Bacon was historically unaffordable for lions. Historically, it was either $2 beef or $5 bacon. Now that meats are crossing $10/lb, bacon is rapidly becoming preferred. Attempt 3 at bacon involved nuking 1 lb on a mountain of paper towels. It became clear that this 600W microwave needs 30 minutes to fully cook it. After 12 minutes, the paper towels didn't absorb all the fat & they were sitting in a puddle, but they were deemed edible.
The yellow death didn't allow any more bacon heating. Using bacon as a meat substitute requires frying it separately in the pan & storing it while the noodles cook. It's a decent pork substitute when not fully seered.
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Encountered some difficulty with the way undo handles the project filename. Undo previously restored the filename from the undo stack, but if you made changes & saved it under a different name, you would want to keep the new name after undoing. So undo was made to leave the current filename unchanged.
The cases of new project & load with project replacement are still where you'd want undo to restore the previous filename but now the previous filename is gone for good. Accidentally running these became quite miserable.
New is easy to fix. If the current filename is blank, recover the filename from the undo. Load with project replacement on the other paw would entail another argument to make undo restore the previous filename.
The easiest solution might be to make the save function replace all the filenames in the undo stack with the new filename & then make undo recover the filenames again. If the user loaded with replacement & then saved with a new filename, the load filename & the filename before the load would be replaced.
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The fabric uppers on these absorb water, never dry out, & get moldy. $20 gone unless some kind of dryer can be developed.
That leaves FUNKYMONKEY after doubling in price.
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Important note about the number of passive ETF's now exceeding the number of individual stonks. Lions continue waiting for the S&P to exceed the Nikkei 225's growth rate in the 80's. It's currently 2x in 5 years, compared to the Nikkei's 4x in 5 years. That's probably going to be an exit point, at least in the tax advantaged accounts. It's similarly concentrated in a few companies like the Nikkei. The set & forget Dave Ramsey plan could be too good to be true.
There is the impact of massive inflows into IRA's, with social security's demise becoming more certain & pensions disappearing. Former plans passed through earnings while new plans are trying to live on investment returns from massive positions.
The alternative is cash at 0% interest or some Kuhn favorites. Unlike the Nikkei crash, the fed could intervene. If the index crashes permanently, we all get equally poorer.
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