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▲ 11 r/Pacifica

Coming on the 19th for the day, are Moonrakers and Nick's Seafood really as good as Google says? What would you suggest for late lunch? TIA

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u/Spillicent — 6 days ago
▲ 39 r/TracyCalifornia+2 crossposts

🐾 NEWBORN KITTENS NEED LOVING HOMES 🐾

🐾 NEWBORN KITTENS NEED LOVING HOMES 🐾

These sweet little newborn kittens were found as strays and are looking for someone with a loving heart who can give them the safe, caring home they deserve. 🥺❤️

They are very young and will need lots of love, care, and patience as they grow. If you or someone you know is able to foster or provide a forever home, please reach out!

🏠 Looking for loving, responsible homes

🐱 Newborn kittens

❤️ Sweet little babies who deserve a chance

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Please share this post to help these babies find their forever families! Even a share could make all the difference. 🐾💕

u/Perfect_Committee_12 — 8 days ago
▲ 342 r/CSF_DSA+3 crossposts

Flock misread license plates in 71% of the alerts it sent to police in Roseville, CA

Flock says that in optimal conditions, its cameras accurately read more than 96% of license plate characters. Hundreds of pages of records from the Roseville Police Department show a different picture.* In 2023 and 2024, Flock sent 1,427 alerts to Roseville police, flagging vehicles as stolen or used in a felony after they passed one of the city's Flock cameras. An analysis by the police department found that in 71%* **of those alerts, Flock's machine-learning software incorrectly read the license plates.

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u/100jn — 19 days ago
▲ 93 r/Antiquejewelry

Saw someone recently post a photo of a ring just like this one. This one is mine and dates back to 1879!

This ring was inherited by my mother who said she had 2 of these at one point. They belonged to each of her twin great aunts who graduated in 1879 from a school in Maine. If anyone has anymore info I'd love to hear about this ring. Thank you!

u/Spillicent — 3 months ago
▲ 196 r/Vintage_Jewelry

Saw someone posted a ring just like this one, this one is mine and dates back to 1879!!!

My mother had twin great aunts and she had 2 of these rings until one passed to me. She told me they were her aunts' class rings and this ring is from 1879 and they graduated from a high school in Maine.

Can anyone tell me anymore, please?

Thanks!!!

u/Spillicent — 3 months ago
▲ 0 r/Scams

I've been offered a decent price on an undeveloped piece of land acreage I own. They contacted me by text.

They contacted me by text said they were an LLC which I've googled and is a valid LLC in Oklahoma... First offer was low and they've offered a third offer which I'm considering. How do I determine if this is a safe sell and not a scam. Thank you!!!!

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u/Spillicent — 3 months ago