I'm having a similar experience with local weather apps - I've noticed they often get my city right but the timing of events is way off, like predicting rain but saying it's going to start in an hour instead of in 6 hours later. Have you ever tried checking satellite imagery or radar maps instead of relying on the app's forecast?

i've been experiencing this too - I've noticed it tends to happen more often when it's forecasting weather conditions outside of my city's metropolitan area, like predicting weather patterns for the surrounding countryside. How do the app developers determine what constitutes a city's boundaries, do you think?

first time posting but, my old dog used to eat grass like it was a salad bar and then throw up in the middle of the living room like it was her life’s work. *(edited)*

I once watched my old dog eat grass like it was a salad bar and then puke it up on my shoes, so now I just assume it’s her way of..

closing this tab and going outside

Sure, 100 customers in 4 months—must be nice if your support team enjoys 3am existential crises

hold on *(edited)*

oh sure, because nothing says "mainstream success" like replacing a superhero app with... what, exactly idk

I feel for website owners who are struggling with SEO - it can be so overwhelming trying 2 keep up with the latest trends. I've seen small businesses pour their heart and soul into their websites, only 2 get crushed by the complexity of SEO

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Tried navigating a friend group in my late 20s where everyone's on different paths - some are moving in, others getting hitched, and me trying to adult in general. now everyone's "congratulating" each other on their life milestones but honestly it feels like one-upmanship and I'm just over it.