Well, not just yet any way.
Give it a day or two, sometimes the “counteriser” is a little delayed on updating days visited…more noticeable when people are due badges but fingers crossed for you 
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AI coming up with good jokes… man what times we live in. not that this is new here
Btw what’s this groups opinion on ChatGPT?
Played with it a little myself, not too much yet but it seems very decent for what it was made, that is writing text. I’m trying to use it for some work.
E.g. when I give it a rough description of what some code does, it can give me semi-decent written documentation, which I just had to adjust a little. Seems very helpful for such things.
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I see it quite possibly being very useful for code development and being able to use (and ofc verify what it’s done) it will probably be a very valuable skill in the future
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Ha, well, here’s a super dumb and boring update, that probably nobody cares about… 
Discourse have finally done an update to something that I put a ticket in about quite a while ago.
The watched words that generate the product hyperlinks for us eg. xEM , Scalpel etc.
Watched words are regular expressions and they do not automatically include word boundaries. If you want the regular expression to match whole words, you have to include \b at the start and end of your regular expression.
So for the NExT , there was always an issue with the NExT link and the expression had to be \bNExT Implant\b → https://dangerousthings.com/product/next/ , and even that caused some issues. " the next implant I want to get is…"
However, Discourse has now given the expressions a case sensitive tick box 
Therefore…
NExT → https://dangerousthings.com/product/next/ (case-sensitive)
NeXT
next
NEXT
NEXt
NExT
A small victory 
But I’ll take that
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wow finally! actually this bugged me a while, not enough to ask but enough to feel some relief 
thanks!
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I have the answer
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You’re under Amal’s mind control network…
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And…?
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Love it😂
Yeah! That guy is now a UV emitter with some pretty powerful punch (thanks @Satur9)
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Got a question. I bought a flexMT 5 months ago and haven’t been able to find an installer who is willing to implant it. When I received the package, I took a quick look and the the little bag with the implant enclosed was almost full of the liquid chlorhexidine. I took another quick look tonight and the bag is now puffy with almost no liquid. Obviously the liquid turned to gas, but am I right in assuming that the implant is still sterile since there’s no leakage in the package? Or should I utilize the new DT sterilization service before I have it implanted? (That is IF I can find someone willing to install it lol)
I would take a picture of it, but my phone screen is broken from working on a cellphone tower on Thursday and I am currently awaiting a new device in the mail.
A couple of links that might pertain to you
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Shoot, I completely forgot about those convos! Thank you! My search skills failed me tonight haha
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ErieQuiets snark of the day
“I don’t get paid enough to deal with this, come back Friday when it’s overtime”
Soul sucking annoyance: “I don’t think we are working this Friday”
“Either way, works for me”
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