johnnylogan

Min 8 måneder gamle Switch er død og flere af mine små elektroniske dimser dør efter ca. 6 måneder. Har for nyligt konstateret at min vaper var død, men i butikken kan de fint lade den op.

Alle større devices som TV, laptops, telefoner og tablets fungerer upåklageligt i flere år. Men mindre devices (og en Switch) dør hurtigt.

Jeg er ved at blive sindssyg. Kan det være at strømmen i min lejlighed bare er fucked? Jeg har prøvet forskellige kontakter, forlængerledninger, USB kabler og oplader bokse og det er samme udfald.

Mit TV og Switch er sat i samme stikkontakt, men når jeg tager stik ud og i den så kommer der en "knitrende" lyd. Er det en ødelagt (helt ny) stikkontakt, eller er

I'm looking at Qualtrics XM, but the text on their website indicate the product is not very good, as they talk about brand love and brand loyalty which have been thoroughly debunked.

Anyone have experience with them, or other corporate brand trackers?

Are people still using The Elements if Value framework? I know of one company in my area that does, but that’s it. In your experience, does it create value? Are there competing frameworks in the market?

I saw Netflix has stopped free trials in some countries, while charging a very small amount for the first month in others. The same for some news media companies. I've read up on foot-in-the-door techniques from Cialdini among others, but is there more specific research on very cheap paid trials working better than free trials at converting people to paying customers?

So we want the functionality of syncing tasks between Clickup and Google Cal, for meetings and the like, but we also want to use the powerful functionality Gantt and Timeline gives. The caveat is that to use them we need to plan tasks ahead, and over several days, instead of just using deadlines. But the result is that our calendars become unreadable because of the large amount of tasks that show up as all day events.

I know that the Clickup Google Calendar integration can't filter the tasks I need, so I'm keen to hear if there are any best practices in the area. Surely there must be many teams with the same problem?

I just relistened to the Will Arnett episode of the podcast (one of the best, holy shit it’s funny) and the end segment is a quiz about podcasts. The part where Conan riffs on Matts podcast friends and ridiculous premises was so hilarious that I had to stop vacuuming. But I distinctly remember an episode where he goes on a much longer riff about the same thing - and I think it was because the guest knew who Matt was, and Conan is so jealous.

But what episode is it 😫 Plz help

My favourite episodes of the COBNAF podcast is when it’s just constant riffing and silliness, and when they go completely off the rails.

Although I usually dislike this type of comedy when done badly, it’s hilarious when it works.

Example episodes: Kevin Nealon, Dana Carvey, Jeff Goldblum, Timothy Oliphant, Bill Hader, Bill Burr

I’ve listened to all the episodes now and I need a fix of something else. Please help!

Edit: how could I forget the episodes with Will Arnett and Jim Gaffigan