Like many others, we have an account age and karma limit that removes new posts that don't meet our limits. However I just got an alert that automod removed a post from more than a year ago. After researching, the poster would meet the requirements to be filtered, but we only added the limits 3 months ago. Why is automod going back in time and reviewing old posts?
Using Android, I added an automation to provide post suggestions based on keywords relevant to a sub. The preview tests worked well, but are there any logs to show if the automation triggered?
If a post comes in that doesn't follow the advice it means either the rule isn't built correctly, the user never saw it, or they just don't care. Logs would be great but I haven't found them.
Finally got my truck back from the shop this week and I guess it's pissed.
She was full and the itch hadn't started.... Just saw out of the corner of my eye.
I've been using Signals for a couple of years and can watch all probes on one graph. I just got a RFX to use for rotisserie and was a little surprised to see that each probe and the gateway all show up as unique devices. Is there a way to combine the data from any probe connected to the gateway like I'm used to seeing with Signals?
I'm up for my (biennial) flight review this weekend and have enough WINGS credits to cover the ground requirements. How do I share those with my CFI? Is this the honor system, a screenshot, or is it just up to the CFI to decide?
As a consumer of Reddit, I was never a fan of crossposting because the secondary sub post excluded relevant information from the body and the only way to see the real post was to leave your sub and view the post in the other. Comments are split and difficult to follow if you want.
The new related issue is that I've recently taken over a sub that needs growth and interaction. I crossposted from another sub and that gained interaction until it was removed from the original sub. Now I have a blank post in mine and views of emptiness for a post that has high votes.
Can we make cross(re)posts duplicates or stop making them a factor in the algorithm?
It only just started happening to me, apparently because I have a Roku Ultra, but I've learned that Google is slowly disabling background streaming when you open the guide. The recommendation is to buy a Roku newer than 3 years old and the explanation is so their app doesn't crash. There are no new features and existing issues aren't fixed either.
Any idea why Google is picking on Roku devices older than 3 years?
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My 2018 King Ranch is in the shop and the dealer loaned me a 2026 STX. The new Sync with wireless Android Auto and huge screen are great, but I miss my 8 year old KR features! Maybe I'm spoiled, but this is my list so far.
Keyless start (We still use keys?)
(Power) Running boards
Powered seats
Heated/cooled seats
360 Camera
Automatic wipers
Console shifter, I don't like column
Sport mode
Locking rear differential
AC inverter
I'm sure this would make a great work truck, but I really like the additional options for a personal daily driver.
Edited to remove sport mode and locking diff. They are there, just in a new-to-me place.