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For me it’s probably the super app ecosystem and how fast everything seems to work there.

Food, payments, taxis, shopping, messaging, deliveries… everything feels integrated into one system.

What’s something from China you wish existed in your country because it would save you time or make life easier?

Hello 23F here looking for 2bhk apartment in Paras Tierea, budget is around 17-20 with maintenance. Not looking for flatmates will shift with my family.

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but when i was young, mowing was my most hated chore. for a time i used to plead my way into doing anything else. washing dishes, laundry, scrubbing toilets. just to get out of it. i realized that becoming an adult, i could do what id like because i was no longer restrained by my parents.
well, this place was left to me from my granddad and the missus loves the view where we live as well as the area so there's no way i would just sell it. however, because she can no longer do the yard work (medical issues), and i do 100% of the housework, the weekly 45-minute mowing cycle has become my personal green hell.
i don't use that space, id rather go to a park to drive. but i'm over the grass stains, and the smell (i hate it, sue me), and all the freaking rocks that apparently sprout out of the earth every night. i even put clover down to choke out the grass and get weedy as digsby just prevailed. i’m at the point that i might as well just pave over the whole damn thing and paint it green.
i need my weekends back. i have turned to the robot mowers because i am done with this shit. has anyone tested the segway navimow? you told me those stupid boundary wires are unnecessary. am i signing up for a set it and forget it solution for some dude who wants to ignore that his yard exists, or am i buying an entirely new set of problems? just tell me this works before i buy 10 bags of concrete!

Hey everyone, 1-year crypto trader here. I started out last year on a relatively unknown exchange, and now I'm looking to move to a mainstream, legitimate exchange for the rest of 2026. I'm simply looking for a platform that offers transparent fees, and responsive customer service.

For some background, I focus mostly on spot trading, but I do a bit of futures too. I mainly use trading bots to automate my strategies, so I would also prefer a bot-friendly exchange.

Due to my geographical location, I've had to narrow my choices down to Kraken, Bybit, Okx, and Bydfi. They all have a solid reputation here and a decent user base. I've heard huge exchanges like these will regularly run promo events. I recently noticed that Bydfi is holding its 6th anniversary with some bonuses for new users. I'm wondering if now is a good time to jump in.

Has anyone here used these platforms? I'd love to hear about your experiences. Thanks!