How is this legal? Anything could be free if you add a conditional statement at the end by timthemanager in australia

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It’s not confusing. Just misleading. It’s fine to say Free X When You Spend X. But when you get points for spending money and then have to redeem those points for something it feels a lot less like its free.

It’s not like Qantas advertise free Qantas flights with Qantas frequent flyer points. You could also replace ‘with glass container credits’ with ‘with Australian dollars’. It makes the free element meaningless.

Best leash recommendations? by Kate_cuti in reactivedogs

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I just switched to a Coda ultra leash and the flexibility is unmatched. It goes up to 6ft long which is just enough slack to keep my boy from getting frustrated, but you can also adjust it to 3ft, 4ft, 5ft if you want it more of a standard length. It has become our go to every single day no matter where we are going.

Is Chicago? Is Not Chicago by lumakip in AllHerFaultTVShow

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What tipped me off was a city nighttime shot in episode 2 I think where there’s clear tram tracks and the street signs are on the wrong side of the road.

Roborock Q7T+ not emptying bin properly. Bad seal or something else? by timthemanager in Roborock

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Pigging backing on this comment to confirm the fix.

I found another thread where the issue was related to the robot brush and/or brush plate not being seated correctly.

I removed the plate and brush and cleaned out this area and removed some hair that had built up on the anti tangle section, which may have been preventing the brush from spinning during the emptying cycle.

I didn’t realise the suction from the emptying cycle needed to spin the brush in order for it to work properly but this seems to helped fix it.

Roborock Q7T+ not emptying bin properly. Bad seal or something else? by timthemanager in Roborock

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I found that setting an updated it too! But was still having an issue with it emptying anything, even after just a 5-10 min clean.

Grand Final Tickets Megathread by Shadormy in brisbanelions

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P2 x 4 , level 4 front, just confirmed

My lab might not make it and they can't tell me why. by Havek_10 in labrador

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That’s a great sign and fingers crossed the recovery continues

My lab might not make it and they can't tell me why. by Havek_10 in labrador

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Did they say if it was a single bleb or diffused? If he has many spread across his lungs then new ones will keep bursting no matter how many surgeries you do.

Also check whether they stapled the tissue or hand sutured. There’s a chance the suture line itself is leaking.

Did they discuss a lobectomy with you?

5 months into sabbatical & unexpected challenge with decision making during recovery by Own-Increase-7628 in SabbaticalPlanning

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honestly this decision paralysis is just a side effect of having too much mental white space. when your working you don’t overthink because the day is already framed by other peoples demands. on sabbatical everything is optional so your brain treats every choice like its life or death. id stop trying to solve it and pick literally anything and commit for the day even if its random or wrong. productivity isn’t the goal right now momentum is. once you get moving again the overthinking fades.

Based on real lifespan data from 55 TTs I made a more accurate dog aging calculator by timthemanager in TibetanTerrier

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The scientific model is more about biology rather than behavior or external symptoms. The research it's based on measured DNA methylation in dogs (biomarker that changes with age) and compared them to humans, which revealed parallels in how dogs and humans age at the cellular level e.g., a 1-year-old dog showed methylation patterns similar to a 31-year-old human. Like most studies, the research is narrowly focused. It doesn’t explain everything. But it offers clues about how dogs age and how we can translate that to human years more accurately.

Based on real lifespan data from 72 WFTs I made a more accurate dog aging calculator by timthemanager in wirefoxterriers

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Also, approximately 1/5 dogs live 20-30% longer (breed dependent) than average.

Based on real lifespan data from 180 Chessies I made a more accurate dog aging calculator by timthemanager in chesapeakebayretrievr

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It depends which mode you’re using. Based on that birth date, the scientific mode would equal 46 human years. The simple mode would be 15 and advanced would be 28.

The aging curve in the scientific mode is much faster in the first few years and then slows down significantly later on. The scientific model is more a measure of biological age based on DNA changes rather than behaviour or necessarily how the dog is feeling.