ry4nolson

I'm in this same boat. I started the onboarding with kick.com over the weekend. Yesterday clicked the "Opt Out Download Data" button and still haven't seen any data.

I'm in Texas and was able to cancel online. It was slightly frictional. I had first paused my subscription. Apparently you can't cancel if your subscription is paused, so I had to reinstate the sub to cancel.

in the video, the guy is using a bambu a1 mini. i personally have a bambu a1 (full size) and the prints are nearly perfect every time.

right before that line it says bolt ran it in 9.58, no one else has ever ran UNDER 9.69

this was the first thing i noticed.

It's a truck that never leaves the warehouse or "lot". They're just used to rearrange/move trailers.

Pretty much everywhere that isn't a big city

Where did you get 12 days of low power mode? I read the article and the linked product page. Both only claim up to 100 hours.

but netflix doesn't tell you that. if they don't have what you searched for, it shows you other things they DO have that are similar.

I think even just the "FEDNOW" standalone stuff could be considered parody. It's different from the real logo and I'm pretty sure the "O" is supposed to imply surveillance or that the fed is watching you.

I was thinking this same thing. I live in what the map has as a "pinkish red" area (right outside of white) and I just recently camped in a brown orange area (3 levels darker). The difference was noticeable but not a crazy amount. I really wonder how much darker the blue or not even colored areas are.

to be fair, that article is about PRI, not NPR. They are not related.

you didn't see the .gov in the domain name?

Is that Ben Bailey?

Can you elaborate on what makes them _far superior_?