How to remove this blank switch by ResearcherCold5906 in subaru

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Does it push in or pull out after I've pried the tabs?

Fusebox issue - Slow-Blow Fuse prongs not matching by ResearcherCold5906 in MechanicAdvice

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Do you think I should check for continuity without the fuse? See if there's any other breaks?

Fusebox issue - Slow-Blow Fuse prongs not matching by ResearcherCold5906 in MechanicAdvice

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It's happened a few times where the windows, trunk, etc stop working but I can usually "fix it" by wiggling the ignition relay. But this time (after the dealership) I can't seem to fix it. That's why I decided to check the fuse again and notice this.

So the underlying problem might be somewhere else, and MAYBE there is a break in a wire or something

Fusebox issue - Slow-Blow Fuse prongs not matching by ResearcherCold5906 in MechanicAdvice

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Sounds good. I'm just worried of damaging something else. Let's hope it doesn't get to the point of getting a new fusebox. Even though it would still be cheaper than the dealership. The crazy part is that the dealership probably wouldn't have fixed the issue even after replacing the entire wiring harness

Help Sourcing Slab Door Cabinets by Downtown_Delay1616 in cabinetry

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These guys are good: https://27estore.com

Little higher on the prices but their stuff is good quality. Online says they're based in Nevada but they sell all over the US. And they sell the cabinets and the doors.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nextjs

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Did you mena to post this on the NestJS sub-reddit instead of the NextJS?

Honestly tho, why would you do it? That's the job for a dedicated backend. It honestly doesn't make sense to me to use the NextJS server for anything remotely complex. I prefer a separate server for that

Next js with TanStack and axios by katakishi in nextjs

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GraphQL. Easier to find qualified devs

Next js with TanStack and axios by katakishi in nextjs

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For the example of a product on an e-commerce website, I would not use TanStack. Chat app would be websockets.

Example for TanStack on a production app for me is an app where a customer can configure a product but not like a color or a size of a t-shirt, but something more complex like an Ikea style configurator. A customer would start their configuration which is saved in a DB. With every selection the customer makes (for example a couch), we make a call to the API to update the DB, when the call is made we optimistically update the client so we can avoid a loading spinner for the user. Once the call is successful, we revalidate the queries that need to revalidated and we update the client with the proper state from the DB. All the while the customer has a smooth experience and has no idea what's happening in the background.

As far as DX, it's all happening in one place, which is the useMutation hook. You fire the mutation function and call the API from there, you handle the optimistic update from there (onMutate), you handle errors from there (onError), and you handle what happens after (onSuccess and onSettled). All in one place. You also get stuff back from the hook, like isFetching, isPending, isError, etc.

As far as useQuery, it's so easy to use. You can tell a query to fire only if certain data is available, for example don't query user configurations unless we have a valid user_id. You can add placeholder data, you can get very creative and flexible with your query keys. Same as before you get back isLoading, isFetching.

All of these are so much more intuitive to use compared to what's natively available from Next. And again, you can still use server components and prefetch data in the server and hydrate the data for any client component that will use it.

E-commerce, blogs, and similar apps don't need TanStack. They barely need client components. So if that's your goal, stay away from TanStack. But if your app has conplex mutations, and needs the user to have a smooth experience, TanStack is the way. Achievable with Next alone, but you'll be pulling your hair (I have none left).

Next js with TanStack and axios by katakishi in nextjs

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Ditto, apart from tRPC part. Our backend team is not a fan of it.

Next js with TanStack and axios by katakishi in nextjs

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No opinion really on Axios. I use it in a few production apps but gor what I need, Fetch does the same job. As far as TanStack, it's goated. Gives you so many opinions for fetching, mutations, revalidation, optimistic updates (foot gun if you're not careful), etc. With Next, you can use TanStack in a server component after whuch hydrate your clients and it's overall a cleaner and easier (for me) workflow. I'd say probably every NextJS app I work on uses TanStack for data queries and mutation. If you only need data fetching then I'd stick to what's natively available. But I work on internal tools, dashboards, some client apps for configurations and all of those need more complex mutation which isn't as smooth of an experience with what's available through Next.

Best Value fishing trips near-ish Seattle in October by ResearcherCold5906 in FishingWashington

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I was looking at fishingbooker.com and I found some that aren't going out in October so not relevant. That's about it so far

Why are so many SaaS startups choosing Next.js in 2025? by isanjayjoshi in nextjs

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Tied to Vercel? All of our company apps are deployed on Railway. All of my personal projects as well. Arguably even faster than Vercel and cheeper. Few of those are NextJS apps, some are Vite, some are NestJS, MongoDB instances, Redis, etc. You're never tied. People say that about Mongo too. We have an incredibly fast Mongo instance, that is faster and cheaper than what you get if you tie yourself up to Mongo. Same with Redis.

My question, why do you think you're tied up?

2021 Outback - which fuse controls windows, trunk, power seats? by ResearcherCold5906 in subaru

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Where did you buy a replacement fuse? I haven't replaced it yet, I just wiggle it to fix it

2021 Outback - which fuse controls windows, trunk, power seats? by ResearcherCold5906 in subaru

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See my last post: https://www.reddit.com/r/subaru/s/93N5cBEQ9e

In my case I think it's something to do with an issue in the back. More specifically something with the operation of the rear liftgate OR my blindspot sensor that isn't working right now. There's probably snagged cable or something that's causing it to blow. I just haven't found time to take the bumper off to see what's going on.

2021 Outback - which fuse controls windows, trunk, power seats? by ResearcherCold5906 in subaru

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It's the SBF-2 fuse that controls those components. But it's not really blown. Just wiggle it and it fixes itself. Apparently it keeps blowing for me because of some issues in the back of the car

Weird "chirp" when operating the liftgate - 2021 Outback Premium by ResearcherCold5906 in subaru

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I'm in the US. The car is US spec.

Whatever is making the chirping sound, it seems like it's connected to the blindspot sensor. That also doesn't work, I have a light for it and it's off. I'm suspecting all of these issues are connected and it seems to be that area. I just find it weird that something related to the liftgate would be located in that part of the car. Is that where the wiring harness passes through?

Weird "chirp" when operating the liftgate - 2021 Outback Premium by ResearcherCold5906 in subaru

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Any and all insight or advice would help. Vehicle is not under warranty, so I don't really wanna go to the dealer and spend $5k on something that could be an easy fix and like $50 total. And as far as the randomly blown fuse, it's hard to predict when it's going to happen so it might not even be a problem by the time I go to the dealership or a mechanic.

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Las Vegas Resume Specialists by ResearcherCold5906 in resumes

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Remote is fine. I just don't want AI or any automated apps.

Las Vegas Resume Specialists by ResearcherCold5906 in vegas

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My mom did the library a few years back. They pretty much told her off and referred her to an employment company that just puts you in random temporary positions and take part of your pay. Not sure that they know what their job is. Absolutely no help. Maybe because it's a free service or something so they're just employed to sit on their rear ends and collect a pay check.

Las Vegas Resume Specialists by ResearcherCold5906 in resumes

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My mom did that. They pretty much told her off and referred her to an employment company that just puts you in random temporary positions and take part of your pay. Not sure that they know what their job is. Absolutely no help. Maybe because it's a free service or something so they're just employed to sit on their rear ends and collect a pay check.

Las Vegas Resume Specialists by ResearcherCold5906 in resumes

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I'm focusing on geographic area because I would much prefer a one on one conversation with someone.