FedEx has absolute top notch service, at least for me/my area. I missed a delivery by ~5 hours because I was at work, called the number thoughtfully posted on my door and the driver swung back around and delivered in like 5 minutes (she was still in the area)
So they're basically incompetent. Definitely go to their website and make a complaint. There is absolutely no excuse whatsoever for this.I didn't get a phone call at all. I only found out because I checked the tracker online.
Wow. Talk about escalation.Listen to Cardi B on repeat until he starts writing down your minutes.Every other Wednesday I run a meeting at work, where we present incoming fraud trends and looking for deviations as part of strategy building.
Anyway, my boss' boss has asked me to start taking and distributing minutes for this meeting starting today. Ugh I'm a Vice President, not his secretary. How am I supposed to run this and take minutes at the same time??
FedEx sucks for me. They can never find my house. The house hasn't moved in about 60 years now. But somehow anyone trying to find it by GPS ends up in the wrong town.
Firefox quit working for me a few days ago, after ABP started giving me pop-ups about itself. Deleting ABP didn't work, so I had to switch browsers.Firefox suddenly decided, mid-session, that several extensions e.g. containers suddenly don't work anymore. And this wasn't after an update+restart.
It also means that it is a boring brutalist pale gray.
Firefox suddenly decided, mid-session, that several extensions e.g. containers suddenly don't work anymore. And this wasn't after an update+restart.
It also means that it is a boring brutalist pale gray.
USPS once marked a box as 'delivered' even though it actually went to a different zip code...
I once had a Walmart driver call and ask how to find me. I asked, "Where are you now?" and he said, "The parking lot."They all do it sometimes. Their computers route it wrong, and the carrier doesn't look close enough. USPS is most reliable for me. I've had FedEx drivers call me, if my number was on the package, and ask how to find my place. Like I say, the house has been in the same place for 60 years now. It should be on the maps.
Firefox quit working for me a few days ago, after ABP started giving me pop-ups about itself. Deleting ABP didn't work, so I had to switch browsers.
That's a design mistake by the Mozilla crew, I suppose, but it's meant to protect imbeciles, which unfortunately means most computer users. Yes, there really are people who install unverified software or who use their work computer to do an image/video search for woman-big-tits…Same. Apparently they screwed up some security thing for their addons and now the browser has decided the best course of action is to literally break every addon.
I found instructions for how to fix the issue here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/bkhtv8/heres_whats_going_on_with_your_addons_being/
Also, with my adblock disabled, Holy Crap, I didn't realize before just how crazy over-saturated every website on the internet was with giant intrusive ads until now. How the hell does anyone browse anywhere without layers of adblocking software and some other assorted addons and enhancements?