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I can confirm that in Australia SBS (a government owned TV channel) has played the show every New Years Eve at 6.10pm for 30 years and everyone I knew always watched it before heading out to celebrations.

https://www.sbs.com.au/guide/article/2016/12/19/broadcast-sb...

Finally showing "Major Outage" on the status page.

The farewell video is posted here: https://youtu.be/DPMluEVUqS0 and is read by the father of Alex (aka Technoblade).

This isn’t the first time doing this - at the start of the pandemic they also closed the accounts of travel and hospitality businesses en masse. They tried to win us back once the vaccine was out and business was booming but we’d lost any trust in their reliability by then.

Insurance companies are supposed to increase the price t relative to the risk. So if you’re paying double the premium than someone else for car insurance, it’s because they have some data to suggest that you’re twice as, “risky.”

In the US, at least, you actually need to to get pre-approval for your prices and how you arrive at that price, and that information becomes public record.

https://grantwinney.com/websites-requesting-access-to-motion...

Perhaps this link will help. It looks like websites can request if your browser has access to things like a Gyroscope or Magnetometer, and by default Chrome will block access without your consent.

It could be some sort of fingerprinting technique.

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The best advice I ever read for Dr. Bonnner’s was to buy one scent for the shower and a different one for the kitchen.

As no-one wants their dishes to smell the same as their private parts.