The other package had the *correct address* on the package, but UPS somehow sent it to a place I had not lived at for over 4 years.
Something is missing from your story. UPS doesn't know you and where you used to live.
That's why it was better back in Detroit's glory days, when battery hold-downs were made of real metal.
Of course, they routinely rusted out after a few years, and I had at least one car where the battery just slid around loose in the tray. If only I had seen this article back then, I probably would have tried to fix it
People are talking about two different things. The post above is referring to the plastic, hinged cover that goes over the positive battery terminal. Those do break frequently on some cars because of the plastic they chose to use. I've personally never seen a plastic battery hold-down bracket. Not saying they don't exist, of course. They've all been metal, usually the J-hook type with two threaded rods and then a metal bar that goes between those rods. Most have a rubbery or plastic piece molded over the bar to help from cutting into the battery if someone gets overzealous tightening it down.
The next step is for YouTube to start inserting ads as part of the original video
Ughhh, imagine if YT does this on top of videos that already have the "I want to thank XXX for being one of our sponsors. XXX will help you with this and that and blah, blah, blah..." for 2-3 minutes.
I use uBlock Origin, and I haven't seen any new behavior yet. YouTube's working the same as it has for a long time.
uBlock Origin is still getting beat by YouTube, then uBO catches up, then YT beats them, and the cycle keeps repeating. uBO is updating their filters every (12) hours in order to win against YouTube and I'm not sure how long they will continue doing that. If you haven't encountered a blocked video, it's just lucky timing on your part.
As for the blackout/boycott, I haven't opened Apollo since Sunday evening and on my computers, I removed my 'bookmark' just to avoid the temptation. I kinda want to see what it looks like but don't want to contribute any clicks or visits either so I do my part in showing the impact.
In any formula, constants (especially those obtained from handbooks) are to be treated as variables.