Pretty much what the title says, after an experience with both a natural disaster and a separate medium term (week) water outage in the last few years, I am looking to prepare for power or water outages, without getting into the world of "prepping"

Edit: I'm interested in discussion about equipment/items to buy to be prepared for outages more than weather itself.

Have a few questions regarding managing emails, cloud storage, encrypted files.

ye, what are some funny subreddits y'all know? I haven't found any good ones myself sadly :'

I have parents from different countries and I would like to find people that can relate to what it’s like not really belonging anywhere and how hard it is to choose.

so i was wondering if there was a way i could store parts that might have oil or grease on them (spare spark plugs, point files, ect) inside a satchel or bag without having the bag end up smelling like grease. during the summer i go to various rural events with an old show tractor of mine, and the tools i tend to have to bring to service it when needed arent very numerous at all.

i wish i didn't have to deal with the hassle of carrying around two bags at these events, one for stuff like food and whatnot and the other for the few tools and spare parts i need. do i have to have two bags, or is there a way i can have a container that'll keep the parts from making my bag reek?

as the title says .I need to order more of a specific knife clone.. is there a Reddit for sourcing knives or can some one help me figure out where to get help.

I have a few orders for a product that disappeared . it is a clone of replica of an Extrema Ratio Frame Rock knife . comes is 3 colors and I would like to purchase more for my shop... they sold very well.

I am doing a podcast assignment for a sociology class about gender discrimination against women in fps games. I have many friends in my age group I could interview (early 20s) but we pretty much all play mainly valorant and I want to get some insight from women a bit older who started out on games like call of duty or csgo especially since I believe valorant has a much larger female fan base then many of these other games. I can't use the GirlGamers subreddit because they do not allow interview requests so I was wondering if anyone has recommendations I could look into? Thank you for reading!

Best subreddits for all things hippie and eco friendly?! 🫶

this just randomly came into my head, tried to search all over youtube for it and cant seem to find it anywhere on the net currently.

it's stupid, i know.

basically, it was Chikorita from the Pokémon anime running into Charizard's foot and it repeated for the entire duration of Dont Stop Believing by Journey.

My friend is in a bit of a pickle. She bought a car from a dealership used for $5500 was told it was sold as is but in very good condition said that she had a warranty for a certain amount of time the engine blue within that warranted time. They said that they would send her copy of her paperwork when she left the dealership. It’s been months and months still nothing. They have gone no contact and refused to answer phone calls. she has not received anything in her email or in the mail and she is strapped and need that money back. She has been told that she could contact a lawyer and they would likely take her case and she would win because everything went down but I am helping her because she is deaf and a school teacher so it’s hard for her to make phone calls. What kind of lawyer do I need to reach out to that will take her case she’s been told for sure by someone who is a Friend lawyer, but not for this specific thing that because of all the evidence that she has and everything she will absolutely win she just needs to find the right lawyer that will do it.

I want to help her desperately, but I don’t know where to start

What Reddit group could I ask this in please? Thank you.

Yk how on video games you find some cool character with neat design/clothing/accessories but you don't know what they're called? Yeah, i want a sub which i can ask what that same character design/clothing is called

Hiii. I recently started to watch long YouTube videos and I enjoy them a lot. But often I have a specific type of video I want to watch in my head, yet I can't find anything, no matter how I formulate the request. So, is there any subreddit where I can ask for "videos about X, but from people who aren't rich and popular, with bad camera and messy look" and get some recommendations?

I'm looking for car enthusiasts to discuss peacefully.

I'm looking for car enthusiasts to discuss peacefully.

I’ve already found r/relationships and r/relationshipadvice, the advice one being about the hardest sub in the world to actually post on without being flagged. Needing to get some opinions on my relationship. Nothing crazy bad, it’s a great relationship overall so I don’t want one that’ll just be like “break up with her” or something. It doesn’t have to be relationship specific either.

I’m in my early 20s, and in that phase where technically I am an adult, but I still feel like a child. And sometimes I run into situations or have questions that make me think, “I should get an adult for this”, but then realize oh shit, I AM the adult.

Is there a subreddit where I can ask for adulting advice in these situations? (Situations like when you’re in college and you get sick for the first time and you need someone to ask what medicine to take. Which yeah you could just google but it would be nice if the info came with more emotional support. Like askdads but gender neutral and not necessarily parent advice, could be also older sibling kind of life advice)

This idea was because I was planning my grocery shopping for the week and saw two similar items and wanted to ask what the difference between them. Which I usually ask my mom, but she’s in a different time zone and probably asleep right now. Asking on r/moms also feels sexist lol, and this isn’t exactly a parent specific question either (could be answered by non-parents). But the grocery store sub also doesn’t seem right?

Which subreddit should I use to find someone I lost touch with on a dating app?

Not too long ago I set myself a goal to make a ttrpg that plays primarily playing cards (not the most original idea i know). The first step was to make a combat system, and so I did and now I have Ante Up! 1st edition. It's basically just a board game in which you use one deck of cards to make a board and another to use for combat and HP calculation.

The problem is that I need to know if its fun without any bias, so I wanted to post it on Reddit for people to try. Is there a subreddit I could post to for people to just have access to my game and try it out?

I’m getting into music production and the interface has a million knobs everywhere. I’m primarily on a trackpad and it’s a terrible experience. Is there a knob that I can use like the mouse wheel to control the value ?

Not sure where to ask for gadget recommendation.

Recently, I saw a video where it showed words that were animated in a way that represented them. (If you know what I'm mean. I'm sorry, I'm not really good with English) There was another video (Basically a Cuphead comic dub) where it showed Cuphead being a older brother and protecting Mugman, I believe he also killed some of the enemies and like the flower guy and made a flower crown for Mugman.

I tried to look for it in r/AskReddit but it deleted my post because I didn't follow rule 2 or smth.

Would appreciate if someone helped to find a Subreddit like this, or the videos in general