u/Lovely_Pyong

We switched a chunk of our stack to usage based pricing software last quarter bc we were sick of paying flat seat fees for tools half the team barely touched. First month was totally fine. Second month a client campaign spiked hard and our usage basically tripled overnight. Nobody noticed until finance flagged an invoice almost 4x what we'd budgeted. Nothing was hidden but we never modeled what a rlly busy month looks like. And now I'm here wondering if flat rate was the better deal the whole time...

I've been using my current phone for a while now, and it's starting to slow down. I'm looking for something with good batery life, a decent camera, and smooth performance for everyday use.

What smartphone would you recommend? Thanks!

Been rotating between wicked fortunes and around the world for like month now bc bonuses hit more often but starting to feel like im missing out on something better. Anyone found a machine lately thats paying off? Not looking for a jackpt story just wonder what people are graviting to atm

Kind of in a rut with my rotation ngl

Life been busy lately, so i'm searching for games that are fun in short sessions. Any genre is fine as long as it's easy to pick up and doesn't require a huge time commitment.

Lost motivation to track calories because it takes me over 5 mn of searching and scrolling just to add my meal in the app! Some apps have every feature under the sun but adding food ends up being a whole task

Which apps are you guys using to track your calories fast day to day??

A few months ago i posted here asking whether Fahlo was legit. After all your positive responses i finally pulled the trigger (thank you guys! You were so helful)

So i got the sea turtle one. The bracelet is pretty nice. The bracelet is pretty nice with natural stone beads. Been wearing it daily and it's held up fine. Not the reason to buy it but not an afterthought either. My turtle is Esmeralda.shes been moving between costa Rica and Cuba and the app shows her path. The updates from the conservancy are where it gets interesting though. One recent note mentioned their team in Costa Rica encountered a green turtle that was first tagged in 1991 and has returned to nest 15 times where she may have laid over 7,000 eggs!!

I have no regrets on the Fahlo animal tracking bracelet so far. Tho, it makes me now wonder how different the tracking data looks across animals. A sea turtle moving coastal vs an elephant across the savanna seems like it'd be a pretty different experience! Anyone tracking another marine or land animal?

Internal tech is incredibly annoying rn.. even a simple task of password reset sometimes takes them several days. The complex software crashes just sit with tier i support getting tossed around.

From a user perspective its very frustrating when a ticket gets stuck in the loop or is bounced around endlessly because no one seems to take the ownership? This hurts the productivity when basic fixes take soo much time. We need clear IT escalation paths that prevent, what do you guys think should these be based on? Task complexity or a strict time limit? What does your workflow look like.

We've had a ticketing portal for years but honestly most requests come through teams DMs or general IT channel instead.. people just message whoever they know or tag someone in a hannel.

Tried pushing people back to the portal a few times. Never sticks. Teams is already open all day so its just easire for them. Thinking about actually building out proper teams IT integration instead of fighting it. Bots, forms ticket creation right from the channel.

Anyone running support mainly through teams??