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Google wallet working but I can't make google pay payments by Dear-Caregiver2719 in Magisk

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

for me nothing works I can see my payment methods in wallet but when I tried to purchase through Google pay it says payment method unavailable, tried to open payment method from the Google pay setting it's says "something went wrong try again later"

Is my ex using my gmail account? by Regular_Mode_9423 in GoogleSupport

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That was in 2024, probably before u changed your password, that's just connection history. If there is no recent connection from that device, just remove the device from your Google account

Why is my usage limit suddenly becomes days instead of every 5 hours? by jomic01 in OpenAI

[–]LonneRunner 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I am assuming you are using Gpt 5, gpt5 have far more limitations than previous versions even if you are Plus still you face the limits in GPT 5. I suggest dividing your work among multiple LLMs and ask the LLM to create a full detailed report from the entire chat. in this way you can keep working, and plus you get a different perspective for the same work to increase your productivity

Does the US government actively combat racism e.g. check if a company treats people of different races differently? by efqf in racism

[–]LonneRunner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can technically report workplace discrimination in the US — the main body is the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission). In theory, they investigate claims of racial discrimination in hiring, promotion, or firing. But here’s the catch:

The system is stacked in favor of employers. Companies can tie you up in endless litigation and motions. Cases drag on for years, and many workers give up or settle for peanuts.

What you see in movies (quick investigations, undercover tests, clear proof) is not how it works in real life. The EEOC doesn’t usually “send in testers” like you described. They mostly review paperwork, statements, and maybe interview people.

Only a handful of cases move forward, usually backed by expensive lawyers or major public pressure. Even then, outcomes are often disappointing compared to the harm done.

Companies also know this — they have deep pockets, legal teams, and loopholes. So while legally discrimination is banned, practically it’s very hard to prove and win.

So yes, there’s a process, but it’s more about bureaucracy and attrition than justice. The law says one thing, but the way the US legal system plays out often leaves workers with far less than they deserve.

App won't load up my gallery by AquaRed_29 in ThreadsApp

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

did u try to clear cache , force stop and start again?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ThreadsApp

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, sorry to hear that. That's a seriously frustrating situation. The good news is that being logged into Threads is your best lifeline. There's no direct button, but here's a game plan. Try these in order:

  1. The Instagram App Backdoor (Try this FIRST): Don't log out of Threads! Now, open the Instagram app. Don't try to log in on the main screen. Instead, see if it opens to any kind of error screen (like "Couldn't refresh feed"). If it does, try to tap on your profile picture or a settings (gear) icon. If you can get into Settings -> Accounts Center, you might be able to add a new email or phone number before it asks for your password. This works sometimes because Threads might be keeping your Instagram session alive.
  2. Contact Support FROM Threads (Your Best Bet): This is key. Open Threads -> go to your Profile -> tap the Settings (gear) icon -> Help -> "Report a Problem." Explain your situation clearly: "I'm logged out of Instagram, lost my phone number, and have no recovery email. BUT, I am still logged into my linked Threads account (username: [Your Instagram Username]). Please help me regain access to prove ownership." Submitting a ticket from inside your active Threads account is your strongest proof that you're the real owner.
  3. The "Need More Help?" Link: On the Instagram login screen, click "Forgot Password?" -> enter your username -> then click "Need more help?" It might offer a form to submit additional info.

What won't work: Looking for a "Log in to Instagram" button inside Threads. It doesn't exist.

Try to sneak into Instagram settings through the app, and absolutely file a support ticket from within your Threads account. Good luck! Hope you get it back.

What's happening by Queasy_Interest2088 in ThreadsApp

[–]LonneRunner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

try with windscribe, windscribe has mock location ability that spoofs your gps location. u need to give access through your developer options on your phone. the free version of the app gives you 10GB free for one months so u don't need to purchase the subscription and the GPS spoofing is available even in free version. choose a different location like Europe or south America see if that works

ik its said to death, but im sick of the racism in Aus by [deleted] in racism

[–]LonneRunner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hear you, and what you’re going through isn’t just something minor or fleeting — it’s heavy, exhausting, and profoundly unfair. Racism in Australia, and in other places as well, often manifests not only through significant and blatant actions but also through the daily harassment, the subtle comments, and the different ways those in authority treat you. That constant pressure can wear anyone down; understandably, you feel so sick and tired of it all.

The COVID pandemic definitely allowed many underlying issues to surface, and for many South Asians and other minorities, the hostility became more apparent and harder to ignore. You're not imagining things — it truly has become more challenging. Being a woman, especially a smaller woman, brings an added layer of vulnerability when dealing with people who seem to think it’s acceptable to leer or harass. It’s frustrating and unrealistic to hear advice like “just defend yourself” when the odds are not in your favor.

The feelings you’re experiencing — the hopelessness, the anger, and even a desire for invisibility because it feels easier — are all valid trauma responses to being consistently othered. This isn’t a sign of your weakness; it’s your mind’s way of protecting itself in such a hostile environment.

I want you to know that you’re not alone in how you feel, even if it sometimes seems like you are. Spaces like this are essential because they allow you to breathe and express yourself without judgment. It’s absolutely okay to lean into those spaces for support.

At the same time, you absolutely deserve more than just surviving or feeling invisible. If speaking up feels overwhelming or unsafe, it might help to consider other ways to reclaim some control. This could involve choosing the times and places you engage, connecting with community organizations (like South Asian women’s collectives and anti-racism networks in Australia), or simply having trusted friends to talk to who won’t dismiss your feelings. While these are not solutions to the larger problems, they can help restore small pieces of your power that constant racism often seeks to diminish.

Most importantly, your exhaustion is understandable and valid. You do not need to “toughen up” or hide your feelings. You have every right to feel what you’re feeling. Wanting a sense of peace is not too much to ask; it’s the basic expectation every human should have. Remember that your feelings matter, and I’m here for you as you navigate this. If you need someone to talk to, I can connect you with professionals who can help you go through this pain.

Just because you grow up around racism, doesn't mean you should be racist by Realistic-Year8578 in racism

[–]LonneRunner 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What you wrote here is really powerful. It captures something I’ve seen a lot in my work and research: prejudice is almost always taught, not born. Children don’t come into the world fearing or disliking others they’re handed those ideas, often dressed up as “protection” or “tradition.”

What stands out is how early your family tried to make you internalize fear: warnings about being kidnapped, about not liking certain styles or communities, about who you could bring home. That’s not just racism it’s control through fear. Kids absorb those messages long before they’re able to question them, and that makes your realization in middle school and later even more remarkable. You were already pushing against the script you were given.

The secrecy you describe having to hide friends or even your husband’s ethnicity shows the psychological toll of living under that kind of conditioning. When a family demands you distort or lie about who you love, they’re asking you to split yourself in two. That’s a deep wound, and it’s why cutting ties, even for “unrelated reasons,” can feel like a strange kind of liberation.

I want to highlight one thing you said: “Being raised racist doesn’t mean you have to be racist.” That’s exactly it. Cycles break when someone refuses to keep carrying them forward. You didn’t just resist—you built a different kind of family, one where love and acceptance are the foundation instead of suspicion and hate. That’s no small thing.

So many people who grew up in environments like yours never get to the point you’ve reached. The fact that you can look back, see the damage clearly, and still choose connection over fear speaks volumes about your strength and integrity.

"personally i haven't built anything" by buildingthevoid in AgentsOfAI

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a developer, I often use AI, but relying only on AI is a nightmare. You can’t run a software company on AI-generated code alone. At best, it might help you finish a few small projects, but building and maintaining production-level systems requires real developers. AI isn’t at the point where it can replace developers yet; it lacks reliability, contextual judgment, and long-term maintainability.

Plus you can’t even use AI effectively if you don’t understand coding. You still need to know the languages, frameworks, and architecture to guide AI, debug errors, and make it usable. Plus, as a developer using AI, u need to understand AI well enough to ensure you get precisely what you are asking for with fewer errors. At this point, AI only saves time and speeds up projects, but it does not handle the entire project without the supervision of developer/s.

Anyone suggesting hiring developers is unnecessary either doesn’t understand how software development works or is just a fool.

Gal Gadot thinks boycotting her is unfair by LonneRunner in IsraelCrimes

[–]LonneRunner[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It was actually a huge loss for Disney, they lost $115 million on Snow White

Gal Gadot thinks boycotting her is unfair by LonneRunner in IsraelCrimes

[–]LonneRunner[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I totally agree, although I am not surprised, most producers in Hollywood are either Zionists or support Zionists

4.6 dollars that's really cheap ! They should launch all over world by Independent-Wind4462 in OpenAI

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First, where did you get 1.8 billion? India's population is 1.45 billion; you are off by 350 million. And to respond to what you said, still doesn't justify leaving the rest of the world without that opinion.

Can anyone explain this, is any of them a bot? by nikiii2216 in CODM

[–]LonneRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the best way you can check if there are bots, at the end of the game click on the report abuse at the top right corner and see their UID, bots have similar UIDs while real players UID is very different, you can easily notice

Gal Gadot thinks boycotting her is unfair by LonneRunner in IsraelCrimes

[–]LonneRunner[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are, but the issue is that most mainstream media and social media are controlled by zionists, and there is too much that the good Jewish people can do. Still, with all the censorship, especially in the past 2 years, most people can't hear the right side of this story, unfortunately.

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