I can’t tell if you’re being satirical or serious

What are each of their earnings and prospective earnings?

Market cap isn’t 1:1 with units sold

The matches imitate a video game. Two TikTokers stream side-by-side, divided into “red” and “blue” teams. As a timer counts down from five minutes, they go to wild and kooky lengths to get their fans to send them these gifts.

The creativity to create things like these battles is interesting

We really are fleshy machines that just need our buttons pushed the right way to get us to obsess over almost anything

Well, that was a twist ending.

I route all my sensitive chatting to personal texts to avoid the scenario you and your coworkers encountered

Was it a baseball? It bounced quite a bit and looked a lot like a light rubber ball

The ball they used to demo it again this time probably wouldn’t have broken a pair of reading glasses

It’s what people thought modernity would look like back in the 70’s and 80’s - all function and no form

Or even worse - PIPs exist as a paper trail that that shows the employee knew they were on the chopping block

I’ve rarely seen people’s PIP fairly evaluated; they are just fired at the end of the PIP term

How many mini split heat pumps and air exchangers did you put into your place

Overall, we should be net $5K with an installer because of rebates, but it's good to know cheaper alternatives are available

How does a mini split system work? Does it plumb into traditional ducting?

Edit: just looked them up. Also found out that a friend out East with an older, oil heater house (no central ducting) was quoted a mini split for their place at over $20K

Our place is a four bedroom, two storey with a basement. I wonder if a mini split with the requisite air handlers would be cheaper

On a side note, we have a West facing room with large windows that I have to run a portable AC and space heater in as it's temp is always extreme vs the rest of the house. A mini split just for that room would be great

I'm not sure, likely somewhere between 5-7 years.

We wouldn't have done it if our furnace wasn't shot. As a plus our A/C leaked it's freon in the winter, so replacing it was an improvement as well.

$12K for the heat pump and furnace. We're expecting a $7K rebate (did the replacement before the audit because the old furnace died)

The heat pump I just had installed in SW Ontario hands over heating duty at -10C to the gas furnace

That’s pretty pedantic as people generally understand what is meant by an “Apple” keyboard. But I’ll concede per the “technically correct is the best correct” rule

Thanks, I’ll check them out

Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out

I switched to Liftoff from Jerboa.

There are a few features that either don’t exist or I haven’t found (jump to next comments thread), but it’s worked really well overall.

For context, I use Relay when I’m on Reddit

Yeah, conversely my kids’ use iPhones and they, and their iPods back in the day, are more troublesome than my and my wife’s Androids (Galaxies, Pixels, One+)

The kids are only on iPhones because they were the smallest form factors for sale at the time. Little kids have little pockets

My now 19 yo has a host of food allergies as well. It’s amazing how much better the non-egg/milk/gluten options are and how easy(ish) they are to find

10 years ago we were bulk ordering crackers from the US (we’re in Canada) because finding the ones we liked here was akin to winning the lottery. Now, two local grocery stores carry them

Eating out is still a challenge, but it’s getting better

As in when the advertising apps came along, right?