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I attended a webinar today but it was cut short as the panelists' video failed to stream to LinkedIn. We had attendance up to 130 so I'm disappointed it did not happen for myself and 100+ others despite our making time to attend. I would ask 3rd party apps streaming into LinkedIn have more support as it was likely a Zoom app.

I won't post links or names for my anonymity.

I haven't had data for the last several days despite doing everything typical needed to restore it. Today the customer service rep just asked me to restart my phone and they did something on their end. I'm happy to have data right now.

Tracfone's website now does not display the "please be patient banner" is this good news for others out there?

previous status: https://www.reddit.com/r/TracFone/comments/11kd5bg/comment/jbfkvko/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

I live in California and received a jury summons in the summer. It was for a city I don't currently live in (I already updated my address with the DMV) and I experience depressive episodes. Nearing the court date I was changing medications and didn't take care of myself enough. Court date was like 4-6 weeks ago.

I want to handle it but the website didn't change yet. Not sure where to start, and that said, what consequences might I expect?

Super idle desire to speed up my devices and keep them longer. I've some experience with Ubuntu and coding. Would PureOS be a good option for me? I'm thinking especially about these factors:

1. time to get commonplace things working when they fail, whether it be casting, opening normal things like whatsapp, and using a website like reddit. On average, after a long time of use and familiarity, do you all still spend more than 1 hour a week on this kind of thing? Like "oh I need to get my new portable hard drive to back up correctly."

2. tech support. Is there any? How possible is it to find someone to pay to fix my OS for a problem?

3. can i use tinder

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I'm sure it has been done before but I did a design today, take a look. The lower room is the better. One room fits 17 waterweeds and is about ~78 tiles. Duplicants only have to enter to plant, harvest, and perform Farmers Touch. Lettuce and seed removed via sweeper.

You'll see the rooms are opened up, that is just to attract the squeaky puff downward. Did I do anything unnecessary? Any other designs you can point me to? My design also doesn't take into account temperature control.

For the bleach stone, I had to make it inaccessible to the dupes af

I am shopping for an expensive wine for a client. One store Vons, doesn't have it period can I swipe after entering delivery at another store for that item? Has anyone done this type of thing before? Shopping at a second store, especially after entering items as refunded.

I noticed there are only old YouTube videos on how to play strategy and micro ghosts. When should they be trained? Nukes yes or no? The newest videos on them are 6+ years old.