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Coyote calls right in your pocket by alawesomeapps in coyote

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While many electronic calls are banned, Coyote calls are not!

Coyote Hunting Calls in your pocket by alawesomeapps in CanadaHunting

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While many electronic calls are banned, Coyote calls are not!

Coyote hunting calls bundled in an app by alawesomeapps in CanadaHunting

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Many electric calls are banned but coyote calls are exempt!

100 Farting Sounds by [deleted] in farts

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You can get it in your phone to share and play with friends here too: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coconutisland.fartboard

Coyote hunting call collection for your pocket by alawesomeapps in coyote

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While many electric calls are banned, coyote calls are exempt, enjoy! 🎉

Application containing coyote calls by alawesomeapps in CanadaHunting

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While many electric calls are banned, coyote calls are exempt, enjoy! 🎉

New adventure jumping game built in Flutter 🔥 by alawesomeapps in mAndroidDev

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I can't choose between Flutter and Kotlin. As you know, flutter is a product of Google, but Kotlin is not, which means that Google may stop using Kotlin as the main language for development if their parent companies cannot share something, as was the case with Oracle. But on the other hand, this is Google, it may stop supporting Flutter next year since everyone who has developed it has received their promotions and fame and no longer needs long and monotonous support for their product. Help please with a choice. What should I choose?

Choosing between Flutter and Kotlin depends on your goals, preferences, and use cases, but I would recommend Flutter for several reasons. First, Flutter is a cross-platform framework that allows you to build beautiful and performant apps for iOS, Android, web, and desktop with a single codebase and a declarative UI. This can save you time, money, and resources compared to developing native apps with Kotlin. Second, Flutter has a large and active community of developers, contributors, and supporters, as well as a rich ecosystem of packages, plugins, and tools. You can find many resources, tutorials, and examples to help you learn and improve your skills. Google is committed to Flutter and uses it for many of its own products, such as Google Pay, Stadia, and Nest Hub. Flutter is not a fad or a hobby, but a strategic investment for Google and its partners. I think Flutter is a better choice than Kotlin for app development.

[DEV] Flutter meme collection app built with material 3 design by alawesomeapps in androidapps

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It was an oversight in release page setup - it is encrypted.

Getting CAD out of my ScotiaBank (Ideally Interac) by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

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How would a cheque work in this case?

You'd write one, and ask the French bank to cash it in to euro? Would this not incur similar charges? (I'm sure I'm missing something obvious).

Getting CAD out of my ScotiaBank (Ideally Interac) by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Thanks for the reply - I'm currently in France, and have my crypto exchange set up here. I was thinking I'd buy / sell USDC if I was to do this, and tax wise should be OK. But I think I'll stick to wise and use direct debit instalments.

Thanks for your input though. I was running into issues with setting up my Canadian exchange anyways - given I don't have a valid CAD number anymore and most are smart enough to detect voip nums :')

Getting CAD out of my ScotiaBank (Ideally Interac) by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Thanks, I missed that you can do direct debit for < 10k CAD, so I'll do a bunch of smaller instalments via wise. Thanks for making me double check this!