreddit, after looking through BMW subreddits this seemed like the most appropriate spot. Additionally, sorry for the long post.

I own a 2013 550i M Sport with 72k miles. I've owned the car since August 2017. The first few months were very trouble free, starting January I've had nonstop problems.

To get right to the point, I get in my vehicle one morning and the car won't shift to drive, it would automatically go back into park. I tow the car to the dealer and they told me what I expected, I need a new transmission and another part I've never heard of - service advisor told me "Oil is all over the place." I never saw any oil leaking from the

To preface - I am very much a Docker noob, I have expert full stack development technical knowledge but I am just getting my feet wet with CI/CD and docker.

I essentially have a project with two applications. Wordpress is powering the backend API and an Express server is serving a React application. I'm using Docker compose for all of the Wordpress stuff, my docker-compose.yml initiates a mysql and wordpress/apache container. My question is what's best practice regarding adding Node to my setup. Do I just run an init script on the Wordpress container to install Node/NPM and mount a volume with my Node project? Or do I add another service to my docker compose file which adds a Node image?

T

I'm working on a web app where we make a call to the Twitter API and our news API, the app's news feed needs to feature both entries sorted by date in the same data set.

I'm curious what would be considered the best approach, currently I'm using Promises.all on my twitter and news actions then running a sorting utility function in my component. This doesn't feel very "reduxy", would it make more sense to create a reducer which listens for TWEETS_SUCCESS and POSTS_SUCCESS then sort them into a piece of state?

I should note the long term goal is to cache and sort the responses server side in our DB.

I have minor security in place to not allow users to download MP3s off my site. Ajax sends a request for a token which is a one time download, this token is attached to the URL which is then fed into SoundManager2. This security works fine except in Safari.

Front End Request

streamSong: function(song)
{
    $.ajax({
        url: '/streamsong/'+song.id,
        type: 'get',
        success: function(token) {
            var stream = '/streamsong/'+song.id+'/'+token;
            Player.sendSongToPlayer(song, stream);
        }
    });
},

The stream URL is plugged directly into the mp3 path for a Sound object in SoundManager2

Route

Route::get

Almost 3 months ago I pulled my groin during training. I honestly didn't know it happened until the next day. At first it felt tight but there wasn't much pain. I kept training for about 2.5 months and the problem perpetuated considerably.

I've taken the last 2 weeks off and spoken with a doctor who told me to take a couple months off. Multiple months without jiu jitsu sounds like a miserable existence but obviously I'll take the advice of a medical professional.

Has anyone experienced this? If so do you have any tips on recovery?

On a side note: It's times like this I realize how much I take for granted the ability to even train. I've had almost 5 years straight will very minimal down t

I recently purchased an IG Bamboo Gi from BJJHQ. I washed it normally like all my other gis - cold water, light spin, a little bit of detergent. However the purple seems to have lightly bled all over the gi - it looks pretty ridiculous now. Any tips on getting this out? Could washing it a few more times clean up the bleed and maybe set the ink?

Edit: I see in the comments on BJJHQ one of the mods said they we're going to include care instructions about adding vinegar before washing - nothing like that came with my gi.

Hey guys, I'm moving to Charleston, SC (West Ashley) most likely this summer and wanted to hear your opinions on gyms around there.

I've done some research and so far found these gyms which look appealing - Arts for Fitness - According to the class schedule Rigan Machado is teaching there which really surprised me. However the schedule doesn't look like it offers enough classes for me. Gym is also right by where I plan to live. Ronin Jiu-Jitsu - Rigan brown belt, not much info on the school. Charleston MMA - Pretty solid schedule, looks like the head instructor is a GB BB.

Seems like every time I'm on a good streak of BJJ (12-15 hours a week) after a couple weeks in I inevitably get sick. My diet couldn't be better including mostly raw food/veggies, fresh juices, I hydrate, and get a ton of sleep. The issue here is I have very bad asthma which results in upper respiratory infections and possibly pneumonia when I get sick. Am I missing something in my routine that's resulting in me being super susceptible to getting sick?