Sabolich Prosthetics in Oklahoma. It was actually pretty simple; a higher frequency signal felt “hot” and a lower frequency signal felt “cold”.
Had to ponder this, as at the time I was asked to stay quiet about it. But I never signed anything,it’s unlikely the person I spoke to is even there any more, and it’s been a long time.
It’s not a first. I saw this in local trials in 1994. Physically, in person, not online.
Seeing a lot of “only idiot cavemen don’t use debit cards”, but in my case it’s for cash security. If there is theft or fraud that money is not available until the bank decides my report is legitimate. With a credit card that’s not the case. Where I can’t use a credit card I use a check with some extra security info.
Don’t know about rules or policy, but personally the occasional cross-post doesn’t bother me. But if I get a streak of the same post in multiple communities (and/or across servers) I block the user. Had two today where I saw thirteen of the same post in a row, but the same person, across two instances. Blocked.
Probably not, since I’m on the user’s page and if I reload after the error they’re still not blocked.
Are these trolls literally living in their parents’ basements? Like not going outside to notice it is, indeed, hot?
Will it be retroactive? Without birthright citizenship can we just kick people like him out? One can dream…
Did they overpay themselves by less than $735 million? Otherwise it was still profitable and they will do it again.
Been happening to me also at least the last 2 days. I made sure I check “remember me”. Firefox/Windows desktop.
Haha, no siblings that want to murder me.
No, never played before. Only bought it recently (on sale).
No, never watched Twitch and don’t watch videos of people playing games.
I started using #Threads
Ah, I see, there’s the problem.
I’ve been using Feedbro (Firefox plugin) for a while and it does the job.
Kassandra has awakened things in me that I didn’t know were there. OK, that’s a lie, I already knew.
It’s like a promotional flier for Signal.
That extension does PRs. Updated my original comment with the link.
I actually like the tooling built into VS Code. Added the GitHub Pull Requests and Issues extension for the PRs, pretty happy with it all at the moment. Before that I like a specific older version of SourceTree that didn’t forget your credentials.
Probably thinks Harris would be easier to control once statistics catch up.