Low battery in a security system sensor, for example on a window?
ETA: see what happens when I finally get to threads after a week away from internet service?
Low battery in a security system sensor, for example on a window?
ETA: see what happens when I finally get to threads after a week away from internet service?
Thanks â I found it!
I took the battery out and once Iâve got some time (and feel good enough), Iâll go replace it.
Google seems to have ditched phrases and operators. So if I search for:
(âchronic illnessâ OR âfibromyalgiaâ OR âchronic fatigueâ) (âtendinosisâ OR "tendonitis) -âdisability benefitsâ
I get a bunch of results about disability benefits or disability allowance and even one helpfully noting missing: -"disability âŚ
Gigablast isnât working either.
Bing isnât working either.
And yet some simple operator examples still work, so maybe this is less that theyâre deprecated, and more that search engines increasingly ignore what you type anyway? Not that thatâs an improvement. On the off chance itâs any help, though, I wanted to mention that your query at least seems to work a little better using -(âdisability benefitsâ).
Itâs amazing to me how these tools, standing at the very center of how people access the web and find the information we need, are almost undocumented save what looks like 3rd party guessing.
Which never allowed anything but the most basic searches, and no longer works. âAdvancedâ my ass.
I didnât write it. I just found the documentation for it.
itâs ant season again
Apparetly this is documented too.
I was referred to a Google Docs page covering the decision.
I now have an awful brain-splitting migraine from trying to read that page. I donât know if it actually included any relevant info, or is just a way to punish people who report bugs.
With that warning in mindâŚ
If you want to get (A B) OR (C D) youâll have to do 2 separate searches and combine the results yourself, which is probably what you really want to do. Why doesnât Google support this? Because weâve found that most people get it wrong.
So because some people donât understand basic logic, itâs better to invisibly break it for everyone? What kind of logic is that?
Reverting Windows 10âs mouse behaviour to 98 win32 behaviour has resulted in an epic three minute boot process. I only wanted the mouse behaviour, not the whole darned 1999 experience.
Ayyy lmao
If you want to get (A B) OR (C D) youâll have to do 2 separate searches and combine the results yourself, which is probably what you really want to do. Why doesnât Google support this? Because weâve found that most people get it wrong.
And Google harasses people with painful and buggy captchas when we run interative variations on a search. Seriously, advertising that we canât do things one way, we should do them another way, and Google doesnât support either does not help.
When my work computer (running windows) decides it needs to update and then decides it canât, so it undoes them all and gives you a page saying itâs undoing the updates for about 30 minutesâŚ
Fucking finally got a restarting message! WTF!
Nope⌠never mind, itâs back to saying that itâs undoing the changesâŚ
Ah, Windows Vista. Saved from being the worst version of Windows only by the fact that Windows Me existed.
And Windows Bob. Canât forget that one.
Can we at least try?
when the pollen is so bad, it ends up in small drifts on your driveway.
I was scheduled and planned to do a deployment tonight but this time Iâd be doing completely different stuff than Iâd ever done before (server maintenance), working closely with someone else who would be doing the code deployment. Was so psyched for it. Turned out neither one of us had permissions to do what we needed to do.
The good thing was that the guy who was supposed to be able to relax and take it easy for a change while we did the stuff screenshared and talked through all that he was doing (including things that I wouldnât have thought to ask about) so weâre more prepared for next time.
But I still feel bad - we failed at that venture despite having multiple meetings to prepare and documentation and checklists. Oh well, canât win 'em all.
Next time we have no net (vacation for the guy who knows this stuff inside out) so I have to get it right. Hopefully weâll have the permissions by then.
Absolutely no place around here can deliver a burger at 8am. Doordash lists them all as closed. I know at least the fast-food places are open. Us night-shift people really miss out.
ETA: Found one place, but apparently can only order breakfast stuff before 10:30. I like breakfast stuff, but thatâs not what I wanted and Iâll have to order two things to get a full meal.