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What do you consider normal? Normal may be different depending on your age.

And student loans are one of those things where society didn’t setup a future generation for success due to their own greed.

I think it is some of both. Doing without or compromising for your own financial well being is well established pattern. For example, don’t buy or lease a car beyond your means is a perfect example of a poor decision that holds one back. Our society doesn’t help with offering 8-year car loans and sales people convincing a young adult how affordable the vehicle is.

So in some ways younger generations are not setup for success. Their own fault. In some ways they create their own self-demise. Eating out constantly when making your own food or coffee is a perfectly viable option.

In total, society owes it to itself to ensure future generations are successful. I don’t think we’re doing that well enough.

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Why not replace the battery?

What is the SEA region?

Edit: thank you to those replies.

> Xitter

This is now what they call themselves?

You want a source for someone’s speculation?

So she sent $1800 to someone without first seeing a pending transaction of any kind for a $1800 credit? Some things have to be learned the hard way if that's all it takes.

Skyscrapers can be beautiful. Personally, I really like seeing more plants incorporated into them. Roofs with lush gardens and scapes, plants growing along the sides.

Nothing natural about a plant growing? I don't agree, irrespective of whether human intervention is required. It's a living organism that requires a dependency (humans) for longevity, but it is still very much alive and natural.

I don't think generalizing a country of 330 MM people is reasonable. Americans like sports, not all Americans like sports. Of those that do, not all of them idolize and worship sports. There are people who studied STEM that also like sports.

I would welcome more of these being incorporated into society. They are beautiful and natural.

I have both and today opened the mobile app without being presented this new clause. Wonder if it’s web only?

My comment has nothing to do with severity or extent of tracking. I am highlighting OPs surface area of risk, given their exclusion from using Tiktok.

You’re a contact in someone else’s profile who has you in their contact list.

Last year was first year using FreeTaxUSA.

No. That’s absurd, deductions for using the tax system to my advantage should not cost me money. e.g. Donations, mortgage insurance, credit for solar and home efficiency.

Will be five years with my current manager. Team has shifted some but money is not the only reason to stay somewhere.

X phone? Twitter becomes X and now makes phones? What world am I living in?

Wonder why huddles sound better compared to chime?

I'm not sure... Are you saying Firefox is the only ADA compliant browser? Years ago when I dealt with ADA and web accessibility I found gaps across all the browsers. There wasn't a one-size fits all. Rather mileage varied with each website.

Have things changed?

I do this and highly recommend it. Most apps (nearly all) have disabled notifications. I check things on a cadence and it's amazing how freeing this can be.

I cannot take you seriously with that poor grammar.

And that's a side effect of the pandemic, not because Meta actually wanted them to be remote.

I’m also having trouble parsing the logic behind that specific language.

I’ve always said when you’re paying the bill you can wear whatever you want. I don’t need anyone to take me seriously, I’m not a politician.

They are literally different things and always have been. Whether it’s common to bundle them isn’t really the point.

Regardless of agreement, shipping and handling are not synonyms.

Hint: the problem isn't just an Uber corp & Uber driver problem. The problem extends into the rest of the world.