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twisteriffic
3y ago
Not all of it. My credit union's interac services still worked.
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twisteriffic
3y ago
You'd be in the minority then. There are almost none of those left here, they all rusted away a decade ago because Toyota cheapest out on metal prep.
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twisteriffic
3y ago
... Yes?
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3y ago
Don't threaten me with a good time.
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3y ago
> Do you think the issue was something else? No, I'm not questioning whether or not it was a caching issue. I'm taking exception to the lack of accountability. They chose the library. They (probably) chose to ignore a documente
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3y ago
> The incident was caused by a third-party caching client library that was recently integrated into our system. This client library received unprecedented load conditions caused by devices coming back online all at once. As a result of i
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3y ago
> New incentive for the AI team to keep pacing its algo towards AI-only search Please no... Facebook is already doing this in marketplace and it's beyond awful. Like "search for an oscilloscope and get a vibrator" level of
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3y ago
If I've ever watched one of those type of videos it's so far back in my history that I can't find it any more, as in years in the past.
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3y ago
It's nice to know my misery has company.
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3y ago
The weird thing is that it's only in search results. I'm militant about thumbs down/don't recommend on the feed and shorts, and in those places I almost never get an irrelevant suggestion. It's only an issue in sear
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3y ago
https://i.postimg.cc/J49KjXZ2/Screenshot-20240215-183710.png It's likely some coincidence of my previous viewing history, though how woodworking, small engine repair and distributed systems pointed to grossout vid
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3y ago
> There is also option to "don't recommend channel" ([3x ...] beside the video) This doesn't exist for search results, only for the feed
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3y ago
I've checked, believe me. They don't show up in the feed, only in search results.
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twisteriffic
3y ago
There's no option to block a channel or "don't recommend" from search results, at least in the android app. Afaik that's only available in the feed.
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3y ago
Least favourite behavior of YouTube these days is the mass of pimple popping and wart removal videos that show up near the top of search results for damn near anything. "Fluke 87v power on options"? Pimple popping. "Generator
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3y ago
In all seriousness, who would you contest it with? That's the kind of scenario that scares me with Tesla. You can't take to social media to put pressure on a local dealer because they don't exist, and say anything vaguely neg
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3y ago
The range and battery life on the remotes is unbelievable as well.
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3y ago
> Anathem felt like, outside of buildings, he just isn't able to provide a proper world at all. The rest seems to consist of a Wikipedia article without losing too much thought on an ending. That's how I felt the first time I r
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3y ago
> Climate denial, for example, is not about carefully planted false evidences The mountain of carefully planted false evidence sure ain't helping things though.
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3y ago
My local dealer seems to have a scheme going that leads to them having a lot of very low km (like <2000) Siennas listed for 1.2-2x MSRP. I hope they choke on them.
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3y ago
I suspect that'd be the case here, but there's a cottage industry of social media rage farming to keep it at the top of mind.
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3y ago
It doesn't really matter if they work when they're ballot box poison for anyone who implements them. In western Canada there are large groups of people who are absolutely wildly outraged about plastic bag and cutlery bans. They&#x
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3y ago
I wish you were wrong, but I know you aren't.
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3y ago
It's pretty much that, but in a more compact form. If I hadn't found this one I'd planned on using the auger system from a chocolate fondue fountain, just placed on its side.
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3y ago
Again, it is physically impossible for an infant to drink as much water as an adult.
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3y ago
A couple of reminders for facts that the last thread on this proved weren't as obvious as you'd think: 1. Studies undertaken as part of a lawsuit should be considered radioactive. See the whole Wakefield thing. 2. Infants don'
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3y ago
I would if their search weren't so utterly useless
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3y ago
Mine had no smarts in it at all. The programmability from the factory was a plug in timer similar to a block heater timer, but that wasn't with the unit when I bought it. If you supply power, the auger turns until the power is disconne
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3y ago
It's one of these https://www.homehealthcareshoppe.com/buy-ergo-auto-pet-feede... Big hopper with a plastic auger at the bottom, driven by a gear motor similar to the one that runs a dryer timer. Very simple, no sensor
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3y ago
I bought a cat food dispenser for $5 at goodwill and plugged it into a $10 "inching" timer plug from AliExpress. 10 seconds every 4 hours. It's the dumbest smart feeder I could make for the dumbest best cat.
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