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Cake day: July 30th, 2026

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  • It is a really good filter for me, any company that wants to harvest the bogus information I will use to access them had better do a good job of convincing me it’s worth the effort.

    I have a similar take on online stores wanting me to create a login to get a shipping cost, unless they are offering a truly unique item, or outrageously good price I just don’t buy anything from them.

    If we all had a similar standards these bits of UX fuckery would disappear over time, unfortunately most people don’t even think about it.




  • There was a time, before Google showed their hand, that I would go out of my way to leave Google reviews. Good, bad or somewhere in between I would document the customer experience.

    Since Google made it clear what trajectory they are on I have returned to the old ways. Amazing service gets a letter, great service gets a quiet word to the manager. Bad service gets a word to the manager at the end of the transaction, terrible service and I just never return again and tell anyone who asks why. Everything in between those extremes gets me acting as a polite customer and that’s about it.

    Have I over thought this?



  • shads@leminal.spacetoDogs@lemmy.worldHuskies are goofs 😄🥰
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    1 month ago

    Could be worse, some people about a dozen houses down from my childhood home had a Husky and their neighbours got a pet rabbit. Suffice it to say it took all of 3 days to find out a Husky can go through a standard fence, and can go through a standard rabbit hutch. On the plus side the neighbours with the rabbit weren’t home so they didn’t have to watch, just clean up the bits of rabbit before their kids saw.

    I’ll never understand people who buy working dogs and shove them in suburbia in lunch box sized back yards.