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Exactly, before like the 1920s people just gave gold rings. It’s all marketing, probably the most successful one ever

Men can have children even in their 80s, rich people do it all the time.

The setup looks like it would take a week to setup right.

From a quick search, metro is about 750 homes. So its quite a bit

I think before the 1920s people just bought gold rings. Just get another gem, something that is actually worth the money or just get a gold ring

Aldi has better prices on meat and produce, I just wish they would start building more of them

Family leave act, probably the last worker right we got

https://rive.app/ Rive has better performance than Lottie, I’m not affiliated in anyway

Whats to stop me from playing a video full screen while I have a screen recorder? There are plenty of sites out there that can already convert youtube to mp3s

Exactly, I had to go to a junior college and transfer later on due to funds. Plus driving to and from out of state is expensive so I was stuck being a commuter at local institutions. Not to mention some kids that are good at sports can’t afford to play either and possibly get a scholarship.

That’s life though, but most of the upper class and higher don’t realize it.

Use vinegar in your washer, I’ve never had a problem with polyester

The mere $2000 stimulus checks are nothing.

It was the billions in PPP loans that lots of people used fraudulently, including our own politicians. On top of that, it was decided they didnt need to be paid back, so people go to keep all the fancy cars, electronics and real estate they bought with it.

Cinnamon powder works, but use a mask when putting a lot out. I got a sinus infection from putting it in all my houseplants

Shortly before home prices began to surge in 2021, Amazon.com Inc. Founder Jeff Bezos made a bet on a Seattle-based startup that had a mission to make real estate investments more accessible to retail investors. That year, Arrived Homes became the first company to legally sell shares of individual rental properties to nonaccredited investors.

Bezos's investment in the real estate company's seed round appears to have been well-timed since skyrocketing home prices followed by rising mortgage rates have helped send the homeownership rate in the U.S. to its lowest level since 1970.

The billionaire tech entrepreneur is betting on the U.S. becoming a nation of renters.

It’s a combination of things.

Airbnb

A rise in Investors/flippers

Ppp fraud to invest in real estate

Corporations buying real estate

I use my suv as a cheap truck. I’ve hauled a lot of furniture and other stuff with the back seats down.

Exactly, the more bells and whistles the more can go wrong. The basic model is good when it comes to cars

The USA is good for making money and being safe from foreign invasion.

Otherwise a lot has been going downhill and there is too much patriotic pride to admit or change it. But it's multiple issues, hyper-capitalism, lobbyists, no form of conflict of interest rules for politicians or anyone working for them, multiple news channels supporting "2 views", but all on the same page of ignoring the class warfare.

I've talked to lots of people from other countries as I meet a lot of people and talk to many and most see us as going downhill or having poor worker rights and no social safety net (healthcare).

Someone from China told me their parents think Americans work too much. Another person from Eastern Europe things we are in the toilet, etc. Other people from South America saying how they would pick Canada over the US any day. I just laugh when I hear it, because I feel we are too blind to see it.

School shooting solutions are all about guns instead of the real issue, mental health.

Politicians that want people limited on what they can earn with SS (keeping elderly people poor), when they get very good retirement benefits. Politicians dodging taxes or making sure the IRS is ill staffed, when its proven more IRS helps get the bungled dollars from Big Companies and Pockets that are cheating the system.

Most of the gung-ho minimalists are upper middle class or rich, they may have only a sofa and coffee table and a lamp in their $6000 a month apartment but those 3 items cost over $10,000.

I’ve noticed some minimalists go to the extremes of limiting items based on numbers. In a way it’s a bit of a luxury.

Many people keep items or leftover stuff (one time use tools or extra glue, etc) because it saves money and time from having to drive to the store or order it online again incase they need it again. Those just incase items build up but they can end up being handy.

As someone that’s moved every year for like 6 yrs in a row, I sell about 95% stuff I don’t use but I still have a lot of things just in case that take up little space in junk drawer, etc. I think focusing on what you like and enjoy is better. Putting a hard round number on items is too much of a mental waste of time

Many Reddit’s are run by angry folks, I’ve asked questions before only to be scolded and other times to crickets because it was not a funny picture/video or meme.

Any real forum I could find on the same topic always had nicer people and my questions got replies.

The problem is that forums cost money and time to host, update, prevent spam, etc.

Oh and I hate the Reddit auto-moderation, a post will never get posted because I was too new and then your dependent on the email to the Reddit moderators to move it out from an email they may never read.

You didn’t always have access to a place to wash your hands or soap. Many Native Americans don’t have running water and sanitizer was needed badly, when they asked the government to help they got sent body bags instead

Would you say the same for migrant workers? If so how long should they work cheap before citizenship?

Not everyone had a computer at that time either. They would need a computer, or access to one for free in their spare time that had the hardware and ability to get online.

Because the current methods to it are very complicated and only work with a few fonts. A reliable baseline rhythm would lead to better typography and sense of visual order.

More calm More orderly Easier to read More professional

I was hoping it was for baseline rhythm, something CSS needs badly

They need that money to try to invest more into the AI war

Can you share the blocklist?

Exactly, just like info gets ripped off websites onto Wikipedia, with very few references, it’s hell getting them cuz they claim you want the link back, cahtgpt references hardly anything

What happens when your smart device is 7-15+yrs old and isnt supported by anything anymore?