Split group expenses with one shared link — no sign-up, no app downloads, no permanent groups. Everyone adds what they paid and Splitzen figures out who owes whom. Perfect for trips, getaways, and group dinners. Always free.
Under construction... Jul. 4, 2026: Review frontloading: Do You LOVE This App? Y/N Here's a deceptive practice apps use that I've seen more frequently lately. You're shown a prompt asking if you like the app. If you say yes, you're brought directly to the app store to leave your 5 star review. If you say no, no such redirection takes place; you get a sincere looking form to describe your misgivings, but mainly to keep you from writing a bad review. This way, the devs can cherrypick exclusively good reviews. I wonder if anyone even looks at the naysayers' feedback forms?
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Iran's parliament speaker tweeted a Bloomberg command—by accident?
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brick is a smart AI Models router, based on complexity & capabilities extraction from the query to the models via proprietary spatial embedding algorythm - regolo-ai/brick-SR1
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Google tries balancing AI data center emissions with clean energy efforts.
Organizers promise 850,000 fireworks in roughly 40 minutes over the National Mall this Saturday. I did what a mathematician does with a big number: I divided. It did not make the show look better.
The Free Market Lie: Why Switzerland Has 25 Gbit Internet and America Doesn't
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