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Not going to waste my time giving feedback to Microsoft, but I was curious what the community reaction is to the changes since Chredge GM. We moved wholesale from Firefox and Chrome to Edge corporately, as it was cleaner and faster and now ACTUALLY loaded web pages. Now, it's added:

• This stream is sponsored by 100% pure honey! (Ingredients: Corn Syrup 99%, flavourings, preservatives, Honey).

• Here, have a far-right influencer! Sorry, sorry, "Content Creator".

• Haha, you didn't need the right hand side of your screen for anything, did you?

• Look at all these sponsored resorts and flights someone paid us to shill you!

• Seriously? THAT'S how you sort your Browser tabs? What are you,

X-Axis belt stretched during a print (looks like the Y axis might be going, too), then snapped when I tried to adjust the tension. Not great for 2 weeks, but for a £100 printer I can't complain too much. I can see the Creality belt on Amazon, as well as a lot of fakes, but can anyone recommend a better belt that's likely to hold up longer?

Edit: On the advice below, ordered a couple metres of Gates PowerGrip 2GT.

Not quite up to the standards of my OO gauge stuff, but I remember absolutely adoring this system as a kid. Everything was made up of squares maybe 30cm across that you could clip together in different patterns, the trains had an AA battery in them, and switching was done with magnets in the baseboard that worked like signals - forward, stop, reverse. It was sold by Woolworths in the UK, and you could get extra panels and extra trains to expand the layout - I think I had one break, and they sent me an Intercity 125 or similar as a replacement, which was really fancy.

Can anyone remember this? Because I can find no knowledge of it on the internet.

Was sold by Woolworths, the trains were smaller than OO gauge and took internal batteries, with magnets in the track used to reverse them. They had a variety of different rolling stock and you could buy additional trains and additional clip-together panels to expand your railway. Everything was very plastic-y, but it was really well made for what it was.

I'm with British Gas, because when I moved in, there was a problem with the registered address of my meter that prevented me from switching. Still not sure that's been fixed, since the websites of half the suppliers can't find me. Hanlon's Razor sure, but I'm still not sure it wasn't a deliberate entrapment, especially considering the extreme difficulty of getting them to acknowledge the problem.

Since their "New System" came in in December, I've no longer been able to reduce my direct debits, only increase them - since I had them oversized to pay off debt, this is now causing some issues. I also have no idea how much money I now have against my account, since switching to a Smart Meter (wh

This part is very difficult to find in (at least) the UK. Usefully the 17933-60B00 gasket is readily found so I decided to YOLO on another cap using that seal, the 17932-63J00 for the UK-model Swift. It's a tight fit, but it's a fit, and considering the previous cap fell off - tight is probably better than not.