Six NINE???!??
Over FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS???!?!??!?
Puh leeze.
I excused the "freakishly massive bat costume" in the earlier issues since I figured it was "bad guy POV" vs "objective third party perspective," but that's half a foot and double the weight of an Alan Ritchson...
Wife, her brother and his wife, are all on iPhones. We have a group thread. I can send texts to them, but have stopped receiving replies.
Wife and I are on same T-Mobile plan, they are on different plans.
I share one other group with my wife and have stopped receiving texts, and she is still receiving them. Unsure what they are sending on.
I use Yaata as my primary text app, but when I switch to Google Messages, the group texts are not there, and they aren't showing up in my Windows Phone interface either (which should be independent of whatever text app I use on my device).
For years everything was fine; I just noticed this two weeks ago.
Anyone else experiencing this? Anyone have any thoughts? I'd hate to have to move to Apple just to get funny videos from my sister-in-law.
Cross-posted on T-Mobile sub and also on Androidforum.
I usually time my walk from the office to get there right as the Coke dance starts. Catching Odyssey in 70mm (non-IMAX) today. Middle of the row, so don't want to be a dick, but don't want my popcorn to get cold during the trailers.
Are there trailers? Or does it jump right in at the start time?
TIA.
Is that a heroin thing?
Been stymied for almost 50 years. Today I just fucking broke.
Not LE here.
When you're tooling about town, where do you keep your weapon? Hip? Glove box? (I know there's gonna be one guy who keeps it under his nuts, so you don't have to answer).
Thanks,
I bought this PC four years ago when I left a job.
AFAIK I never used this PC for work...
I launched "new" Outlook yesterday, and it defaulted to wanting to sign on to my old work address.
It's not in Settings=>Accounts, Credential Manager, %localappdata%/tokens. I did a scan of my registry. It doesn't show up in my Office=>Account list.
I cleared
Get-ChildItem "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\IdentityCRL" | Remove-Item -Recurse -Force
Get-ChildItem "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AAD" | Remove-Item -Recurse -Force
It's still showing. What gives?
(The thing is, even when I did work there, I used eM client for email. I may have signed in to Sharepoint, but again, the dates don't really line up on the purchase of this machine and my access to that account?!?)
What else can I do???
Time for the annual scrub-and-reseal. I've always used paint pads, tear through about two or three of em. (No matter how many I buy, I need one more than I have).
Was wondering if a roller might be better?
Would that give me more / less product? Smoother, more even / rougher, pillier coverage?
Thanks in advance.
I (and others) have been asked for feedback about a boss that does not take feedback well. The form requires log in. How concerned should we be that some crackerjack in the office who's "good at IT" will figure out who sent in what? (My folks know VPN, Private Browsing, etc.)
It's a small nonprofit, but you never know who has a tech-savvy side hustle.
Writing a short story set at a racetrack in 1979. Don't need to be too detailed, but don't want to step on my johnson, either.
Anyone work at betting windows back then? I have read a lot about Totalisers up to the 60s and then there's lots of hand-waving and "then it was the internet." Just curious about the mechanics. Especially on off-race days.