u/Appropriate_Risk_545

I notice that I was getting a bunch of warnings about overdue vaccinations, labs, and so on that I had already done through Kaiser Permanente. Looking more closely, I found out that these warnings were coming from other MyChart accounts that I linked.

As a result, I think that if I were able to link Kaiser Permanente to MyChart Central, then this would resolve the issues. But I saw that it's not available yet.

Finally, even my current doctor didn't know this, and thought the warnings would automatically clear by themselves. This just shows how complicated Epic can be.

Gemini users mostly make fun of their own AI, or are waiting for Gemini 4.

In the past few years, the YouTube channels @rit_tigers and @ritstudentlife barely do anything, and this sub slowed down a lot. Facebook pages are mostly inactive too.

https://www.instagram.com/ritstudentlife/

When someone's car breaks down, instead of saying "get it repaired", you say "it's an opportunity for physical exercise!"

Someone gets a flat tire: "it's not a flat, it's a tire with a reduced-pressure embodiment, fully supported by the specification!"

Your roof leaks: “The specification describes a covering, but does not expressly require impermeability.”

I am now taking a bus instead

The CIA headquarters are located there, along with numerous defense contractor companies. The equivalent to Middleton Mall is Tysons Corner Center, an upscale megamall. People there tend to be organized and status quo about issues compared to the rest of the U.S. Also, the high schools are very strong in academics and athletics.

Would this be possible? If so, what would happen?

Go to https://old.reddit.com/r/Stuyvesant/about/stylesheet

The very first block of code is the following:

body {
transform: rotate(0deg);
animation-name: shake;
animation-duration: 0.1s;
animation-iteration-count: infinite;
animation-delay: 600s;
}
@keyframes shake {
0%{
 transform: rotate(-10deg);
}
50%{
 transform: rotate(10deg);
}
100%{
 transform: rotate(-10deg);
}
}

Basically The whole <body> is animated with a shake keyframe that rocks it between −10° and +10° every 0.1 seconds, forever. The reason it only starts after a while though is animation-delay: 600s: nothing happens for exactly ten minutes, then it kicks in and never stops. A deliberate prank by whoever wrote the stylesheet.

Finally, I was browsing around last year and saw it. Originally, I thought it was a glitch...