Sounds unhealthyGoogle Health is having a system-wide outage affecting its sync capability.
The watches don't work.
The app doesn't work.
Been this way for going on 3 hours.
Sounds unhealthyGoogle Health is having a system-wide outage affecting its sync capability.
The watches don't work.
The app doesn't work.
Been this way for going on 3 hours.
Was excited to get my fitbit going again, saw google bought them, I said, no thanks.Google Health is having a system-wide outage affecting its sync capability.
The watches don't work.
The app doesn't work.
Been this way for going on 3 hours.
This guy at least has a sense of humor, and has never taken himself too seriously.
There is no such thing as bad publicity, lolThis guy at least has a sense of humor, and has never taken himself too seriously.
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It was especially I saw one at work and was the one who threw it away into a HAZMAT bin.^Saw one of these in the grocery store parking lot the other day. So incredibly gross.
I had an AC guy come out and he was pretty honest with me that the yearly check ups aren't worth much. He said, keep an eye on things and when it starts to act weird thats when you need someone to come out. Only thing I guess they could spot is a very slow leak of freon before it's gotten to low and causes cooling issues maybe? Last summer our freon was leaking at the coils right before a trip out of town. When we got back it started to cause condensation on the pipes which leaked into the ceiling because when the freon is too low, it can't regulate temperatures properly.HVAC capacitors that select the hottest day of the year so far to fail...and bi-yearly tune-ups that are apparently not worth a damn in spotting such issues ahead of time.
Yeah, I told myself I was gonna do that the last time this happened, about two years ago, also on the hottest day of the year…I had an AC guy come out and he was pretty honest with me that the yearly check ups aren't worth much. He said, keep an eye on things and when it starts to act weird thats when you need someone to come out. Only thing I guess they could spot is a very slow leak of freon before it's gotten to low and causes cooling issues maybe? Last summer our freon was leaking at the coils right before a trip out of town. When we got back it started to cause condensation on the pipes which leaked into the ceiling because when the freon is too low, it can't regulate temperatures properly.
He also told me to look up the capacitors and have a backup of each one (if you have mutliple units). They are the top thing to go out due to heat and usage so I have a couple on top of my chip shelf just in case.
Other than that, change your air filters regularly and remember to flush the drain pipes with a little bleach from time to time.