Then how do you rate 'experiences'?
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I would like to multi-color a cell.
I believe Excel does this by dividing the cell diagonally and coloring each triangle differently.
In Spreadsheet, I just use a solid background and then a different color border.
Maybe some of them are selling normal-price locks, but people don't call a locksmith to drill out their lock when they can borrow their neighbor's drill.
They either can't pick an easy lock or they're scamming people.
I had a 12,000 piece puzzle mounted and framed by a framing store. I forgot the details, but they used something called "Gator Board" (they could get it 10-foot sheets, along with a 10-foot long piece of plexiglass) and they used a machine the heat up the adhesive in sections. They used two separate sections of Z-channel which is apparently what museums use to hang frames. And they advised that I use washers to line up the Z-channel since most walls are not straight.
My original plan was to glue it to a single 10x6 piece of plywood that I could get custom ordered for $300, but even though the mounting and framing cost me $2300, it was well worth it (I got a really nice gilded frame).
Probably because there was way less people (the density was only slightly less, mostly just a significantly smaller facility - so no significant traffic trying to park, enter, or leave). They also had a lot more family-friendly entertainment.
Not too long ago here on HN, a user was saying they were locked out of their accounts because A required B, but B required C, and C required A.
Because their current water use is much higher?
("Strategy" is a meaningless word here.)
It seems like people only have success by sending Meta a demand letter. I'm even Meta Verified, but I can't access customer service because I can't login because when I do, it immediately goes to the name issue message. I sent a second demand letter with a deadline of October 31st. If they don't answer by then, I will pay a law firm to send a demand letter, then if that doesn't work, I will sue them in court - I can't even unsubscribe from the Meta Verified subscription because I can't log in!
What's even better is that the 1-800 number on the Meta Verified receipt I get each month goes to a scammer and not Meta!
(If anyone from FB/Meta can help, my email is in my profile.)
Best of luck, hopefully someone here can help you instead of having to go the legal route.
Is that one thousand plus? (Certainly not one million plus I hope.)
Either amount is pretty bad, although I suppose if you are a well-known person that people are trying to reach, that would make sense.
If not, and it's a bunch of newsletters or spam, I think you should try to make better email choices. (Be more discretionary with how you give out or publish your email address(es).)
I have a Ring home security system. I would like to get an offline home CCTV that only records when the alarm is set (either in Home or Away).
A quick internet search does not show an API. I'm not sure Ring has a device that I could wire a relay (if that's the right thing) to.
Anyway, this is why I usually avoid talking about politics.
I'm sorry for the consternation that I caused.
Considering he was prosecuted for other things, I'm guessing there was not any actual evidence to support even a prosection?
Edit: I know about January 6th, I thought OP was talking about something else, my mistake.
I'm an Android person, but I got an iPhone 4S for her first cell phone because it was straightforward and hard to mess up.
Now there are double-secret swipes, all other kinds of anti-user "features" that almost make her cry because she can't figure out her phone anymore.
Now I am thinking about getting an Android and finding a home app ("launcher") that makes it impossible to screw things up and lock down everything else that I can.
Edit: Crap. She does have an Apple Watch that she loves though. And Apple is not only a piece of shit company about their UI, they also don't allow their watch to play nice with Android. (Except that answering a call on the watch pipes the audio to her watch and not her hearing aids. Fuck Apple.)
Source?
We do have evidence that he stepped down after his first term.
It might have been wise to respect his privacy and not talk about him publicly and while he was alive and could read it, but now that posting it cannot affect his mental health, perhaps mental health awareness is important to talk about.
(A side note, I still think the privacy of those who pass away is important, but I think talking about mental health is also important.)
It would also be more efficient for someone who is already familiar with this claim to provide a link, than 100 people trying to find a link on their own.
Besides, if you really want people to learn, make it easy for them. You'll get more people to click on a link than searching.
It's also weak to make a throwaway account just for this.
The one time I sent out a mass email using another server and it arrived in my spam folder, Fastmail Customer Service gave me instructions which would allow them to look at the email and help me figure out what the issue was, but I decided not to bother and didn't use that server again.
Falsehood: if a person has a U.S. Passport, they must be a U.S. Citizen.
Fact: Non-citizens can have a U.S. Passport (people born in American Samoa).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Samoan_citizenship_an...
Their costs probably went up too.