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Bedpanbrian @lemmy.world
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Wifi Issues on MSI Laptop
  • It sure what your resolution is, but I’ve been experiencing the first problem as well. MSI support has been great and after a few weeks it’s not happened. They did tell me if it does they will repair it even though it’s outside of warranty. Have you called them?

  • I'm never going to buy anything from Temu
  • I’ve used Temu a few times. Last year we were shooting for stocking stuffers for my girlfriends children. She’s seen an ad for Temu and we decided to give it a try. We figured that worst case scenario we’d be out $15. Ordered it. Constant shipping updates were provided and a week and a half later stuff showed up just like it should have. The products were fine.

    Most everything I’ve purchased have been legit. A lot of it is exactly the same as you’d get from Amazon for a fraction of the price. Even the photo of the products are the same.

    I’ve even bought automotive accessories from them - cup holder insert from US based retailers $20. Temu <$5. Windshield sunshade from Amazon $17-27. Temu - $6. Exact same product.

    I’ve had a problem with two things I got from them - an AirPod knock off for GF daughter ($8 for true wireless with active noise canceling that worked well) that fell and broke and a set of two PD chargers that turned out to not be what they said they were - refunds for both were issued almost immediately.

    Other small items like funny keychains, pens, pins and other small items bought as gifts for my employees, have been big hits.

    My girlfriend wanted some anti fatigue mats for the kitchen. She found some and picked some out and had them in her list on Amazon. They want in sale one day ($33 or something like that I think) and before I ordered them I checked Temu - $9. Same product photos and everything. They’ve been great.

    You just have to be careful what you get. Some things have been more expensive through Temu, so bonus in faster shipping from elsewhere. I’ve received orders in 7 days or as long as 14 days once. But typically 10-11 days.

    As far as seeing ads everywhere - I have a nice ad blocker on my laptop and phone so I think I’ve seen a Temu ad once.

  • Voyager (a lemmy app) just hit 1.0
  • That’s good to hear! I’m not averse to using it again. It was weeks ago this happened.

    I was only able to see posts in All. Nothing local. Couldn’t upvote, downvote, post, reply, DM.

    All I could do was view posts but not the ones I subscribed to. It was odd.

    I use Memmy now. It did some of the same things at the same time so I thought maybe with was my instance- but Memmy began working again with another update right away. WefWef never did.

    I’m an Apollo survivor so I appreciated both.

    I’ll check out Voyager now.

    Thanks!

  • Voyager (a lemmy app) just hit 1.0
  • I hope this works. I gave up on wefwef. It worked right for a few days. Then never again.

    Sent screen shots and got a response from Alex, the dev I believe. Tried to reply through email. Email comes back undeliverable. Send it again through the “app”. No response. Gave up and deleted it.

  • Lucid Eyes Tesla Competition with New Models and EV Tech Innovation
  • Let me know when they sell a model for less than a years salary for average folks. Licensing their Drive system may work out well. But we’re not close to seeing the Gravity on the streets, let alone anything that would compete with a 3or Y.

    Competition would be good for consumers. But it’s not even close.