u/RadInternetHandle

Image 1 — does removing body hair make you feel less “athletic”?
Image 2 — does removing body hair make you feel less “athletic”?
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does removing body hair make you feel less “athletic”?

I started using Ulike IPL recently and the before/after difference is pretty noticeable. I mainly did it because when I work out, my body hair would tangle or stick to my skin with sweat, which was honestly annoying. The price also felt reasonable compared to other options.

Now that it’s mostly gone though… I weirdly feel like I look less “sporty”? Not sure if it’s just in my head, but curious if anyone else has felt this after hair removal or if you prefer the clean look.

u/RadInternetHandle — 4 days ago

Finally automated my multi‑account routine with a browser API. Anyone else doing this?

I run a bunch of social accounts for different clients. Just some legit profiles for Google Ads, FB pages, Twitter.

The problem: manually opening each browser environment, clicking the same buttons over and over, checking logins… it was eating hours every week. I'm not a hardcore coder, but I know a bit of Python.

I tried basic automation with Selenium and Puppeteer. Worked okay for one profile, but switching fingerprints/proxies was a mess. Also looked into other fingerprint browsers – some have no API at all, others are locked behind expensive enterprise plans.

Here's what I did with the fingerprint browser(my final choice is adsPower):

● Batch open / close browser environments from a script

● Pull the whole account list with fingerprints + proxy info

● Automate daily checks (open profile → login → screenshot → close)

Took me an afternoon to watch their tutorial on YouTube to get the basics working. Their API doc is decent, and there's an adspower-sdk Python package that saved me some time. Although some endpoints only work with the paid version. But overall is stable, honestly. Cut down my repetitive work by like 70%.

For those of you managing multiple isolated browser profiles, do you use any API automation? Also open to hearing about other fingerprint browsers with decent APIs. I think I need to try more and test more.

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u/RadInternetHandle — 5 days ago
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Has anyone here reduced RTO using Shiprocket checkout tools? What actually worked for you?

I run a D2C brand and struggle with high RTO mainly from COD orders. I’ve been looking into Shiprocket Checkout features like prepaid nudges, COD filters and address autofill that claim to reduce RTO significantly. On paper it sounds great, but I want to know real experiences. Did these tools actually help reduce fake or risky orders? What worked best COD restrictions, discounts for prepaid or faster checkout? Also, did you combine this with manual verification methods? Would love to hear honest results, especially % drop in RTO and any challenges faced.

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u/RadInternetHandle — 14 days ago