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# speg
Maybe add some error handling around that?
If the date is invalid, like January 30 m+1 then you fallback to next valid date, February 28/29.
If that is the future of content, sign me up.
The stereotypical poor American working menial jobs into their senior years without affordable healthcare doesn’t sound much better…
Boom, done. Synced with my wife too. This is using the Apple Reminders though, as it seems to have less friction than third party apps…
We know product placement has been a round for decades.
I am flabbergasted that you think it’s wild speculation it would appear in the next round of tech.
Example from moments ago: my phone carrier is offering extra data - but when I tried to add it to my account online it said it was for new customers only.
I called customer service, asked politely and the agent was more than happy to oblige.
Sometimes, especially in edge cases, having a human work around the system on your behalf yields the most benefits.
I’ve never understood why anyone would prefer to live in the ecosystem of the world’s largest advertiser.
We get so many invalid flight plans from third parties (e.g., ForeFlight) that the system would never be up if we didn’t mark them as invalid and move on to the next.
I assume you are on version 3 of Vue and Vuetify? Did you have any trouble upgrading if you started on v2?
Or I hope it’s just a bug… the cash flow chart lists “House” with something that looks like my mortgage amount. But then, it also lists mortgage payment separately. Is it double counting it?
Edit: oooh, the house as its own expenses within its asset. Like taxes and maintenance. This makes more sense…
> We won’t charge you during the free trial. Once it ends, your subscription will renew at $15.82 unless you cancel
Don't lie to yourselves.
Learn to use parental controls. My 6 year old has a YouTube Kids account, which is by nature limited to “kid friendly” content. But you can take it a step further, and limit their account to a whitelist of videos/playlists/channels you approve of. He’s only got access to a dozen or two videos and so he doesn’t get sucked into an endless stream of questionable content.
By preventing unlimited access, they often go seek other things/activities. They’ve stopped asking to watch shows and just go outside to play hockey or baseball, grab their markers to do some drawing/colouring, etc.. make it easy for them to drop into these alternate activities and the screens become less of a draw.
This all works for now, but I do fear as they get older and want to interact with friends online and whatnot. I’ve already seen some of their cousins who have more access show them stuff which they of course want to try. Not sure how long we can hold out before they realize that their iPad can do that too.