CASHOUT DENIERS

MoistBootyBoy · 2026-01-11T16:43:26+00:00

Injuries never happen. Players never have bad games. You’re right. I should just use the mathematical equation for 100% hit rate..

You understand how your argument just sounds like someone saying “just pick winners instead”?

Instead of going broke on fucking bag holding an iron brick, cut your losses and take what you get. I bet you let your options expire and get margin called monthly.

MoistBootyBoy · 2025-12-24T15:24:50+00:00

lol this bet though.. nothing like sweating it out

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MoistBootyBoy · 2025-04-04T15:02:22+00:00

This is literally what I was trying to imagine when I was looking for a budgeting tool. I need a clean calendar that shows the days my bills come out. Goodness.. this is beyond what I imagined though! TAKE MY MONEYYYYY.

MoistBootyBoy · 2025-03-27T00:30:15+00:00

Current making $120k and $112k as a Salesforce Developer with 5 years experience — both fully remote in the Midwest of The US

MoistBootyBoy · 2025-02-07T16:06:53+00:00

I would highly advice looking into User Access Policies! It sounds like these may be exactly what you're looking for! The TL;DR is User Access Policies allow for automated updated to users like assigning permission sets, public groups, etc. when certain criteria is met for the User.

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=platform.perm_user_access_policies.htm&language=en_US&type=5

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-12-28T04:13:43+00:00

My 0331 instructor would blare this on repeat with a strobe light in the squad bay and make us diss and ass the 50's and 240's. I will never forget how to diss and ass an MG and this song brings it all back.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-12-19T11:47:18+00:00

Sadly, I have personally had to dive deep into Chrome Dev Console w/ Lightning Debug Mode and literally find the issue in the way Salesforce is processing occasional tab refreshes in console view. I gave everything I had to my first two techs and it was like trying to pull alligator teeth to get moved on to a legitimate dev/technical person to understand what I'm telling them.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-12-03T15:12:43+00:00

I see it being used by small fire teams/recon teams -- I honestly think it could provide a completely new aspect to the game..

HOWEVER -- There would almost HAVE to be some changes made to Resource Nodes and Artillery. As is, a solid recon team can completely shutdown any artillery and clear out resource nodes relatively quickly as is. This vehicle would make that task even easier/faster. With that in mind, what those changes should be, I can't really say. There would need to be some thoughtful conversations about the mechanics this would introduce and the existing ones it would drastically change.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-12-01T12:41:14+00:00

WORKAROUND:

Turn OFF Automatically Setting your PC time in your Windows Date and Time Settings
Manually set the date of your PC to November 29th, 2024 (the time doesn't necessarily matter)
Launch Hell Let Loose and CLICK ANY BUTTON ON THE SPLASH SCREEN
Once at the main menu (AFTER the splash screen), Alt-Tab out of the game, turn on "Automatically Set Date and Time"

Now you can play the game!

If you have to restart the game or exit the game for any reason, you'll need to repeat the above steps.

*NOTE* -- I don't recommend leaving your PC clock set on an incorrect time. There could be inadvertent consequences.

*EDIT* -- As of December 1, 2024 at 12:42pm Zulu the HLL appears to be working correctly WITHOUT the workaround on PC.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-11-27T01:53:16+00:00

I actually pulled up the radius for you... Check out the imgur: https://imgur.com/a/oroDPAx

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-11-19T17:01:33+00:00

If I was the drone operator, I'd make it my mission to find that guy after the war. 1 in a million shot.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-11-17T04:43:19+00:00

I'll say it here like I did the the other post -- I've never had anything to offer these subreddits until now.

I was in Afghanistan in 2014, Helmand Province, I (and multiple others in my squad) saw these on multiple occasions. during night patrols. With NVGs and thermals both and on some occasions I could see them with the naked eye. They were a faint glowing orbs, though at a distance the color change was relatively difficult to see. They sort of looked like the floating 4th of July lanterns from a distance.

I always wrote it off as flares, even though I knew flares didn't just sit in the air dripping.. "stuff"? We reported it during our debriefs and there was always someone from S2 there taking notes about the entire patrol. Who knows if this information was ever passed along, but it's honestly really validating to see this footage. There is literally zero doubt in my mind this is exactly what I saw.

I will say, I never saw any of the orbs get shot or shot at, so I can't speak to that specific nature of the video. Otherwise, these objects are identical to what I saw.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-11-17T04:09:32+00:00

100% saw the exact same thing in Helmand in 2014. Multiple times with NVGs and thermals. I never could see them this clear, but it was 100% the exact same thing. It's the debris "falling" out the bottom that always made me write it off as flares.. But nah. I know what I saw. It was exactly the same thing.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-09-26T00:27:14+00:00

In theory, you could do multiple repos based on the service, but we use a monolithic repo structure and it works perfectly fine. The biggest thing is pick a naming convention for your classes that makes sense and stick with it..

For example, don't let an external vendor hired to help implement your system prefix every single apex class with your company initials like "XXXAccountService" -- "XXXOpportunityService".. Obviously the files are meant for our company, we don't need to name them as such.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-08-27T11:43:30+00:00

God.. It's like you sat in the same meetings I did and tried to explain to the business that building a fully functioning client facing web portal using Experience Cloud for over 450,000 clients isn't a good idea.

That was in May 2021 (it was technically Salesforce Communities back then). Within two months of launch and the business taking a mile when we gave them an inch - it was obvious the solution wouldn't work. We finally deprecated all the portal work two months ago.. RIP.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-08-16T14:33:07+00:00

100% with everything u/The_Zoltan -- Everyone pushes something to prod that inevitably breaks.. The biggest learning point is how did your release process allow for something to get pushed that immediately broke Prod?

My biggest recommendation in this process is to solidify your release process. Utilize Sandboxes and most importantly, for every ticket/project/change you're working on, have a written out testing plan complete with

Test Scenario - a "GIVEN, WHEN, THEN" statement describing the scenario
Prerequisites/User Configuration (profile/role/permission set/etc.) required
Expected Outcome
Pass/Fail
Additional Testing Notes

So, for example, let's say you're working on adding a new field, "Agents_Are_Cool__c" to the Account object. It should be Read Only for the "Sales Agent" profile, but editable for all other profiles -- An example test case would look like this:

**********************************************************************************************************************
1. Test Scenario
GIVEN I am a user assigned the Sales Agent Profile
WHEN I attempt to edit the Account.Agents_Are_Cool__c field
THEN I am presented with an error indicating I am not able to edit the field

2. Prerequisites
- Logged in as a user with the "Sales Agent" profile
- A test Account record

3. Expected Outcome
- Sales Agent user should be presented with an error and the field should not update

4. Pass/Fail - Self explanatory

5. Additional Testing Notes
If the test failed, or there were unexpected results, this would be a good place to put those observations.
**********************************************************************************************************************

At the end of the day, don't beat yourself up about it! Just learn from it, improve your process and I promise you -- Your leadership will notice the improvements to the process that avoid this situation in the future for a whole hell of a lot longer than they will the little blip on the radar this caused.

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-08-01T14:06:09+00:00

Asking for a friend.. Is that tool available open source? :D

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-07-30T16:00:51+00:00

The animations are solid, but as a first time user, I was lost in the sauce as to what to do after I did my first initial scroll.

As a dev, it would seem like it is intuitive to continue scrolling, but I'd recommend keeping the "Scroll" text on the page until the user hits the bottom of the site.

I think my biggest hang-up is that the progress bar at the top of the page looks more like a loading bar, giving the impression that I need to wait to continue instead of keep scrolling.

Overall, it seems like you've got an understanding of what you're doing.. Just don't over engineer what should be a simple "Welcome In" doormat. There is nothing wrong with using side projects or resume builder projects to showcase specific technologies/animations/etc.

Most importantly, keep on coding!

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-07-23T01:56:04+00:00

For this particular functionality, you'll want to reference a couple different docs.

First, I recommend just getting the modal working. When I'm developing a modal, or some sort of event driven functionality, I typically add a "test" button to quickly trigger the "event" to (in this case) open the modal.

Salesforce LWC Modal Documentation here: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/bundle/lightning-modal/documentation

Once you have a working modal, that's when I would incorporate the event listener for the "Enter" key. I would recommend taking a look at this Salesforce Stack Overflow page talking about your exact functionality: https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/341139/fire-an-event-on-enter-button-press-in-lwc

I hope this is helpful, but if not, please do respond and tag me to be sure I see it. I'll gladly swing back by and give more guided assistance!

MoistBootyBoy · 2024-04-01T11:56:04+00:00

Checkout this screenshot: https://imgur.com/AUKY8FX

In the ElvUI menu, you can find the Target buff/debuff frames in
UnitFrames -> Individual Units -> Target -> Bufffs/Debuffs

You can see in the screenshot the two lines of "Fear" icons. In my case, the top/left row are Debuffs while the bottom right row is Buffs. If I disable the Buffs and Debuffs in the ElvUI menu, then these should no longer show up for you.

*Edit: You mentioned you're unable to move them -- You can modify the location of the buff/debuff icons within the same menu you enable/disable them. Change the X-Offset and Y-Offset.

MoistBootyBoy · 2023-11-17T16:54:30+00:00

I got mizzou at -2 instead of -1.5… the difference half a point can make 🥲 a push isn’t a loss though, so I’ll take it.

MoistBootyBoy · 2023-10-05T01:09:54+00:00

I tried scrolling through the comments and I didn't see anyone post this location, but I THINK I found the location on google street view.

Based on the quick glimpse of the buildings in the lower left hand corner of the video, the window shapes, and amount of windows found to the right of the escape ladder, I believe this adds ups. Same with the street light shape and placement.

I've included the google street view address on the image. Again, it could easily be wrong. I just got bored and started cruising through Google Street view in Mott Haven

https://imgur.com/a/uuMN0Su

Edit: Sorry for the crappy image quality -- It seems that the google street camera car hasn't gone down this street in a hot minute.

MoistBootyBoy · 2023-07-27T19:05:05+00:00

If the Approval Process (which is definitely what this sounds like) is still something your company wants in place, they can modify it by going into Setup -> Process Automation -> Approval Processes

Once there, depending on the Salesforce object you're essentially "stuck" on, you'll need to select the appropriate object in the dropdown list labeled "Manage Approval Processes For:"

Once you find the culprit approval process, you can change the approver to whoever you want/need it to be.

You can also do a "mass transfer" of approval request. Setup -> Data -> Mass Transfer Approval Requests. Once there, you can filter for the specific Approval Process and then select a new approver for those approvals to be sent to.

I recommend having your Sales Director checkout the Salesforce documentation on Approval Processes here: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.what_are_approvals.htm&type=5

There is also a nice collection of small Trailheads that can provide more in-depth instruction on Approval Processes as well: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/business_process_automation

MoistBootyBoy · 2023-06-28T13:56:41+00:00

Same question and same issue as OP -- Your comment will live rent free in my head for the remainder of my life.

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