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  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,378
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Yesterday during the blackout I had lots of time sitting without distractions and began to think about how big Lake Erie is.  I came to the realization that it being about 240 miles long and between 30 and 50 miles wide (except for a small sliver of land from Canada that juts out into the lake that makes it technically only 21 miles wide).  It is, on average, almost twice as wide as the English Channel at Dover and covers the length between Ramsgate and Plymouth on the English coast.  surprise

     

    It is several time larger than the state of Rhode Island!

    Dana

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488

    It took longer to render a picture than to print it out.  I got some photo printer paper with my ink.  They are 4 by 6 papers but I can have fun printing out my renders.  That is until I run out of ink and have to get more ink.  I like the quality the printer did the render print in. I think it looks like I went somewhere to get it printed.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,290
    edited July 2019

    Complaint:  I just submitted a DAZ trouble ticket because I bought an item clearly on sale yesterday and checked out almost immediately but yet was charged full price for the item.frown  Never happened to me before, but hey, DAZ is nice, so I started submitting a ticket.  I haven't made a complaint to DAZ in a long time.  Wow!  What ever happened to the personal attention we used to get?  Not only do you now have to fill out umpteen different fields describing your OS and how you download, which version of Studio you have and I forgot what else, just so you can complain about the price you were charged for an item, but then you have to convince the machine that you are not a machine.surprise   I understand how to work those verification schemes, but I swear the machine doesn't.  I KNOW that I clicked all the traffic lights (I do know what a traffic light looks like).  And I KNOW that I clicked all the bicycles correctly too.  But it kept giving me another test.  Over, and over, and over.sad  It's like the machine is waiting for me to just give up.  (Perhaps that's DAZ's new philosophy about complainers.)  But I didn't give up, and the verification finally passed and then it threw me back into the complaint form obliquely complaining that something wasn't filled out right.frown  I figured out what was wrong and corrected it and I get thrown back into the "Are you a machine?" test again that doesn't remember that I've already proved that I'm not a machine, and again isn't any better at recognizing my skill at recognizing traffic lights and bicycles.angry  But finally human persistence pays off, the verification test disappeared and now I need to know where I am in the process.  A new page appears and in teeny tiny little print way at the top of a page full of regular sized text showing me a long list of commonly asked questions was the words "Your ticket submission was successful." that I didn't find until after scanning the long list of questions. Well, thank you Gonzocheeky.  The success notice was the only thing I wanted to know but you hid it among a full page of text that made me think I'd screwed up again and was going to have to pick a menu item from the list and start over again.  Oy!crying   Fingers crossed that I get my discount price.
     

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  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488

    Do all the links in my signature work?

  • McGyverMcGyver Posts: 7,098
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Complaint:  I just submitted a DAZ trouble ticket because I bought an item clearly on sale yesterday and checked out almost immediately but yet was charged full price for the item.frown  Never happened to me before, but hey, DAZ is nice, so I started submitting a ticket.  I haven't made a complaint to DAZ in a long time.  Wow!  What ever happened to the personal attention we used to get?  Not only do you now have to fill out umpteen different fields describing your OS and how you download, which version of Studio you have and I forgot what else, just so you can complain about the price you were charged for an item, but then you have to convince the machine that you are not a machine.surprise   I understand how to work those verification schemes, but I swear the machine doesn't.  I KNOW that I clicked all the traffic lights (I do know what a traffic light looks like).  And I KNOW that I clicked all the bicycles correctly too.  But it kept giving me another test.  Over, and over, and over.sad  It's like the machine is waiting for me to just give up.  (Perhaps that's DAZ's new philosophy about complainers.)  But I didn't give up, and the verification finally passed and then it threw me back into the complaint form obliquely complaining that something wasn't filled out right.frown  I figured out what was wrong and corrected it and I get thrown back into the "Are you a machine?" test again that doesn't remember that I've already proved that I'm not a machine, and again isn't any better at recognizing my skill at recognizing traffic lights and bicycles.angry  But finally human persistence pays off, the verification test disappeared and now I need to know where I am in the process.  A new page appears and in teeny tiny little print way at the top of a page full of regular sized text showing me a long list of commonly asked questions was the words "Your ticket submission was successful." that I didn't find until after scanning the long list of questions. Well, thank you Gonzocheeky.  The success notice was the only thing I wanted to know but you hid it among a full page of text that made me think I'd screwed up again and was going to have to pick a menu item from the list and start over again.  Oy!crying   Fingers crossed that I get my discount price.
     

    The New York Times does that sometimes if I log out... I think it wants me to confirm if there are store fronts over the horizon in the picture or if there is a car in back of the bus, but for whatever reason it occasionally rejects my determination of what is and what isn’t a fire hydrant.

  • AlmightyQUESTAlmightyQUEST Posts: 2,006
    Double check that you are logged in on the support page too, I think it's possible to get logged out there and still be logged in for the store and forums. I don't think you should normally get the captcha if you are logged in already, thought if it's been a while it still may make you do it the first time.
  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488

    I forgot it was bed time so I better remember that quickly.  not soon but very quickly.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,290
    edited July 2019
    DanaTA said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Yesterday during the blackout I had lots of time sitting without distractions and began to think about how big Lake Erie is.  I came to the realization that it being about 240 miles long and between 30 and 50 miles wide (except for a small sliver of land from Canada that juts out into the lake that makes it technically only 21 miles wide).  It is, on average, almost twice as wide as the English Channel at Dover and covers the length between Ramsgate and Plymouth on the English coast.  surprise

     

    It is several time larger than the state of Rhode Island!

    Dana

    I believe there are farms in Texas bigger than the state of Rhode Island.devil

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  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,378
    LeatherGryphon said:
    DanaTA said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Yesterday during the blackout I had lots of time sitting without distractions and began to think about how big Lake Erie is.  I came to the realization that it being about 240 miles long and between 30 and 50 miles wide (except for a small sliver of land from Canada that juts out into the lake that makes it technically only 21 miles wide).  It is, on average, almost twice as wide as the English Channel at Dover and covers the length between Ramsgate and Plymouth on the English coast.  surprise

     

    It is several time larger than the state of Rhode Island!

    Dana

    I believe there are farms in Texas bigger than the state of Rhode Island.devil

    I do not doubt that!   cheeky 

    Dana

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    edited July 2019
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Complaint: snip
    but then you have to convince the machine that you are not a machine.surprise   snip

    How to avoid the captcha      Make sure you are logged in to Zendesk before you submit the ticket       Top right hand corner    

    clicking on that should sign you in automagically if you are signed into Magento (Daz store software)

    Post edited by Chohole on
  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    gotcha smiley

     

     

  • chaynawolfsmoonchaynawolfsmoon Posts: 675

    who needs male models when i have my magical genderbenderslider... make do...

    now i'm hungry...

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  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    before there was Dora

    there was Carmen Santiago

  • chaynawolfsmoonchaynawolfsmoon Posts: 675
    Mystarra said:

    before there was Dora

    there was Carmen Santiago

    how do we know they aren't the same person? have we ever seen them in the same place at the same time?

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    hmm dont think i have.  her moneky friend might be the same monkey as curious georgesmiley

    my eso orc girl turned out pretty.  

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488
    chaynawolfsmoon said:

    who needs male models when i have my magical genderbenderslider... make do...

    now i'm hungry...

    Then there is Genesis 1.

    Gender bending is interesting.

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488

    Ooops wrong thread.  I thought that I went to another thread but I am back at the complaint thread.  I need to keep an eye on the time as I start at ten and it is 09:37 and I still have to stop at the lady's room.  Um, to make sure that I, um, look good?

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    my newest eso character.  orc, 

     

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    doh  dayjob interfering with my carrara projects.

    still haven't figured out how to put my access report in the body of an email.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    mann look at these hot rods. 

     

    ohh my gawwd  is this what my butt looks like sitting on my walker?
    i'm slimmer hopefully my butt is framed more flattering than this

     

     

  • chaynawolfsmoonchaynawolfsmoon Posts: 675

    I think what I need to do when I get my monthly coupons is by the 3to8 clothing converter and the 3to8 character converter. that would be the sensible thing to do. probably.

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488

    My ride home will arrive soon.

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488

    My battery is low but I am almost home.

  • chaynawolfsmoonchaynawolfsmoon Posts: 675

    between grammarly and DS my computer seems really slowwwwwww....

  • McGyverMcGyver Posts: 7,098
    Miss Bad Wolf said:

    My battery is low but I am almost home.

    It really sucks to be a cyborg... Sorry... Have you tried those new QuantumCell Fusion batteries?  They are slightly more dangerous than Duracell, but you’ll get more mileage and hundreds of more shots from your built in plasma cannon.

  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488
    McGyver said:
    Miss Bad Wolf said:

    My battery is low but I am almost home.

    It really sucks to be a cyborg... Sorry... Have you tried those new QuantumCell Fusion batteries?  They are slightly more dangerous than Duracell, but you’ll get more mileage and hundreds of more shots from your built in plasma cannon.

    I thought I got that next gen type battery, but I am not sure what type battery I have.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,290
    edited July 2019

    Complaint:  Way too many events happening here this weekend. 

    The 107th Ellington Town Picnic --  in Ellington, NY (5 miles) homemade pies & cakes, bounce house, chainsaw log cutting contest, music from the gazebo, kids games, hotdogs, cotton candy, candy apples, etc. all located in the town square with the gazebo in the center.yes

     

    County Fair -- in the neighboring county (about 20 miles), Midway rides, tractor pull contest, country western singers, demolition derby, monster mash truck rally, big rig truck pull, livestock contests, it's a redneck heaven.surprise

     

    The 75th annual Gerry Rodeo -- in Gerry, NY (about 10 miles):  What can I say, it's a rodeo!  Bulls, calves, horses, sweaty fit young men in jeans and leather chapsheart

     

    "Sherman Days" -- in Sherman, NY (about 25 miles)  Bonfire with band music, a cornhole challenge (I kid you not), vendors, kids games, bounce house, a 5K walk/run benefit, Chicken BBQ, Wrestling, indecision

     

    Two household sales and a household auction.  All within 10 miles smiley

     

    What will I do, what will I do?frown

     

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  • XyetztXyetzt Posts: 27,488
    edited July 2019
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Complaint:  Way too many events happening here this weekend. 

    The 107th Ellington Town Picnic --  in Ellington, NY (5 miles) homemade pies & cakes, bounce house, chainsaw log cutting contest, music from the gazebo, kids games, hotdogs, cotton candy, candy apples, etc. all located in the town square with the gazebo in the center.yes

    County Fair -- in the neighboring county (about 20 miles), Midway rides, tractor pull contest, country western singers, demolition derby, monster mash truck rally, big rig truck pull, livestock contests, it's a hillbilly heaven.surprise

    The 75th annual Gerry Rodeo -- in Gerry, NY (about 10 miles):  What can I say, it's a rodeo!  Bulls, calves, horses, fit young men in jeans and chapsheart

    "Sherman Days" -- in Sherman, NY (about 25 miles)  Bonfire with band music, a cornhole challenge (I kid you not), vendors, kids games, bounce house, a 5K walk/run benefit, Chicken BBQ, Wrestling, indecision

    Two household sales and a household auction.  All within 10 miles smiley

    What will I do, what will I do?frown

     

    Take a shower, brush your teeth and possibly put deodorant on?

    Edit Forgot deodorant.

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  • chaynawolfsmoonchaynawolfsmoon Posts: 675

    My enthusiasm has ran away and hidden itself somewhere.

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,378
    chaynawolfsmoon said:

    My enthusiasm has ran away and hidden itself somewhere.

    When you find it, put a dog collar on it, so it won't run away again!  laugh

    Dana

     

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