Thanks, that's what I ended up doing. I was looking in the wrong spot for the debug log when I wrote this post originally. Appears the satellite isn't hearing the entire scentence. Bit frustrating but will keep at it.
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The entity is exposed to the satellite and watch on the same asssist instance. Did a reboot just to see if it helped, but unfortunately, not. It's like it's on two different pipelines when they are just sharing the one.
Update: I put the satelite on a second pipeline and that solved the issue.
Hah, actually know someone who was terrified of pelicans because one tried to eat her as a toddler. 🤣
Love how we are just waiting for this to happen now.
Interesting. It seems to be scrubbed. They seem to be more worried about water supplies as a reason. But the reason that rehabilitation isn't possible is that the two things these forrests need are bauxite and lithium.
It didn't happen naturally either. Thanks trauma and social ostricisation for making me hyper vigilant.
Go easy on yourself :) . It's a spectrum some people are able to some struggle. Personally I am rather good at it. Might miss some ideological nuance but have learnt to trust the vibe with people who I sense are disingenuous.
Neurotypically, yes. Think this is more an autistic joke. We have a tendency to see things happen before most people do. It gets fun when you know someone isn't a safe person within 5 min of meeting them, but it takes everyone else a good year or so to realise. Issue is that you sound like an arsehole until the issues are manifested in a non subtle manner. How that ties into pattern recognition is that to survive possible dangers in social interactions, you begin to pick up subtle cues as abusers follow a pattern.
Issue being that lithium is underneath the state forrest and jarrah trees need it to grow. I'd rather trees. Not saying we don't need lithium just be smart where we get it from.
I have never heard of a hydraulic bong. That sounds insane. What was your next trick. Turning a bong into a lazer printer?!
There does come a point where it becomes less about the journey and more about looking like a mad scientist.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a go.