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Also, don't lie about it. Just respectfully refuse to answer any questions about it.

Part of the new Apple power bottom design strategy.

I've been doing the same. Koolada and extra sweetener are just the bane of my existence. I wonder if there's an e-juice community on Lemmy.. I should check.

I don't think your information is quite right here. A nice (nice as in kind of the best that I'm aware of) pod style vape is about $30. A bigger box mod is under $60 for the ones I like from Vaporesso or Voopoo. Juice is let's say liberally, $40/mo (120ml). I have been handing down vape mods for almost a dozen years. My buddy vapes a lot and he's been using my hand-me-down vape for two years and it was 5 years old when I gave it to him. I only buy new because they get a little worn and I like the shiny screen and buttons. Absolutely all still usable. Best I can tell, disposables are about $10 for 3-4 days (according my partner who is annoyingly using disposables for "convenience"). You can get a nice mod and juice every month for the price of disposables from the real world numbers I'm seeing.

Depending on the size of your mom and pop, I think it would do much of it. At least keep things organized to do a demo of QuickBooks or give to an accountant.

Yeah I started using Actual about a week ago. Setup SimpleFin in a few seconds within a couple of minutes actual was auto populated. I ran into a syncing snag and messaged Simple Fin support. They worked with my credit union and I was all good in a couple of hours. Been running smoothly ever since. I really like it. And I don't have the guilt of not budgeting anymore. Plus, ynab tutorials and advice are basically Actual tutorials.

I appreciate the optimism but Harris being elected is far from a foregone conclusion. Far, far. Between tricks and the electoral college, it needs to be a blowout to win. And we're not seeing a blowout so far. I am hopeful as hell, but not affording optimism.

They're load bearing walls.

I love this idea of billionaires making bunkers. Pretty sure I can afford the quikrete and wheelbarrows needed to make this a better world.

I won't consider this car a Mustang until I hear of a good percentage of them being crashed into utility poles.

Money isn't necessarily a factor. I've paid for many services that have made business or operating changes to the point of needing to separate and then there's WinZip on the other side of things.

I was being facetious. I personally don't feel like that is a workable system. Don't get me wrong, neither is capitalism at the scale it's at, especially. I've not seen a system that I think would work beyond a state level.