pip1 @ pip1 @lemmy.world

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2 yr. ago

Yes, the original tickets were from Ticketmaster and refunded. But StubHub (separate selling site) still want a cut even though I obviously can no longer sell the tickets, if that makes sense? Which is ridiculous because obviously it's not my fault the concert was cancelled.

I have no plan to pay it currently... see if anything comes of it. Would be interested to know if anyone else has ignored fees from them

Can't see that lasting long...

This makes sense, maybe I should remove my note (to leave under shelter by the bins) entirely

When Amazon starts a garbage collection division "Amazon Waste & Dispose" we'll know there's a conspiracy!

Interesting how the thought of knocking on the door also seems to have been short-circuited

Haha, astute observation. It's communal. Someone will have to squash it all down before long!

That's the thing, I'm always hesitant to give negative feedback on the delivery given I know it's more than likely that the driver is both overworked and poorly paid.

Maybe I need to erase the word "bin" from all delivery instructions. Too suggestive perhaps

The best part was that I just opened the package, took out the item, and left the envelop there. Efficient recycling!

Fortunately remote enough not to have to worry about porch pirates. But maybe that's what the driver was thinking

My instructions were "On the porch or under the shelter by the bins"

Yup a Windows update messing with the bootloader before gracefully failing (blue screen) was the nudge for me to remove it once and for all

A worrying thing is I think Windows can even muck with (your Linux) bootloader files during updates i e. after you have reconnected your primary ssd.

But think of all the programs that don't even exist on Windows:)

I don't suppose you're planning on bringing it to sway/wofi?