I had an 8k bill for a TIA I had last year. It's a lot of money, but if you have a job that will cover most of your hospital bills, you can probably pay for it without drowning

To be clear, I'm not saying it's a good system

Vape is just propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine, both food safe, with typical food flavoring additives

Unfortunately it was for a personal project and nobody else understands the system so, haha

Sure but if they're trying to send new requests while the others are still retrying, then it will result in the same thing

You know you could just report them yourself right

They give it in return for showing ads

Absolutely agreed. Work gets done faster with the correct processes. If I don't know what to do when I have issues, I have to pester multiple people until I get to the right person that can handle it. If I knew exactly where to go and what to do, I might not even need that person in the first place.

That's... Not at all true. There has been a child tax credit for decades. EV credits have existed for quite some time.

And yeah, other countries have some, but iirc they do it because they already track everything for VAT purposes, so it's just an extension of that.

That's not really how that works.

When it comes to public transportation, they rarely pull a profit on their own. What they do is drive the economy in the places they go, make a city more accessible to everyone (further driving the economy), and cut costs for the city in other places. They're a loss leader to save money and improve quality of life in a multitude of other areas by huge margins.

Why so?

Honestly you may benefit from a cloud system that can put old images into cold storage when they go unaccessed for more than a few days

Sure but you can pay a company in India a few bucks for a few hundred captcha solves. It doesn't matter what the captcha is, because a human is actually solving them, you're just outsourcing it for literal pennies. It's not difficult, either