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r/sanpedrocactus•

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These were on the sidewalk with a "FREE" sign a few months ago in SoCal just as I had been telling my gf I wanted to get some cacti just like this. It was destiny!

They've been sitting on this balcony ever since and 2 of the bigger ones have started pupping and recently flowering! The 2 smaller pots (3 cacti) look like they're having a harder time and feel a bit thin, like they're wearing away from the inside. But I'm so happy with how the 2 larg

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r/Superstonk•

Where Does GameStop Hold Their Cash?

🗣 Discussion / Question

I'm really curious about GameStop's banking/cash situation given the recent macro news around banks collapsing. We talk a lot in this sub about how they have ~$1B in cash and no debt, but where do they hold all that cash? Is it with a bank? How do we know that their cash is safe in a bank run/collapse?

I posted this as a comment the other day and a kind user referred me to & quoted GME's 10Q, which can be found on their investor relations page here - SEC Filing | Gamestop Corp.

I then searched for "Cash and cash equivalents" to find the following:

Cash and Cash Equivalents and Restricted Cash

Our cash and cash

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r/WRX•

I'm looking to purchase a used WRX Hatch from the '10-'14 years for the wide body style. I see lots of options at the ~100k miles mark for $15k-$25k and am wondering if there's anything I should be wary of with a WRX that has this many miles on it. Are they reliable past this milestone if maintained well? Anything I should look out for? Would love to hear some of your purchase stories and about your mileage experience! Looking forward to joining the club, just looking for the right deal

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r/Dashlane•

I run Dashlane desktop app on a Win10 device and have no issues with the application itself for the past 2 years. It is my understanding that in order for Dashlane to auto-fill passwords, you need to have the browser plugin. I run chrome and have had the plug-in for as long as I've had the application, and until recently have had no problems.

Lately, however, the chrome plug-in has been giving me an issue with not allowing me to sign in to it. Where I used to be able to click it and have it prompt me for my username, master password and MFA code, now it does nothing on click. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the Chrome Plug-in, which fixes it, but this is happening to me on a consistent

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r/salesforce•

I am looking to move cities and that will come with finding a new job. As a Certified Salesforce Administrator, I would like to find a position with a company that uses Salesforce. Does anyone have any tips on how to find companies that use Salesforce?

FYI: I am moving to Charleston, SC

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r/salesforce•

I work as a Product Owner/Business analyst on a Salesforce Implementation. My company bought a bunch of Salesforce licenses about a year ago to replace a home built CRM that is outdated and always crashing. There is another project going on that has missed deadlines for about a year and a half, and is now 2 years late. This late project is a huge blocker for us, because we need to integrate with it in order to send and receive key data points like spread, commission, hours, etc.

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The problem is, our Salesforce V1 release has been scaled further and further back as this other project has taken longer and longer to get out the door, to the point that we are looking at only releas

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r/RossBolenPodcast•

This is a thread to keep track of Micah's Read of the Week/Day

Sometimes it is too much effort to go back into the episode and listen for the title of the article. Just post the article title and a link to it if you're feeling generous!

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Gang Gang Gang

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