u/ebridgewater

Way back when, Buzzfeed used to be excellent to find new and interesting websites / articles.

It was crowdsourced.

Is there a website that is similar these days?

This section used to list all of the websites I had custom zoom levels for, so I could delete the custom zoom levels in one place.

Now, it is always blank (even though I can confirm there are many websites using custom zoom levels).

Running the latest version of Chrome, version 149.

Any ideas?

I want to sell an item, with free delivery, and it show as £19.98 to anyone viewing the listing.

When creating the listing, I set 'Buyer will pay' to £19.98, which automatically backfilled 'Item price' to £18.58. Fine.

When I use Incognito mode in Chrome and view my listing, it shows as £18.58.

When I try via a web browser I do not use (therefore zero cookies), it shows £19.75.

For general reference, I have the listing set to only show in the UK.

Can anyone please explain what I need to do for it to show £19.98?

I have a 9070 XT with the latest drivers (26.6.2).

For the past 15 months since I bought the GPU, I have used Adrenaline to force frame generation in many of the games I play via Fluid Motion Frames 2.1.

However, it is no longer available in any game I select in Adrenaline.

Here is an example:

https://preview.redd.it/l7g4slqs2i9h1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=3df1f5eb163eccaa084ededc32e82a01f6f8103a

Interestingly enough, when I enable frame generation in games that support it natively (e.g. Doom: The Dark Ages), it says it is enabled in-game (as in, there are no error messages or anything) but it definitely is not when I am playing.

I have tried use DDU to reinstall the drivers, to no avail. Rolling back to 26.5.2 from May did not help, either.

Any ideas?

In late July, I am visiting either Drayton Manor or Alton Towers with family (a mixture of adults and children).

Unless I am mistaken, adult Drayton Manor tickets are around £25 and adult Alton Towers are tickets around £35.

Would you say Alton Towers is worth the extra money?

I use 12-hour time on my Xiaomi Smart Band 10 and every watch face seems to have a leading 0 (for example, 01:37 instead of 1:37).

Is it possible to remove this 0?

Even better, can it be changed to 1:37pm?

Can anyone recommend a company that makes high-quality tumbler / flask?

As an overview, I am looking for a flask that is roughly 1.2 litres or so that is not made of plastic (to avoid microplastics), to hold water.

I do not need a nozzle or built-in straw etc., a basic cap that twists off is fine.

I have purchased metal ones from Amazon UK in the past but no matter how much I clean them, the water always tastes strongly metallic, which tastes horrible. I am hopefully putting that down to a low-quality product and that by asking here for some advice, I can find a product that avoids this issue.

I am trying to help my sister get Wi-Fi access in a building/room that was constructed in her home's garden.

There was a limited budget (i.e. mesh was too expensive) so I advised her to buy a TP-Link TL-WA1201 AC1200 (Wi-Fi 5) wireless access point.

I have ran an Ethernet cable from the modem / wireless router (from the ISP) in the main house into the new room.

I was planning to connect that cable to the TL-WA1201 and set the unit to have the same SSID / password as the main house's Wi-Fi (in hope she can roam between the house and the new room).

However, there are several modes the access point can be set up in, so I just thought I would check which is the best one for this situation with you guys.

1. Access Point Mode
2. Range Extender Mode
3. Client Mode
4. Multi-SSID Mode

I know Range Extender Mode is out of the question due to the house Wi-Fi not reaching the new room (hence all of this).

EDIT: I have added a bit of additional text in italics.

I see them come in through said doors and I do wonder if they bypass paying for entry by using them?

For my PC displays, I use 1x 42" LG C2 and a 1x 42" LG C4 TVs.

My displays are on for around 10-14 hours per day.

Due to this, both TVs have burned in a lot, starting at around 18 months each. The C2, which is three years old now, looks awful.

I believe PC OLED monitors have bigger heatsinks than TVs, as TVs are designed for constantly moving content so can make do with smaller heatsinks.

However, before I even consider sticking with OLED and getting OLED monitors, do any brands offer 5-year burn-in warranties for their OLED monitors?

I am in the UK, if it makes a difference.

For my PC displays, I use 1x 42" LG C2 and a 1x 42" LG C4 TVs.

My displays are on for around 10-14 hours per day.

Due to this, both TVs have burned in a lot, starting at around 18 months each. The C2, which is three years old now, looks awful.

I believe PC OLED monitors have bigger heatsinks than TVs, as TVs are designed for constantly moving content so can make do with smaller heatsinks.

However, before I even consider sticking with OLED and getting OLED monitors, do any brands offer 5-year burn-in warranties for their OLED monitors?

I am in the UK, if it makes a difference.

For my PC displays, I use 1x 42" LG C2 and a 1x 42" LG C4 TVs.

My displays are on for around 10-14 hours per day.

Due to this, both TVs have burned in a lot, starting at around 18 months each. The C2, which is three years old now, looks awful.

I believe PC OLED monitors have bigger heatsinks than TVs, as TVs are designed for constantly moving content so can make do with smaller heatsinks.

However, before I even consider sticking with OLED and getting OLED monitors, do any brands offer 5-year burn-in warranties for their OLED monitors?

I am in the UK, if it makes a difference.