Anyone else run into this? Using my phone number in-store doesn't seem to be linked to the same card as the website.

I recently went through an 'account merge' to reclaim my lost password, and I think it broke something.

On the website I've clipped several coupons since and it shows I have about 400 points, with points-to-cash enabled. However:

• At checkout my current points-to-cash are not applying.
• Clipped coupons not applying.
• Receipt lists 'points available' less than my current points.
• Points history now empty on the website.
• Points not accumulating on the website.

Customer service thinks the account is fine.

Hey guys, I'm starting to research the requirements for building my own sunrise alarm clock for the winter season, but I'm new to all this.

I'm going to need some fairly decent light output, and it needs to be dimmable so it's not an abrupt on-off. I can diffuse it easily enough, but I guess I'm curious if I can use an LED solution or if I need to drive an AC dimmer, or something else. Any input would help.

Thanks for your time!

We're exploring using a stored procedure and the event system to rebuild a table hourly, like a materialized view. In some examples I see the procedure perform a truncate on the table before filling.

Truncate is a DDL statement, which means implicit commit. If this procedure takes for example 2 minutes to fill the table, is there a brief window where a user might see an empty or incorrect data set?

Hey guys! Woke up today with an idea for a minecraft mod that might be beyond me. I want to extend the basic log cutting capabilities with an immersive, in-world, aesthetic sawmill.

The premise is multiple large-but-cheap-ish multiblocks working together to form an early 1920's lumber mill. Without further ado: Here's some of the ideas I was thinking of:

Multiblocks:

Lumber Pad: A flat multiblock structure to place your logs, inspired by Impractical Storage and Tinker's Construct smeltery this would be a large, flat pad that stores logs in-world and maybe has an inventory interaction block for ease-of-use. Not even sure if I care whether it's auto

So I'm working on an application and we want to start wiping out old search results being stored in a mysql table and what I'm curious about is this:

If you had the choice, would you implement this in the app code (Either cron scheduled or an additional call during writes), or utilize the database's scheduled events?

I'm curious about your thoughts. Thanks!

So with the release of the new specter AI and upgrades I thought I'd test some builds.

First up: Loki. Don't build this one. Mostly I was curious how he'd play out. Tried him out on Elara for 20 minutes.

Pros:

• Would occasionally cast decoy.

• Never casted switch-teleport. No troll specter.

Cons:

• Spent most of the mission invisible. Great, except he wouldn't shoot while invisible.

• His radial disarm disarmed me. My primary would vanish, I'd switch to melee, and eventually it would just magically return to my back.

Summary: Loki specter just as bad as expected but not for the reasons I imagined.

Next up: Nyx. This one was interesting actually. Not a complete was

I apologize if this is a closely guarded secret, but I'm trying to sort out the behavior of something and I was curious.. Is the ALB custom in-house software, or is it powered by an existing product?

Having kind of a dumb day over here. How do I log a stack trace that's readable? I'm working with a legacy codebase and my options are error_log, or I've started adding monolog, but I can't seem to get either to write a multi-line stack trace from an exception.

Any suggestions?

I'm aware that when doing batch inserts to innodb tables, it's best to wrap them in a transaction as often as possible for atomicity and performance, but I'm wondering if updates would benefit from this as well.