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Anyone else having issues with Patreon membership controls and bug reporting?

I added a free membership for a creator (Creator A) recommended by someone I supported (paid membership, Creator B), but quickly realized they post a lot of paid content only, so I was just getting spammed with stuff I couldn’t access.

Issue 1: when I went to leave the membership, there wasn’t an option given on the screen to do it, even though I was a member. I’ve since checked another creator, have seen the button I was looking for, and successfully left that membership, so I know that I was looking in the right place.

With no other option, I choose to block Creator A to stop all the notifications. I get an em

Why in all of hell's damnation does the Taco Bell app show my wife combos that don't exist? She'll send me with specific instructions, even screen shots of combos that don't exist at my Taco Bell. We've checked over her store localization and it still doesn't help.

I'm interested in information about how various religions think about shared meals, family, and eating and the connections they draw to between these things and their religious faith. Each year I celebrate Thanksgiving with a multi-ethnic group of folks and I always feel a bit strange doing just a Christian prayer because I don't understand the significance in other faiths enough to properly frame things. I'm not an evangelist - I'm just someone that really wants to wish them the best and let everyone know they are welcome at my table. I've always been interested in the cultural significance of shared meals, and am familiar with the Christian Eucharist and its reflections of actions taken d

This Sub feels kinda dead, but here goes...

Who else hates Play Boosters so far? I feel like its a really big loss for limited.

• The increased randomness of pack contents breaks Sealed wide open. Got a pool with 6 rares? Good luck chump, others have lots more.
• Having The List cards is just stupid... you're either going to get a card that has nothing to do with the set at all (at most likely is old and bad) or your going to get a card that is cool but doesn't work in the set, or at best another bomb in the pool.
• Distribution of cars in colors is horrible - I feel like this single change moved Drafting from Draft where you can pay attention to signals into Cube where you just have no

I need some help... I love the ship customization in this game, but my basic efficiency brain can't turn off when I set there looking at a Structure part and thinking "if I add this, my ship will be slower and less maneuverable". I end up pruning anything I don't need just to connect other parts or hold a weapon mount. My ships tend to look OK, but not really "cool" like a lot of designs, and I feel like I'm missing something - I can't really imagine all these cool ships are tottering around with 20 mobility. What am I missing?

I report and block accounts posting that same damn t-shirt design 2-3x a day. It’s all my feed ever shows me from this sub - I’m about to unsubscribe because I didn’t sign up for any-shirt spam subreddit.

What can we do to end this problem? I’ve seen the same thing posted to other subreddits, but this one seems to be the only one having them at this rate.

I just got my copy of Old Gods of Applachia, and its my first encounter with the Cipher system. Reading over the rules, I'm left a little confused about the definition of "Pool" relative to Stats. The book (and all of the open source Cipher references I've checked) are really unclear on if your Pool in a stat is always just defined as whatever your current pool amount is, or if there is a defined size to your pool (a maximum) and then your currently available pool varies. I find this really confusing; it seems like there is a current/max divide based on how the character sheets are arranged, but the two small areas are labeled "pool" and "edge", when I'd expect the larger area to be for the

This sub might not be the right place, but I'm looking for info/discussion on which companies are making large capacity batteries (various sizes) and doing interesting research in that field. Any thoughts from this community or suggestions where to ask?

So, I’ve been working in software engineering near 20 years at companies from startups to enterprise level - I consider myself very solid JavaScript engineer, and know many other languages as well. I’m well aware of the benefits of strongly typed languages (and have used them extensively), but have remained mostly unconvinced of TypeScripts value. I’ve been skeptical due to the overhead added in order to solve what honestly feel like edge error cases more than real problems when solving problems with JavaScript. Largely, it feels like an obsession with Object Oriented design more than a real design problem - and models like FP and real world experience have shown that OOO has strengths, but