Ik, some are kinda lame, but I like happy things :)

Just realized one says "explicit sexual content" and not "explicit sexual consent" :| (idk if it made much sense anyway) (not that I don't like the former, but still)

Just opened the game, caught a Pokemon I wanted to tag, and couldn't find the option. Went back to my regular storage and there is no tag page anymore??!!! When did this happen???

Hello,

I recently watch a video on a very friction-reduced approach to Obsidian. I like it a lot and think about redesigning my vault.

The key concept here is the usage of categories and bases for organizing notes.

My question is: Why categories and not tags? Categories seem to me like someting completely custom made inside properties whereas tags are a native feature built into Obsidian and not that different. I would be thankful for some experience and help understanding this.

Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq3R3uS0sQ4&t=1321s

And the underlying article from the original author: https://stephango.com/vault

Thanks all!

I've seen people with tags "0,1,2" and "3,4*" as well as things like "shiny" "raid" "2023, 2024" etc. Why would you have a useless tag like that when its built into the game? Mine are ones like power up, mega level up, favourites (not starred, my favourites in my collection), nundo because I don't want to type out the search thread, and more. Do some people find it satisfying seeing a lot of tags? On that note, what are some tags that are essential, or really helpful to have? (Sorry if this is kind of like a yap)

Walmart is replacing printed price stickers with Electronic Shelving Labels across thousands of stores. Connected to centralized corporate networks, these digital displays allow algorithms to alter prices instantly. While marketed to save employee labor, this mechanism permanently disconnects physical groceries from any fixed, immutable cost.

This hits consumers directly at the checkout choke point. Because the system updates continuously, the network silently increases prices during the brief walk from aisle to register. A manager openly dismissed one customer's discrepancy as routine "dynamic pricing." Shoppers must absorb these stealth markups, unable to prove the original price.

The trajectory pushes retail toward unregulated surge pricing. As Walmart deploys this infrastructure to 2,300 locations by 2026, algorithms can hike costs during peak demand. Despite recent corporate pledges denying personalized pricing, the network enables synchronized price gouging across entire communities without leaving physical evidence of the original shelf cost.

This transition destroys the fundamental reliability of commerce. Without statutory mandates locking an item's cost to the moment a customer retrieves it, corporations will continuously extract unearned revenue through checkout friction. Read the Senate investigation into grocery surge pricing, and photograph digital price tags before placing items in your cart today.

Sources

A Letter From Our CEO - Walmart Corporate

https://corporate.walmart.com/about/everyday-affordability/letter-from-our-ceo

Walmart's September 2026 corporate memo defending the implementation of digital shelf labels while officially denying the use of personal data for individualized pricing.

Walmart rules out personalized pricing as digital shelf labels spread

https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news/walmart-rules-out-personalized-pricing-as-digital-shelf-labels-spread-092826.html

ConsumerAffairs reporting on Walmart's corporate response to public backlash over the expansion of digital price tags and the potential for checkout discrepancies.

Warren, Casey Investigate Kroger’s Use of Digital Price Tags

https://www.warren.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/warren-casey-investigate-krogers-use-of-digital-price-tags-warn-of-grocery-giants-surge-pricing-causing-price-gouging-and-hurting-consumers

Official U.S. Senate press release announcing an investigation into major grocery chains utilizing electronic shelving labels to conduct dynamic surge pricing.

Democrats accuse Kroger of using digital price tags to gouge consumers

https://www.supermarketnews.com/legislation-regulatory-news/democrats-accuse-kroger-of-using-digital-price-tags-to-gouge-consumers

Supermarket News analysis detailing the deployment of electronic shelving labels to thousands of locations and the legislative concern over algorithmic price gouging.

US Senators Warn Walmart And Kroger May Raise Grocery Prices Without Warning With Digital Price Tags

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/democratic-senators-warn-walmart-kroger-may-suddenly-raise-grocery-prices-without-warning-digital-1726332

International Business Times coverage of the congressional pushback against corporate dynamic pricing models that allow sudden checkout cost increases without consumer warning.

For me it's "incest", but it's sad as soon as i exclude it, the number of fics drop drastically in my favorite fandom.

I don’t live in Lithuania. Not sure where the car is but the tag isn’t in the US anymore

I’ve ran into this situation multiple times over the past few years where nothing has had a price tag. Why is that?

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