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▲ 52 r/LowStakesConspiracies

I have a feeling that they send returned product as new to people. If you don't send it back, you get flagged in the customer database as a "naïve return acceptor". Prompting further and worse returns sent to you as "new products"

I have extensive database experience.

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u/Drapidrode — 14 days ago
▲ 188 r/ConservativeMemes

Everyone hate's AI, I get it. But for fun I put in the below prompt. I saw this idea in another thread, and tried it on my AI. but when I got back the thread was locked. So I came here instead.

Make Image: two political 27 year old woman. the left is 'biden supporter' and right is 'trump supporter' . use every stereotype you can on each

u/Drapidrode — 24 days ago
▲ 0 r/guitars

What are some of the 'finishing touches' one needs for their new guitar?

I'm getting a brand new "Squire ^(by Fender)" guitar shipped from an online music store. What are some of the things I need to do to make it super comfortable, and preserve tone. I've played an acoustic guitar twenty years ago to the point of bar chords and various scales, maj , minor, blues... but the guitar was someone else's who made a lot of adjustments but I can't remember what to do. It is a strat type. it is a 3/4 size if that matters, bc my hands are not big. (the previous guitar was also a mini)

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u/Drapidrode — 1 month ago