Edge calls manual changes "unintentional"
Edge being edge
I uninstalled edge FOUR TIMES.
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I uninstalled edge FOUR TIMES.
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Bought this for the Green Product label. The fine print says they literally made it up.
https://preview.redd.it/0mjahh72gmbh1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ae1e9efbc397ad75564dc786e5e0e44728c382eb
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The manufacturer Satya BNG uses an ISO 14021 Type II standard, which by definition means the company wrote its own environmental claims to get the logo. To top it off, the fine print explicitly states the auditing firm takes zero liability for verifying the data, and the entire certificate officially expired in May 2025. Pure corporate greenwashing to manufacture consumer trust.
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https://preview.redd.it/0mjahh72gmbh1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ae1e9efbc397ad75564dc786e5e0e44728c382eb
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The manufacturer Satya BNG uses an ISO 14021 Type II standard, which by definition means the company wrote its own environmental claims to get the logo. To top it off, the fine print explicitly states the auditing firm takes zero liability for verifying the data, and the entire certificate officially expired in May 2025. Pure corporate greenwashing to manufacture consumer trust.
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YouTube TV needs to verify your location to get any local programming (which includes FIFA matches for some reason). They only tell you about this requirement after you've paid for a subscription.
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Customer feedback form refuses to submit on a Grievance portal(State Bank of India)
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Walmart's "52 Pack" Magnets: Pure coincidence or a deliberate bait-and-switch search result tactic?
I just bought some "Hello Hobby" magnetic buttons from Walmart, and they're super weak, just cheap ceramic magnets. After looking into it and picking up some magnetic strength categorization knowledge I realized I found out what I really wanted was strong N52 neodymium magnets.
Looking at the packaging again, the branding is really fishy. They're sold as a "52-PACK," and even though I didn't know about magnet strength ratings at first, once I did my research, I noticed how these weak ones kept popping up in searches.
The way they're packaged, 4 rows of 13, makes it exactly "52," which is weird for retail since most things come in tens or dozens.
It feels like they're trying to trick people with search optimization and visual confusion. You glance at it and think you're getting N52 magnets, but nope, just weak craft junk.
Walmart always plays these transparency games, like messing with unit pricing on shelves (ounces vs. grams vs. piece counts) to make it hard to compare.
This has finally made me decide to ditch Walmart again. I only started shopping there because I can't get Amazon Fresh where I moved. I feel gaslit. Am I just overthinking this? F wallly. They're awful for so many reasons anyway.
https://redd.it/1uq3ca9
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I just bought some "Hello Hobby" magnetic buttons from Walmart, and they're super weak, just cheap ceramic magnets. After looking into it and picking up some magnetic strength categorization knowledge I realized I found out what I really wanted was strong N52 neodymium magnets.
Looking at the packaging again, the branding is really fishy. They're sold as a "52-PACK," and even though I didn't know about magnet strength ratings at first, once I did my research, I noticed how these weak ones kept popping up in searches.
The way they're packaged, 4 rows of 13, makes it exactly "52," which is weird for retail since most things come in tens or dozens.
It feels like they're trying to trick people with search optimization and visual confusion. You glance at it and think you're getting N52 magnets, but nope, just weak craft junk.
Walmart always plays these transparency games, like messing with unit pricing on shelves (ounces vs. grams vs. piece counts) to make it hard to compare.
This has finally made me decide to ditch Walmart again. I only started shopping there because I can't get Amazon Fresh where I moved. I feel gaslit. Am I just overthinking this? F wallly. They're awful for so many reasons anyway.
https://redd.it/1uq3ca9
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