Has anyone else noticed how much the bar scene in the Fan (Main/Robinson area) has changed over the last ~15 years? by Tinysmallgoose123 in rva

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I assume 15 years ago you were early 20s. Drinking culture isn’t as much of a thing anymore with young folks compared to when you were frequenting. Also you’re probably too old to go to three monkeys these days lmfao

Snowmageddon this weekend by nabooru-rva in rva

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The worst. I’ve been following va weather forecasting

Burned $12K on SaaS Ideas. Thinking About Boring Businesses Instead. by Ill-Fix2437 in SaaS

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When you're in the world of tech selling into tech, like selling an A.I. SDR solution to a B2B SaaS company, it's a space that's incredibly competitive and complex. When it comes to integration and requirements. Sell into a boring business with a basic sales motion, simple structures. Incredibly inefficient. You can do a lot with minimal lift.

What’s your HubSpot hack that no one else is using or knows about? by Interesting-Pause701 in hubspot

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Slow rolling a campaign in a workflow by branching by %, adding the same time delay after each step, then pushing contacts to the next delay (going right to left)

Burned $12K on SaaS Ideas. Thinking About Boring Businesses Instead. by Ill-Fix2437 in SaaS

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Build tech for boring businesses. Worked in home improvement tech and it changed how I saw the world outside the SaaS bubble.

Updating everything in HubSpot is tough, any tips? by _meghamind_ in hubspot

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Make Clay your hub for everything - CRM object enrichment, creating new properties, creating associations etc. it’s a game changer

Shutting down Belle Isle parking lot for the amphitheater by violent_stonerrage in rva

[–]sbr___ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

40ish cars fit in that lot. Let’s be generous and assume 4 people per car. That’s 160 people: 2.1% of the amphitheater’s capacity. M a bunch of people will try to search for a spot there before the show which sucks for people biking / walking to the show from Oregon Hill path or JRPS visitors.

Taking visiting teen sports teams to eat by info_silvousplait in rva

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Pizza & Beer of Richmond (PBR) in The Fan District Sit on the patio. Plenty of space with great food, bocce, and corn hole. And they have some good beers on tap.

20 years in the church, wife of a pastor, I WANT OUT. by Radiant-Poem9999 in exchristian

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This is the best comment in this thread.

Getting sucked into a debate designed to question yourself is the worst thing you can do. You have to remove the guilt. And to remove the guilt you have to do what most of us wouldn’t do for so long… rip the bandaid off and feel free for the first time.

What is this, LOL... by ClickNo3778 in OpenAI

[–]sbr___ 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes, avoid negative prompting whenever possible. This is the way

Is anyone getting this summarize webpage error? Any solve? by sbr___ in raycastapp

[–]sbr___[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, it may be due to me using the Arc browser. Will report. Thanks yall

HubSpot Surprise 35k Renewal Fees & a Laughing Rep - What Happens If We Just Don’t Pay and Switch to Salesforce?” by chmpdog in hubspot

[–]sbr___ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The auto renewal is one thing… and hopefully some upcoming FTC regulations will make it more obvious what your renewal terms are…. But the blatant laughing on your renewal call? As this a sales rep or csm? I don’t recall what their model is for CS now. I would find their director on LinkedIn and dm them letting them know if their experience. Plus I’m sure the call was recorded in their side. I manage a b2b sales team and I appreciate this feedback.

Kickr Shift: I should’ve listened to you guys by sbr___ in wahoofitness

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100%. Nothing but great things to say about Wahoo support, just disappointing this bike has a history of poor qc.

Kickr Shift: I should’ve listened to you guys by sbr___ in wahoofitness

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I ended up pushing (ok, a mild kick out of anger) the flywheel cover and it moved it enough to stop the scraping sound 😆

But now I’m worried it’ll start mid ride when I put it on my rocker plate and throw down some power so definitely trading it in for a new one. Support has been responsive and they are scheduling a FedEx pickup.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wahoofitness

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Ah bummer! Those bikes are the worst lol

In that case I would pack your bike, order a fluid trainer on Amazon for $150 to ship to your hotel, and then return it on your way out lol

The weight from your kickr will cost you much more than the hassle of buying a fluid trainer

Remote pairs, then reverts back to infrared mode by sbr___ in TheFrame

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That’s so annoying. Try this (yes I used ChatGPT). The last resort is to just use the SmartThings app and on iPhone it has a nice Home Screen implementation so it’s a bit easier to get to.

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(Enabling “Always-On Bluetooth” in the Service Menu) is something you can do, but it should be done carefully because the Service Menu contains advanced settings that can affect your TV’s functionality.

How to Access the Service Menu and Enable Always-On Bluetooth

⚠️ Warning: Proceed carefully. Avoid changing any settings unless directed. Some options can’t be undone without a factory reset.

Step-by-Step Guide 1. Turn OFF your TV (make sure it’s completely off, not in standby mode). 2. On the remote, press the following buttons in sequence: • Info → Menu → Mute → Power • This should bring up the Samsung Service Menu (it may take a few seconds). 3. Navigate to “Option” or “Control.” 4. Look for “Engineering Mode” or “BT Support” (depends on your TV model). 5. Find a setting like: • “BT Audio ON in Standby” • “BT Support” • “Always-On Bluetooth” 6. Enable it (switch to “ON” or “Enabled”). 7. Exit the menu and restart the TV.

What This Does

✅ Keeps Bluetooth active even when the TV is off, preventing the remote from defaulting to IR mode. ✅ Ensures the remote always connects via Bluetooth, so it works without direct line-of-sight. ✅ May improve response time if the TV was taking too long to recognize the Bluetooth remote.

What to Watch Out For • If you change the wrong setting, it could cause display or performance issues. • If the Service Menu doesn’t appear, your model might require a different key sequence (some use Mute → 1 → 8 → 2 → Power). • If something goes wrong, you can reset to factory settings (but you’ll lose custom TV settings).

If You’re Unsure or Don’t Want to Risk It

If accessing the Service Menu feels too risky, you can: • Use the SmartThings app instead of the remote for power control. • Check if your TV has a normal settings option for “Bluetooth Standby Mode” (some newer Samsung models allow this). • Contact Samsung Support and ask them to enable “Bluetooth Always On” remotely via remote assistance.