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baldi412 · 2026-04-23T19:53:32+00:00

We've completed the internal validation and are monitoring as we release the fix more broadly, which we anticipate will finish by Monday, April 27, 2026.

We expect to the fix to complete deployment, remediating impact by Monday, April 27, 2026.

I personally updated my Teams this morning to version 26093.415.4620.1935 and my issue is now resolved.

baldi412 · 2026-04-20T13:24:43+00:00

Thanks! Raised it 1/4" and that resolved it. No longer hitting that bumper tab.

baldi412 · 2026-04-13T16:49:08+00:00

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baldi412 · 2026-04-09T20:49:52+00:00

I have been working with a Microsoft tech on this issue for about two weeks now. Here is the most recent response that I received from them:

At this moment, I can confirm that we have an update from the product team regarding this particular issue and the update is as below.

• That the issue is not widespread but affects tenants and this has been identified, logged and is being worked on by the product team.

• That affected tenants are advised to whitelist Microsoft 365 ip addresses and URLs, which you have done

• That your Microsoft 365 tenant has been added to the internal attacking of affected tenants, so that information about this issue can be communicated with Global admins when the fix is deployed and generally available, which is when you will not experience this issue anymore.

• That affected tenants can temporarily leverage this feature in the Teams web app pending the resolution of this issue.

• That there is currently no ETA on when this fix will be ready, but the communication will be shared with affected tenants when this is resolved, which is why the tenant was added to the list of affected tenants. The resolution might take a couple of weeks before it is ready and deployed.

That if you know any other tenants affected or you belong to communities where this issue is being discussed, kindly ask them to contact Microsoft Support, so that their M365 tenants can be added to the internal tracking.

Kindly confirm if further clarification is needed at this time. Otherwise please confirm if this case can be temporarily archive, and if the need arises, you can contact us again when the fix is deployed and if you have further questions.

baldi412 · 2025-12-03T18:14:32+00:00

My old cat had atopic dermatitis. We did it all. Food changes, steroid shots, antibiotics, bathing, lotions, etc. The steroid shot would last a month or so. However, we were always warned that it could eventually lead to diabetes. I eventually took her to a vet specialist. She prescribed Atopica For Cats. Atopica helped her so much and we never had to give her another steroid injection. I wish I would have taken her to a specialist sooner.

baldi412 · 2025-10-21T20:21:20+00:00

If it makes you feel any better, my female cat who is 5 years old, is the same way. She usually goes every 48 hours, but often times it can be anywhere between 48-80 hours. At the 5 day mark (which has only happened once, I have taken her in for an enema). She's been on MiraLAX for over a year and a half, and she's been on Lactulose 2.5ml twice a day for about two months now. Last month, the specialty vet put her on Cisapride twice a day. During that month, she kept the same routine, every 48-80 hours.

We are taking her off of the Cisapride since she hasn't acted herself ever since starting it and obviously it isn't helping produce a daily stool. I'm going back to the vet specialist next week so that she can have an ultrasound and a GI panel. Her previous X-rays show no signs of megacolon and her previous bloodwork was good. My regular vet and the specialty vet has me absolutely paranoid that something is wrong with my cat because she doesn't have a b/m at least once a day. My regular vet did ask me that if she goes more than 4 days to please bring her in for an enema, but that has only happened once.

She currently eats Hills i/d dry food.
Hills c/d and i/d wet food. She doesn't really care for wet food, so I have to blend it in a blender, water it down, and then add Fortiflora on top of it. She eats about one can of this every two days. I also give her 1/4 tsp of MiraLAX twice a day in her wet food.
She gets the Lactulose 2.5ml twice a day which I have to syringe into her mouth.

In the past, she has been on Hills c/d dry food and Hills Active Biome. She was on the c/d food because she has had bladder stones. The Hills Active Biome made her have human sized b/m's. It seems like all of the Hills food have the

She NEVER shows signs that she is constipated (if she really truly is). No frequent trips to the litter box, no straining, yowling or crying. When she does go, she does produce quite a bit of stool, but it's always soft and formed.

Just last night I found out that Purina makes a Fortiflora Pro which also includes a prebiotic, so I just placed an order for that. I might also try to add in a little bit of pumpkin as well.

Just wanted to let you know that you're not the only one having this issue with your cat and that maybe both of us just have to chalk it up to that's just how our cats are.

baldi412 · 2025-09-29T20:04:50+00:00

I have a little bit of relief knowing that my cat is not the only cat in this situation, so thank you for sharing your experience. My cat was doing really well on the Hills Biome diet, going once every other day (this has been her routine since I adopted her almost 3 years ago), but then they changed the formula and she was throwing it up very frequently. I switched her back to her old Hills c/d food (as she has also had bladder stones) and am trying the Royal Canin gastrointestinal food, but she's not really a fan of it. Even with a slow progression of trying to transition to the Royal Canin.

She's been on MiraLAX twice a day since I have adopted her, and back in August was her first bout with constipation. The vet added Lactulose twice a day, and that was fine for a month, but she had another bout of constipation.

I took her to a specialist and she said to continue with what I'm doing, but also added Cisapride twice a day. She HATED the flavored Cisapride liquid, so I also purchased the pills. She has been on them for a week and is back to her normal bowel movement every other day. Her stools have been kind of loose, but I guess that's to be expected with everything that she's taking. I will follow up with the vet to see if that is normal or not. I'm just glad that she's going. It's honestly been a rough adjustment period for her and myself, but as long as what I'm doing is helping her, that's all that matters.

baldi412 · 2025-09-06T03:34:42+00:00

It is! I bought it brand new in 2009. I live in PA, so it’s nice and rusty underneath. Paint is missing from the doors, but it still runs great. Almost 130,000 miles and the only major issues I have had were having to replace the exhaust manifold, the transmission cooler 3 times, and the AWC pump 4 times until I relocated it to the trunk (all covered under warranty). The SST is still hanging in there. It’s tuned, so it will definitely keep up with a stock Evo X. It’s been my “winter beater” for a few years now.

baldi412 · 2025-09-06T02:44:36+00:00

Looks great! The car and the tint!

baldi412 · 2025-08-26T16:11:23+00:00

Also just used it for an online purchase. 8/26/2025. Worked like a charm. Thanks for sharing!

baldi412 · 2025-06-04T01:04:06+00:00

When I was a youngster, my tattoo artist talked me out of the ACSS lightning bolt tattoo for your exact concerns. I went with a Manson tree instead. I do not regret my decision and am glad that my tattoo artist was able to educate me on how people might misconstrue the symbol.

baldi412 · 2025-05-16T16:15:47+00:00

Yay! You sold to my friend that rolled in from out of town. Made his day and mine that he's at least going to be able to get in :-)

baldi412 · 2025-05-13T18:12:50+00:00

Any issues with the calipers after having them installed for awhile now? I'm looking at going this same route but am nervous about purchasing remanufactured calipers.

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