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A small app that allows you to dig into some aspects of US federal government spending. Note the whole app is a single file (there's no data server used).

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Android 16 QPR1 source code is nowhere to be found but Google swears it's coming (androidauthority.com)

Vercel Updates Pro Pricing (vercel.com)

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US Federal Government spending app

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