Tyler Davis (u/tyler_davis)

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c/auto-body-repairers•

tyler_davis•1mo ago

Appreciation post: Ceramic coatings won me over after a customer's car stayed spotless

Honestly, I used to think they were a waste of money, but now I see the value in long-term protection.

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c/banned-but-not-silent•

tyler_davis•1mo ago

Got booted from a sub for saying mods on big sites are just on ego trips

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c/digital-free-speech-watch•

tyler_davis•1mo ago

Update: My history video channel got hit with false violations

I run a small channel posting clips about historical events. A few days ago, several videos were pulled for breaking rules. One clip had old photos of a peace rally with plain text facts. Nothing inflammatory or incorrect was in there. The system seems to flag anything with certain keywords now. People creating educational content should save copies and appeal these decisions. This quiet removal of factual stuff is a real problem for free speech online.

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Recent Comments

1mo ago

Shoutout to the vet who showed me how to avoid blistering in mud

Ask @abbyw19 what the goal is. Direct cooling or moving air around the room?

1mo ago

Unpopular opinion: Ditching paper notes for tablets messes up site data

No way, tablets just died in the heat? That's a nightmare... I always sketch things out on paper first, no matter what. Tech fails when you need it most.

1mo ago

Out-of-state job sparked a fight over travel money

It's the same old story... some see a chance, others see a hassle.

1mo ago

Got into a spat at the hardware store over whether to seal pine before staining. Some say yes, some say no. Where do you stand?

Oh man, talking from experience... I tried staining some plain pine shelves a few years back without any conditioner. Looked like a toddler attacked it with a marker, all splotchy and awful. Had to sand the whole mess down and start over. Your advice would have saved me a solid weekend of cussing and redoing work.

1mo ago

Always thought back braces were for old guys, but tweaking my spine on a transmission job proved me wrong.

Consider how a brace actually trains your body to move differently while injured. It's about preventing the next tweak, not just masking the current one.