RunawayRogue

Hello all!

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I'm currently working on figuring out the best way to set my father up for care and living. He's almost 80 and just lost his wife recently. She was in assisted living so medicaid basically forced them to spend down everything except the house. He's in a position now where he can't really afford to keep paying his mortgage, but there's equity in the house so we're trying to figure out the best way to set him up.

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He can live independently, though he is basically disabled. He can get around and do most things himself (albeit slowly), but my brother and I do help with things like getting groceries. He is a fall risk. Fortunately he doesn't really hurt himself w

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Did some upgrades and wanted to give the HWS people first dibs on these before I build another computer to sell on FB Marketplace! All prices include USPS shipping.

1. 4090 founders - used for less than a year. Always run undervolted. Been a fantastic card... I just managed to get a 5090. $1800

2. Corsair SF750 - the GOAT. This has been used about a year (it was a replacement from Corsair after the recall) and has been rock solid. Comes with all original cables AND a Corsair 12vhpr cable. $90

3. Steam Deck LCD 256gb - this one really doesn't have much use. I bought it, played FF7 remake, then put it in a drawer. Comes with

First off, I just want to be clear that I'm in the camp of this being an HR/culture issue. I'm not a fan of time/productivity monitoring for non-hourly employees. That said, I have a decent size client who is asking about this. It seems they've had a bit of an issue with remote employees and overemployment. It's not totally clear yet if these employees are working for other employers on company time or not (they're non-hourly so I say *shrug*). We're reasonably certain (as much as one can be without keylogging or screen recording) that they're not using company equipment or resources.

The client wants to set up some sort of tracking to see where employees are spending their time.

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Hey all! I've been running with an Atlantis Mini since it released and I LOVE this mouse... except the battery life sucks. I'm a fingertip user and the shape of the Atlantis Mini gives me a lot of room to move the mouse without having to move my wrist. HOWEVER, I hate having to have a second mouse handy just in case the Atlantis goes low battery. What I would LOVE is something that's basically the same shape, but has either a charging dock or swappable batteries.

I know the Cobra Pro has the dock available, but it's twice the weight. Is there anything else out there?

So, I took my 20 4S in to the dealer for the battery recalls and they told me it goes one of two ways, depending on the results of the coolant pressure test. Either they do some quick repairs that take a few days or, if the test fails, they have to keep it for a while because they have to replace cells or the whole battery. Of course, the test failed.

Apparently, there are only 2 techs in the entire region (Northwest) that do this work so his estimate was 2-6 months at the shop.

Now, we have a loaner, but a Cayenne is not a Taycan lol. I'm happy to wait to make sure I have a solid battery, but it sucks not having a real ETA.

Has anyone else had this repair done? How long did it take?

Hello all!

I have a store that I'm prepping to add a subscribe and save feature to. I'm also looking to add a referral incentive. I've used Recharge on another site for subscriptions and it works fine, but I'm wondering if there's a better app out there.

I'm going to chat with the Rebilla folks soon, as well.

As for referrals, we already use Yotpo for reviews, and they offer referral features, but has anyone tried it?