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I also have an eBay account that I still use from 1999.

The other one that people seem to be impressed with is my Netflix account is from 2003. I was ordering DVDs in college and it blew people's minds that I was renting DVDs through the mail at that time. I tried to buy their stock back when they tried splitting the company into two entities. I think the stock was like $5 at the time. Unfortunately it was a lot harder to buy stock back then.

I've been using this for a few years to plan out sailing trips. It has been very helpful and accurate to predict wind conditions.

The bottom of the page notes "Built without code on Bubble" so it looks like you are right.

There are additional details on the home page of their shop https://shop.bird.co/index.html

The "free ride program" details:

20 FREE RIDES • Up to $5/ride on shared Birds • $100 value

This would be a disaster for people living in Kansas City. There is so much cross state commuting going on that I wouldn't think this would ever pass.

It's weird to see a shopping cart powered by Squarespace at n-o-r-t-h.com

http://www.n-o-r-t-h.com/commerce/show-cart

I suggested local storage only for the case where a new user (not logged in) has added some tasks and then decides to sign up. The tasks in local storage would then be added to the user once it is created. The local storage acts as a temporary storage location while the user is created. Having this work across platforms is not necessary.

This could easily be done using local storage. I'm guessing the author has already run into this problem and is working on it though.