One of my teammates was fond of sending "I'm not wearing pants." between Palm Pilots

Phantom Toll Booth, The Encyclopedia Brown series and the Tom Swift books when I was older.

Yes, they are good for a month and you get the monthly rate which can be much less than the daily rate. In my area the difference is about 20%

Its even greater where I live for some people. My daughter was able to get a young person's tickets last year for unlimited bus travel within the county (not sure whether it was all bus companies, or just the biggest) for £80/month whereas individual fares were more quite a lot than that each just into town and back on weekdays.

I don't think Kelly is asking for the price advantages of paying monthly.... I think they're asking why are bus companies so hot and bothered about not selling paper monthly tickets when they don't apparently object to selling paper daily tickets?

Exactly, thanks for clarifying!

Over here in Europa you get bombarded with the monthly/yearly subscription. And for companies it makes much more sense, regarding cashflow/projection etc.

I think the regulator might have something to do with it. They might also be less keen on selling the less profitable discounted tickets.

You must have spoken to me, I hate it today has as much as I did back then.

I have a similar app called BSharp on my phone that I try to get better at.

I'm using it with a smaller child, she loves trying to keep the notes going.

Membership is only $65 a year and I save more than that on diapers. So it pretty easy to cover the fee.

I have a friend whos kitchen is almost the size of my apartment. They have a "dish" dishwasher and a "glass" dishwasher with different inside configurations. Woe to me that only has a sink and loaded into the wrong dishwasher.

(They also have a fridge and then two pull out drawer units, one is for keeping extra snacks frozen things (like ice, ice cream, juice etc.) and the other is for veggie / meat.)

How did they turn down your Black Olive and Pineapple Pizza? Asking for a friend.

My first efforts in cluster computing was Cluster Knoppix. I would go into the training lab with 25 PCs and boot them all into a single cluster. When I was done for the night it was an easy reboot back.

Fun times

It's like pocketmod. I've had these for years for making shortcut manuals.

https://pocketmod.com/