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This is going to be a bit of an odd requests and if it's not allowed mods no hard feelings if removed but I'm looking for an older video that dropped near the peak of COVID-19 but when Thailand first opened up to tourists (IIRC) that starts off with people in the hospital that are sick and the "yep, that's me, you're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation" audio clip playing and then they go back in time and show tons of tourists on the beaches of Thailand partying it up. It was an interesting time throughout the world but I just found this one humorous the way they did it and it's always stuck with me but I haven't been able to ever find it again.

As anyone that's had new passengers in their Model 3 or Model Y knows the door handles are the biggest hurdle they face, well that and making sure they hit the button to exit the vehicle. I haven't seen anything that says they'll make adjustments to the Model Y robotaxis to address this so do you think Tesla will go the route of simply trying to educate people via the app and rear screen or will they make some last minute adjustments to their fleet of Model Y robotaxis to try and make sure it's a more familiar experience with some new door handles? There's also the issue with the rear doors having the emergency release hidden under a panel that's not exactly user friendly to get to so I'm cu

Sometimes an agent will forget to close out a ticket so instead of me informing them when I look at the current open tickets I'd like to automate this by sending them an email that their ticket is still open after x number of days. Is there a way I might be able to achieve this? I know end-users can be notified when they've gone quiet but I couldn't find where agents could be notified. Another option that would work for me is if they get sent an email report with all open tickets at the end of the month. Basically the issue is that closed tickets aren't invoiced and so I've had to back bill clients once I've spotted still open tickets which looks bad on our part. I've made it a habit recentl

I know how hard it is to program software but whoever is responsible for the Chromecast stack sucks. I'm sorry but someone has to say it. Everything that's related to Chromecast/Google Assistant has sucked in the last five years. I've been on this screen (attached) for the last ten minutes (I left it going just to amuse myself because I knew the lack of error handling would keep it stuck in this position). This is not a rare occurrence. My guess is y'all probably didn't spend then seven extra keystrokes to .trim() something; I see it all the time. It's probably not that but I'm just frustrated with using your software. I'm seriously thoroughly disappointed with Chromecast's/GA's ecosystem in

I have a browser shortcut setup so when I type "halo %s" (where %s is my search string) it passes it on to https://halo.ourdomain.com/search?entity=all&text=*stuff-I'm-searching-for* but the resulting page shows closed tickets before open tickets which isn't as helpful to me since I'm usually looking for open tickets so I have to click "see all ticket results" and make sure the "Open" checkbox is checked to get the results I want which adds more steps. Is there any way to customize this?

Does anyone know anything about the old guy that always used to sing a song that had the lyrics "I party on the weekends" out front of the Thai restaurant downtown like 10 years ago? Every time I was visiting from Gainesville and walked around there I'd hear him but the last couple of times he hasn't been out there or anywhere in St. Augustine. I hope he's doing well. ❤️

I had a dream last night that I was picking up an order from a fast food place (I think it was a Popeyes) and the girl was all pissed off with me that I didn't leave her a tip when paying for my food at the register. Oh man did I go off on her! 😂 r/tipping has now officially entered my dreams. Thank you all for the inspiration to stop this excessive tipping nonsense, even in dream land.

I frequently see promoted posts from local businesses I've "liked" that are for events that are in the past, so for example the first time I'll see the post is for an event that happened yesterday, therefore it's not very helpful to me and it would seem you as the advertiser just wasted money. My question is this: are advertisers given the option to set an expiration date on promoted material and are these people just not setting their ads up right, or is Facebook really that limited? I'm leaning towards the former but I've seen some pretty dumb "Facebook logic" as I like to call it so it wouldn't completely surprise me (you know, like when you click to read more comments and it only loads t

I'm trying to figure out how I would configure Halo so that the outgoing email on new tickets gets sent out differently based on whether or not the sender's domain is associated with a specific SLA or a specific billable rate. If it can't be done dynamically I feel like this is at least likely able to be done using email rules and different templates that we'd have to manage but what I'm confused about is how Halo decides on which email template to use. By default it's using ticket type "Incident" whenever a new email comes in and it uses the "New Ticket Logged" email template but I can't for the life of me figure out how it chooses this template over the others in the email templates list,

In our old billing system we could add tags to a client's record. We would use this field to add alternate spellings or acronyms so that when someone called in and an agent was looking for their account they could more easily find it. For example, maybe the company name is Amy's Widgets International, so we would add a tag for AWI, Ami, and Amie, just because an agent might have a different idea of how Amy's name is spelled. The only way I have been able to get a hit in global search (i.e. https://halo.domain.com/search?entity=all&text=widgets) is to add (AWI, Ami, Amie) after the company name which looks a little silly. Is the

Can anyone help me identify all of the visible ingredients from the ramen I had in Tokyo (at Mendokoro Hanada back in 2013 + 2014) so that I can try to replicate it more closely? It was so good, the broth was amazing and all of the vegetables mixed in were amazing. However, that was long ago and I ate it so fast I never had a chance to analyze and dissect it. 😥

I'm pretty sure that's pork belly, and the brown stuff in the bottom left is maybe bamboo shoots, but what are the greens on top and are they prepared a certain way?

Also, when I make my homemade broth it usually consists of the following:

• low sodium soy
• sesame oil
• onion powder
• garlic powder + more raw minced garlic (I love

I use a lot of shortcuts in my Chrome browser, e.g. when I type "whois domainname.com" it passes the domain variable to https://whois.com/whois/%s using the %s variable in Chrome after setting up the shortcut (https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95426 for those unaware). I've got a bunch of these that help reduce the amount of steps it takes for me to get the data I am in search of.

I see AJAX calls to https://oursubdomain.itglue.com/search.json?related=true&limit=50&query=%s but I can't use that because I don't want to sift throu