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Auto-Updater added! This update comes with:• Auto-updating• Added output console• Validator fix• Better backup checking• Option to replace files with backup when starting game• Bug FixesAlso, NKHook support was added, but will be temporarily disabled until it can be updated Small update with bug fixes This is a small update that comes with:• Bug fixes• Anti-piracy message for first time users• Better "Currently Doing Something" messages that say what TD Loader is doing, rather than generic message Initial Release Hey Guys! This is the first release of TD Loader!TD Loader is a mod loader for BTD5, BTD Battles, and Bloons Monkey City!Currently, the main features of TD Loader are:• Multi-Mod support - Play with as many mods as you like• Automatic Passwords - No more messing with Jet passwords. TD Loader has a list of them already!• Supports BTD5, BTDB, BMCTo-Do:• Keep track of previous mods and apply mods/validate game based on mod setup• JSON Validate modded files• Support BTD Flash games, NKHook, and BTD6Note: Since this is the first release there might be bugs. Please let us know in the discord server:

To the downloaded zero-code instrumentation package.Run the following commands to install the zero-code instrumentation package:dpkg -i to splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation deb>To upgrade the zero-code instrumentation package, run:sudo dpkg -i to splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation deb>Zero-code instrumentation agents 🔗The splunk-otel-auto-instrumentation deb/rpm package installs and supports configuration for the following zero-code instrumentation agents:JavaNode.js.NetTo learn more, see Zero-code instrumentation for back-end applications in Linux.Install and configure Fluentd for log collection 🔗If you require log collection, perform the following steps to install Fluentd and forward collected log events to the Collector. This requires root privileges.Install, configure, and start the Collector as described in Install the Collector for Linux with package repositories. The Collector’s default configuration file listens for log events on 127.0.0.1:8006 and sends them to Splunk Observability Cloud.Install the td-agent package appropriate for the Linux distribution/version of the target system. Find the package in Fluentd installation .If necessary, install the capng_c plugin and dependencies to enable Linux capabilities, for example cap_dac_read_search and/or cap_dac_override. This requires td-agent version 4.1 or higher. See Linux capabilities .If necessary, install the fluent-plugin-systemd plugin to collect log events from the systemd journal. See Fluent plugin systemd .Configure Fluentd to collect log events and forward them to the Collector:Option 1: Update the default config file at /etc/td-agent/td-agent.conf provided by the Fluentd package to collect the desired log events and forward them to 127.0.0.1:8006.Option 2: The installed Collector package provides a custom Fluentd config file /etc/otel/collector/fluentd/fluent.conf to collect log events from many popular services and forwards them to 127.0.0.1:8006. To use these files, you need

Accordingly.5. Ranks TabsPOS Ranks: auto-sorts with any changes made for new FPSOVR & VORP Ranks: auto-sorts by Value Over Replacement Player, and goes from positional (orange), to Overall (blue) to combined WR and TE (yellow) for all ranking typesRanks w Proj: auto-sorts with any changes made for new FPS, but also shows the projections for each playerJake’s Ranks: These are MY RANKINGS, which differ some from projection-based ranks (I might be willing to gamble on a player missing the first few weeks over a less per-game-production player). The auction values re-adjust for my ranksDefault Projections Settings and NotesPassing TD = 4ptAll Other TD = 6pt25 Yards Passing = 1pt10 Yards Rushing/Receiving = 1ptDefault Sort = Half-PPRLeague/Budget = 12-team/$200Got it? Let’s go! Download the fully customizable 2024 projections and ranks sheetUpdated Sep 2Any questions or concerns, drop them below! I’m here to help!(Top photo of Christian McCaffrey: Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports) Jake Ciely is rankings: Fantasy Football, Fantasy Baseball, candy, movies, video games, cereal... anything! Truly, Jake is a ranking prodigy. Oh, he's also the senior fantasy writer for The Athletic, an award-winning analyst and loves DuckTales. Make sure you #CheckTheLink and #BanKickers ... woo-oo! Follow Jake on Twitter @allinkid

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The Senior Customer Complaints Office is an impartial body within TD charged with reviewing escalated Canadian customer complaints that remain unresolved after the completion of the first two steps of TD's Customer Problem Resolution Process. Our Mandate Access to the SCCO SCCO Reports About the VP, SCCO Contact Us The Senior Customer Complaints Office (SCCO) is an impartial body within TD Bank Group ("TD" or "Bank") charged with reviewing Canadian customer complaints that remain unresolved after the completion of the first two steps of TD's Customer Problem Resolution Process. Our Office will investigate complaints and act as a liaison between customers and all business areas within TD, including: TD Canada Trust, TD Auto Finance Canada, TD Wealth (Canada), TD Direct Investing, and TD Insurance. Our Office does not report directly to any of these business areas in order to protect our impartiality in addressing customer concerns. Provided complaints fall within our mandate, our services are accessible to all TD customers, free of charge.While our Office strives to be responsive to all TD customer concerns, some common complaints fall outside of our mandate to review. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, the SCCO will not review complaints relating to:The content of Bank policies, including credit granting or risk management decisionsInterest rate levelsOther charges or fees that are disclosedMatters where legal action has already commenced or has been concludedComplaints that have not yet been investigated by the first two levels of TD's Customer Problem Resolution ProcessIn order to resolve your concern, you must go through Steps 1 and 2 of TD's internal customer problem resolution process. Please review that process for further details on how to contact us if you remain dissatisfied after completion of those Steps. Kerry Robbins is the Vice President & Head of the Senior Customer Complaints Office. Kerry has been with TD for over 25 years in increasingly senior roles in a wide variety of areas, including Direct Channels, Branch Banking, and Real Estate Secured Lending. Kerry has a BA from King’s University College at Western University and a Masters of Business Administration from Anglia Business School in Cambridge, England.She also serves as Director on the board of the London Chamber of Commerce. Kerry is recognized in the Bank for her breadth of experience and business knowledge, as well as her wide network of contacts, sense of fairness, and integrity. Clients must complete Step 1 and 2 of the