u/Kodiak01

Thanks for apparently working on Parts LinQ in Prod instead of Dev over the weekend. Now nobody can put their emergency orders in because the Availability function has been borked most of the day.

One can still see general availability in Cross Part Lookup, but order verification uses the standard process only.

Bravo!

Got a chuckle when this popped up. Have to wonder if this is them being proactive, or a response to a specific incident.

My bet is on the latter.

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The moment never hit me until now.

Kirk: "Your father is Hikaru Sulu?"

Demora Sulu: "Yes, Sir."

Kirk: "Incredible. Congratulations, Ensign. It wouldn't be the Enterprise without a Sulu at the helm."

Demora Sulu: "Thank you, Sir."

Chekov: "I'm sure Hikaru must be very proud of you."

Demora Sulu: "I hope so."

So... What happened between Hikaru and Demora that she wouldn't know what he thought of her career?

Yesterday morning, Fedex delivered a repackaged item that belonged to us (which I know was repackaged because the dims on the label were less than half the size of the box actually received.

Also in that oversize box were a couple dozen overnight and ground packages that did NOT belong to us. Some of them look rather high value as well.

We tried calling Fedex but the person at the toll-free number was beyond useless. They kept trying to treat it like we were trying to ship out, when in reality we're just trying to help fix the mess their sorting facility created by getting all the packages moving to their destination again.

In the end, they did nothing for us. It looks like the Fedex driver that came today did also not take them.

So now we are sitting on all these packages while Fedex is now likely sitting on a pile of pissed off customers because these "lost" packages are just sitting here.

So... who do we actually contact to make them disappear off our business dock and get to the actual recipients?

US/New England.

I live in a town of ~30k where I am an unpaid appointed member of a town commission dealing with environmental issues, outreach, and as an advisory to Zoning and Wetlands boards. I have been a member for a few years now and enjoy being able to make a little bit of a difference to make our town a better place to live. This is a commission that is statutorily limited to the number of any particular political party can be a member of (the rest unenrolled) in order to foster equality and balance in opinions and action.

An issue has just started to fester, however, that I am not sure how to react as it plays out.

There is one member that routinely sends out group emails to the rest of the commission. They are not the only one, and up until now every note/link has been related to areas our commission has some level of local purview. The most recent message, however, went off the political deep end. It was images and links regarding certain taxation issues in other States that even the most deluded of participants would realize is about nine area codes away from anything we handle. Trying to be as tactful as possible, I sent as a group reply:

"What relation to Commission business are we to be considering here?"

to which another member responded:

"I agree with this comment. I hope everyone has a pleasant weekend, try to stay cool!"

In response, the original sender went completely unhinged. I won't post the full response, but there was talk of the "extortion by the crooked and corrupt, criminal, communist, socialist,entitled, marxist, demonic, treasonous,narcissist, state government psychopaths who insanely believe they all walk on water"

So yeah, that...

Now, this Commissioner had already asked about the procedure for resigning at the last meeting, and was given a comprehensive response. My question to everyone here is, should I respond to this with something along the lines of this:

"I am sorry to hear that you are considering resigning from the Commission. As xxxxxx (Town employee that runs our meetings) had detailed the process for this at the most recent meeting, I am sure they would be more than willing to review this with you."

I know it seems somewhat passive aggressive and I realize nothing is going to piss this person off more than remaining 100% professional, but I still have the urge to send it regardless.

I don't remember where or when, but sometimes very long ago I signed up for a service to notify me whenever there were real estate transactions at certain addresses or with certain last names.

I received one such note today. My remaining abuser lives, the one I have been NC with for the past ~20 years.

Apparently there was a real estate transaction registered last month on their home. It was a quitclaim deed assigning the home to my younger sibling, the clear GC their entire life. Last, I knew, they (the sibling) was still living with my older sibling in the already-passed abuser's home that never went through probate (and thus, they can't sell as I'm legally entitled to 1/3rd of the property under State law).

I'm just going to say this preemptively, the same thing I said about my other abuser's passing: I hope they find the peace in death they never afforded anyone around them in life.