Jessie

u/jnb@lemmy.ca
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on Window Screens · c/buycanadian · 1 pts · 9d

Hard to find, most of that kinda stuff will be made in China...

If you want to avoid buying, consider scoping out your sidewalk/neighbours curbs on garbage day, see who might be tossing out old screen doors or sliding doors. Then just get some scissors out and cut :)

on Using Flexdelivery · c/canadapost · 1 pts · 38d

Yeah, Generally most Aliexpress deliveries to me (Montreal) have been handled last mile with Apple Express / Intelcom. Only a rare few times has Canada Post handled it.

So then the last mile courier should just deliver it then to the post office.

It shouldn't be, but sure seems like it for many governments these days... same with postal services...

I can't imagine having to send a damn postcard with UPS or FedEx...

Something else to note, CP disabled comments on their latest posts on Instagram about Modernization ...

on Community/Mod News · c/canadapost · 2 pts · 104d

Aye same, it just requires someone willing to join + do mod duties, and having proof they're CUPW would be nice too... this is a slow community regardless.

I guess with CP Corporate I moreso mean, like what some companies and corporations did/do on Reddit: making an account to interact with folks, whether in their own subreddit, or elsewhere online (eg. Protonmail).

You might be able to downgrade to windows 10

Since OP's laptop is a work laptop, in general those are managed by their internal IT services, and thus OP will not have a choice on how upgrades are done/updates sent out. And don't even think about manually downgrading... if IT is even half competent, they'll see that.

True to all your points; for me personally, pods work best. I find powder always leaves residue, and my water is hot enough so I know that's not the issue...

RE: environmental concerns, do remember that grand scheme it's 50 companies doing most polutting. And indeed using powders is better (tho one can argue wrt phosphates and results from that, but I guess just don't use Finish then)

I'll tldr this without even watching the video:

Who doesn’t spend $500 a month these days?

First off just to say this reply feels very privileged, there's folks that can barely afford $100 in groceries a month... let alone 4K a month in deposits... is the card realistically for them? Maybe not. But still...

TY for the info on the card, I forgot that the Cash card is more like a debit card and doesn't add to your Credit Score.