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Buddy of mine told me that if I sign up for a GOA membership that I’ll be part of the class action suit. I haven’t signed up yet, and I’m willing to sign up for a GOA membership because they’ve proven to be effective af and they deserve the money. But 1) If I sign up today, is it true that I’ll be a part of the class action and that it’s retroactive to my signing up? And 2) Do I need a certain membership tier for it or is the $25/annually sufficient? thanks!

Title. I heard game syncing was backlogged as well so I’m willing to give it a few days before opening a support ticket.

I tried messaging support and it’s been 24hrs and they still haven’t responded over email.

The $750 is not a max spend. It’s just how much I can expense. I don’t mind going over $750 for the monitor costs within reason. So for example, if I end up getting to $500 monitors, I don’t mind being out the $250.

As for my specs/requirements: I’m a software engineer so whatever monitors I get, I want them to be high res/4K monitors, OLED if possible. I need the color and pixel accuracy for app design/product development. These monitors should also have good blue light control so it’s easier on my eyes since I will be working by these monitors for several hours at a time. They should be Mac/thunderbolt compatible since I use a docked MacBook Pro for work. And lastly, they need to be VESA mount compatible so I can elevate them off my desk for better cable management.

I would appreciate any monitor recommendations!

I was hoping to put 2-3 cherry shrimp in this jar, but if that’s too many shrimp and not enough space I’d be fine with 1 shrimp and a small snail. If it’s not advisable to do cherry shrimp in a quart container at all, then I was considering doing a brackish setup with brine shrimp

For context my betta is about a year and a half old, and I’m starting a fresh tank for him because I nuked it following an unsuccessful fight with BGA. I want to have some plants but I’ve never been successful with water based plants, but I have been successful with growing things like pothos out of the tank. I want to try my hand at growing berries or veggies but when I mentioned that at the aquatics shop I was cautioned against it because of risk of pathogens. Considering the tank is in my home making it a relatively closed environment, is this even really a concern? Is it a concern about transfer of pathogens *inside* the berries or is it all about surface contamination? I would be washing the berries and herbs before use regardless so if it’s surface contaminants that are the big problem then I feel like its not as risky.

I was just clued in on this absolute steaming pile of pig shit that is SB 200. A statewide buyback program, mag cap limits, a certification/ID program (like NJ‘s) for owning existing weapons, and ban by name of hundreds of different “assault weapon” models

What I haven’t found is anything regarding NFA items - namely SBRs and suppressors. My dream build is a home defense SBR in 300blk with a suppressor. If Dems sweep the senate and keep the house, it’s all but guaranteed SB200 will land on Shitpiro‘s desk. Legal challenges to a blatantly unconstitutional law aside, I can’t find any information on what SB200 will do to NFA items.

I haven’t acted on by dream build yet because while I can technically afford it, I was hoping to save up a bit more so I’d have a financial cushion from dropping a few g’s on a custom build. Is it worth jumping on an SBR build + suppressor *now* while I can still get my hands on them and not leave things to chance in November?