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Tom McKay
tommckay
Tom covers tech, politics, online extremism, and oddities for Gizmodo. His work has appeared on Mic, Yahoo News, AOL, HuffPo, Business Insider, Snoop Dogg's Merry Jane, Wonkette and The Daily Banter.
that's an astonishingly good guess actually
Unless they open the extortion email with specifics about what they filmed you doing... they don’t have the recording.
I have uhhh I think 4TB of space on C: (OS), E: (Downloads), F: (recordings), and G: (SSD for Steam games and important files), not counting I: (120 gb SSD used as page file) and 32 gigs in external hard drive. E: and F: are ancient terabyte HDDs and only there because they’re still faster than the external drives and… Read more
cant speak for the other Kinja sites but sort of a catch 22, as old gawker would have been the Kinja where you read about new gawker 🤷♂️
“essentially wooing him with a physical description” Read more
Yes, according to the dev team registration of new burner accounts has been shut off since October 2020.
Can confirm that I was also just unable to do this. I’ll pass this on.
I’ll pass this on. My experience may be somewhat less janky because I have a staff account with elevated privileges.
I had replies to my posts that I could not bring up via “show pending” and because Kinja no longer has the function to allow someone to star a reply via the person’s profile, I couldn’t get them to show that way. Read more
Q has gone dark since Dec. 8 2020. Ask any Q supporter what this means and you’ll get a different stream of bullshit every time.
Dr. Elsey’s has been working well for me— we have the generic blue box but I hear the purple anti-tracking one is the best. If they’re already using it there’s no point in getting the litter attractant.
Are... Are you under the impression the commenter “Priest of Maiden” is in charge of whether you get out of the greys?
The generic sensor error is separate from a torque error that requires a user-initiated reset I think.
If you decide to empty out all the litter to do a cleaning of the robot and to put in fresh litter, the current design allows some litter to slip under a lip. Read more
the LitterMaid used a motorized rake to scoop the clumps into a receptacle, but unless they were rock-like they’d often break up and pollute the rest of the litter, making it clump less effectively in turn. Read more
Not at all in my experience as it rotates slowly. But I do recommend using a relatively high quality low-dust litter to minimize the chances of it happening.
> all it takes is one soft poop/ not properly buried poop and it will be all over that thing. Read more
I feel you, and like I noted in the review it does pay for itself somewhat with less litter and mess (and I’m guessing may end up being cheaper in the long run than something like the CatGenie, which uses proprietary pellets and cleaner packs). But the price point is still very high.
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