Unfortunately the reviews on Trustpilot and posts on Reddit make it painfully obvious that their customer service is basically nonexistent. Combined with the typical random account-closing most fintechs are known for, this is not a reliable option.

Looking at this comparison, iCard might be an option if you desperately need a way to use NFC payments on your phone. Reviews are good, but it appears to be a prepaid system. Lots of fees to get lost in, too.

But old school might be just fine, too. I just realized my card does fit into my phone case!

Love that you have to specify it’s a joke because someone here would legitimately try to help otherwise

Hold up aren’t you the person who ditched the U.S. for Britain like a month ago?

Hope you get a job soon, keep on searching! Miracles happen when you least expect them :)

Having uBlock Origin everywhere has spoiled me I guess

This article lacks a lot of nuance. I got suspicious of the lack of statistics… Here’s a much better read with more info.

From now on whenever I talk about Android with Google Play Services I’ll refer to it as the “shit sandwich OS”

Exactly. We already have stuff like OpenStax. Great content, but comparatively little adoption by faculties.

Ah, interesting…

Isn’t forced arbitration when the jury deciding on the case is on the payroll of the company you’re having the problem with in the first place?

All my homies buy the off-brand Kitkats that, despite the significantly lower price, use Fairtrade cocoa.