Strangely reminds me of high school…

Steve Mould 💚

Really cool water bottle, but couldn’t bring myself to spend $60+

Have you tried using:

flatpak repair

https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/flatpak-command-reference.html#flatpak-repair

There is a

--dry-run

Option to see if there are any issues before committing the changes.

Awesome! Make sure to double check some of the comments that they were all updated/deleted. Without a delay mine has trouble and missed a few

I used Power Delete Suite but I had to modify it a bit to put in a delay of about 30-45 seconds for each comment as I was editing the text for each one prior to deleting.

Took quite a while, but in the end my account was gone. I’m sure reddit could pull stuff from it if they really wanted, but no user facing options exist - even “deleted reddit comment viewers”.

Edit: I will say that I’m unsure if this still works (or any editing tools) because of the API changes.

Hmm, that’s good / reassuring - hopefully we don’t have to find out!

Wow, so many good parts in this…

Side note: I do not do any coding professionally, just self taught stuff to impressive my business coworkers - but this was really well explained.

My favorites: Default username and password for accessing the debugger on the trains computer (that apparently can’t be changed)

Hard coded geofenced coordinates that would disable a train if it was being serviced at a competitors location

Absolute favorite: the incorrectly programmed date lock that would only disable the train November & December on the 21st-30th

Hopefully the company is reprimanded for this - here in the US it would probably be a slap on the wrist and nothing else.

Feels very relevant lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8yhBLOAprQ

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What’s funny is that in the last year Google has de-googlefied my life more than I have.

Android, Gmail, Google Podcasts, and Domains were the remaining services I use of theirs.

Now I guess it’s just Android and Gmail.

Bummed about Google Domains / Site analytics, I really enjoyed how straightforward it was.