> Your users would be breaking those terms, not you, as they do it on their own machine. As the parent said, just remove all reference to LinkedIn and you can move on.

There is some kind of cloud stuff here though.

Does not work from US. Twitter shows lots of people elsewhere having problems. Meta status page says everything is working though, https://metastatus.com/

Edit, ops did intended to make a submission with the Twitter search. Seems like I accidentally pasted the wrong link.

Why not use headphones?

Because then I won't hear anything else that might be going on in or around the house.

see bone conducting headphones like Shokz products mentioned in a different comment in this thread

I stumbled upon https://showgpt.co/ earlier, maybe something to take inspiration from.

Looks like a great site too - thanks for sharing.

> I personally use amazon customer support chat myself very often.

For what?

It's the best way to do something you can't on the website. As example, I've had to return products that have said they were not returnable or beyond the return date, chat is the easiest way to talk to someone and get it resolved.

Exactly this. Usually they even say just take the money back and keep the product (when livechat is used).

I would like a link to an example page. Current there are none indexed by Google so I only have the preview to judge from.

> Though in doing so they will be notified that you have done so.

No. Depends on how you look it up, but you could just send an email (from anonymous account if wanted) to the tax agency asking for someones salary. You get an answer back in a few days without them being notified.

Not their salary per se, to be clear. They will tell you how much income someone paid tax on in the previous tax year.

I thought that was already the standard? Most people here in Sweden I have talked to do like that. It first charges to some threshold and then automatically the rest when it is as cheap as possible.

You just configure a time in the morning you want it to be fully charged and the charger do the rest.

Edit, people with their own house and thereby their own charger.

Back when I ordered a Quest 2 I had to use a space somewhere in my zip code for it to work. Like "123 45" or "12 345". Do not remember the variant that worked!

Selecting Pretzel24 as payment method redirects to https://go.przelewy24.pl/ where in turn you choose between different banks. I guess it is a Polish service for direct bank payments?

Wait, does it actually say "Pretzel" somewere, or did you both misspell it?

"przelewy" means "wire transfers" in Polish: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/przelew Nothing to do with pretzels. :)

I misread it as Pretzel the first time and couldn't resist, especially after clicking the page gave me a 'NOT FOUND' error. I assumed it was some sort of payment system.