DannyDaemonic

I just got a bag today (with a best-by date of 3-29-2025) and I can barely taste the peanut butter. I checked the nutrition facts and they seem to be the same, so I thought it might be in my head, but I have a friend who also likes these so I asked them to try them without telling them what I was looking for and they immediately said there was almost no peanut butter in them.

I'm hoping this is just a bad batch and not some change that made the peanut butter less peanut-buttery. I also wonder if the manufacturer could be skimping on the peanut butter and not under delivering on the product. I bit a few in half and although it's been a while since I paid attention to what the filling looked

First, here's an example conversation for anyone who doesn't know about this feature. It's slowly rolling out, and I don't think they've officially announced it yet so it may not be permanent.

The first thing I should mention is that if you're not logged into ChatGPT (or you're on mobile) and you look at the chat link above, you only see ChatGPT talking to the user. You don't get to see the user call in the other GPTs, which means someone could call in an insult GPT and send the shared conversation to someone who isn't a ChatGPT user and fool them into thinking ChatGPT snapped and suddenly got mad at you.

When you call i

Just starting today, the users in the Magento admin panel (community edition) are being prompted with an "Adobe Commerce Survey" when they sign in. I've been contacted by my clients thinking maybe they were hacked because they didn't realize "Adobe Commerce" is Magento.

Is this legit? Is there a way to disable it? How can I prevent this from happening in the future?

More specifically I'm looking for four 2x8x8 caps to fix up something someone else started. Home Depot and Lowe's both used to carry them years ago but now only sell 2x8x16 caps.

I'd gladly overpay for just the four caps but I don't want to have to order a hundred either. There seems to be other places that sell cinder blocks but they seem to be wholesale and not open to the public. I don't think this size is too uncommon, maybe someone knows where I can find some. Or maybe someone out there knows a service that can cut 2x8x16 block in half so I don't have to invest in a diamond bladed saw.

I've been looking to grow some stringless runner beans. But it seems the only place I can get such cultivars is from the UK. I find it odd that there aren't any places in the US that sell such varieties but I guess they just aren't popular here.

I think seeds would ship just fine overseas with 1st class royal mail / 1st class USPS, but when I try to order from any UK website they seem to all want some official horticultural export certificate that I can apply for at the cost of £65. I'm just a hobbyist and wouldn't need more than a single pack of seeds so this is overkill.

I'm hoping maybe someone here has said certificate and would be willing to place an order for me and forward the seeds

This toy just hit the front page and I keep thinking about how I could make this: https://v.redd.it/mshkeza5xne81

Does anyone know of any pools that allow you to insert your own transactions into the blocks they mine?

If you have 0 BNB and are only eligible for 20% referral bonuses, but add the 500 BNB after people have signs up, do you then get 40%, or are those referrals locked at 20%?

I'm having trouble understanding the flow. The main game is single player, and the goal is to build a portal to get to the next world? Do you have to go through multiple worlds to complete the tech tree? Does it reset everything (or everything but your tech tree) and act like a new more difficult playthrough with each world?

The base game has a multiplayer mode but it's not a whole playthrough it's just a short skirmish type thing that lets you take resources back to your single player playthrough? Is that the same for co-op and verses? Does it use the tech that you've researched so far in your main play through? Do people who join your multiplayer game use your tech level or do the use the

Reddit's CSS validator misses a few of the newer CSS properties. In particular, object-fit and object-position. They are 2 or 3 years old at this point and pretty much universally supported.

Is there any chance we can get the validator updated? Is there someone I could contact about that? I know they are dropping support for old reddit at some point, but there was mention of adding some CSS support back in for the redesign so updating the CSS validator isn't completely unreasonable.

I have automoderator apply a flair to posts based on different criteria. There are also some rules that watch out for suspicious posts and then filter those so we can manually approve them. Whenever something gets filtered, the flair rules don't get executed.

It would be great if once the post was approved, the rest of the automod rules would run. I don't imagine this something that changes. A good fix would be if I could set the priority of my flair rules higher than my filter rules but it seems those are evaluated first no matter what.

I thought about setting the action to approve for all of the flair rules but then it would pull stuff out of spam put there by Reddit's own spam filters.