u/Positive_Courage_309

I'm looking to install a modern Doona brand baby car seat/stroller into an OG9-3 5 door/hatch. There don't seem to be anchor points for the modern LATCH system (it's pre-2002), and the baby car seat manual specifically calls out ALR as the only alternative.

Seems like the seatbelt does not auto ratchet when pulled all the way out, so as far as I can tell it does not have ALR.

What are my options?

ALR upgrade of the seatbelt assembly?

Installing LATCH anchors?

Whatever people were doing before 2002? (what was it they were doing?)

I'm really not finding much for how people usually/used to do this.

Edit: not sure if I got downvoted because of calling it a 4D? Fixed it. Still hoping to find a working solution.

https://be nrankwhence.com/preland/av/mc-af/6/index.html?

Space added to make the link invalid.

0/10, don't recommend navigating to that website.

Video URLs now coming with a direct tag to the account of the person who shared the link?

Leading video platform. A user shares a link on Reddit, and when someone clicks on it, they are brought to an interface in the video app that prompts them to start a direct chat with the person who shared the link. Essentially negating anonymity of both the person sharing and the person clicking.

Anyone else running into this? How does one opt out/turn this "feature" off?

(Reposted from r/newtoreddit, by mod's user's suggestion.)

Relatively new to the platform

I've been looking for a way to opt out of/ turn off the ability to go to the next post by swiping sideways on the post I'm currently on. I find it isn't helpful overall and it interferes with scrolling through pictures/ post content.

Any help is appreciated

Not sure why this is still so hard, but I need to switch between devices my headphones are paired to without having to log in to the old device to turn off that connection.

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My newborn is asleep on my chest, in the bedroom. I have my phone on me and my headphones are on and in my ears. But the headphones are still connected to my laptop, which I switched to yesterday.

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How do I get my headphones connected to my phone without getting up to go to my computer and waking up my newborn in the process?

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This among a myriad other reasons why one/I would want the ability to cycle through available connections and/or make my headphones drop the current connection and/or never auto connect to some devices as I decide.

ETA: Newborn woke up, finally. By the time this is made available I wouldn't be surprised if he was already through elementary. But one can hope.

Relatively new to the platform.

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I've been looking for a way to opt out of/ turn off the ability to go to the next post by swiping sideways on the post I'm currently on. I find it isn't helpful overall and it interferes with scrolling through pictures/ post content.

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Any help is appreciated

We are first time parents. Our boy is one week old and he has gotten a lot better at feeding since then once we/mom gets him to actually latch.

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Problem is, pretty much from the start he has been throwing his hands and arms up in the way when approaching. Once he actually latches and starts feeding his hands and arms relax and he tends to stay there just fine. But pretty much every time he gets close to the breast he seems to resist it. He does it even when he is clearly showing other telltale signs of being hungry. He even does it when switching from one side to the other. We're sure he will figure it out soon, but for now...

Is this common?

How do other parents prevent or work around it?

Is it ok for me to hold his hands out of the way, or is that too intrusive or uncomfortable for him?

Doing this has been making it easier for us, but it feels kind of wrong and mom can't do it on her own.

We are planning on scheduling a follow up with the lactation consultant, but could use some tips in the meantime.

Edit: weird auto-formatted spacing/empty lines

Would "!botalert" or "!roguebotalert" work as a way for humans to help track of and reduce the impact of rogue bots on the app?

What is your source for these?

Most if not all the patents should be expired by now... Not trying to start any crazy projects, of course. In fact this is all very much spouse-approved and unlikely to bankrupt me in any way.

That's it.

Let us talk to the algorithm. I don't dislike the song. I don't want it to be played with these other ones. You can even take my feedback and run statistical tools on how well it might apply to others, whatever. But what works for other might not be what I want in my listening experience.

I get it that today's engineers and engineering managers have an ego trip going on about not doing menial development anymore. They want to develop the AI that develops the thing the customer wants. Problem is, the customer doesn't want to have some other entity deciding for them what is worthy of putting brain power into or not. I don't want an AI tool that I can't instruct on correcting course when it thinks it is making a good choice that I hate. If it gets it right, sure, most people won't bother giving it feedback, but removing feedback assumes I have agreed to turn my brain off. I haven't. Lumping feedback into a single user action is terrible UX. LET US TALK TO THE ALGORITHM.

This is pretty easy to do on a competing browser: menu next to tab search includes Tab Island search. But I can't seem to find a menu or search function for viewing Tab Islands by the name I gave them. Ideally I'd like to be able to have the browser bring up/jump to that tab too.

Is this a feature that is still in the works, or is there a way to do it that my internet searching skills are failing to bring up?

Edit: There seems to be some sort of Tab island search, but it only brings up Tab Islands in the current window. How do I search all open windows?

Anyone else frequently write in a language that is not supported as an Android keyboard option?

How do you get around having that language's words messing up auto correct for your keyboard's current/other languages?

I've been using a keyboard option for a language that is similar (word roots) to the language I am actually typing, but that is a language I don't actually speak as a throwaway.

But it is still pretty annoying to use since it weighs that random language's actual words heavily against what I'm trying to type.

Is there a way to get around having to choose one of the standard keyboard options, one that gives a blank slate keyboard for example?

I very honestly feel like a lot of confusion in the minds of people around the world about the African continent comes from there being a country named "South Africa".

It sort of feels like something one would expect colonizers to do when naming a distant place "over yonder"... (though tbh I haven't spent too much time educating myself on how the name was first settled on).

(Besides a myriad other reasons,) Everyone can easily keep track of how Europe is not a country in part because there is no nation of "Europia"; or imagine if, say, Cambodia was called "South East Asia".

As of right now, 2026, are discussions of renaming the country something seriously being considered, or are they just sort of fringe proposals that are likely to go nowhere really?

Do common people of SA discuss their country's name and what alternatives they would go with in the case of a renaming effort?

Note: was going to go with "African Discussion" for the flair, but the rules popped up reminding me that I have not selected an account flair for my country of origin. Bonus points if you can guess where it is. Hint: part of our name can easily be confused with a reference to a prominent place in SA.