By the time you’re a young professional your credit is honestly pretty decently established, hell I tried to buy a house on an internship and they qualified me for a 250k mortgage with a 48k salary. Hell I know guys…
That’s how I got a lavish engagement ring for my wife, I simply bought it used from a guy who’d bought it a year ago for a relationship that fell apart. Met him at a jewelry store and had it verified and appraised, he…
Maybe I’m projecting my own personal experience, but I doubt public chargers are a significant percentage of most people’s charging. Before buying an EV, I was super concerned with public charging infrastructure. Now as…
As someone recovering from a back injury, I was excited as hell to work from home. 6-8 weeks later, I wondered why my back hurt so damn much. I had no idea how much my office’s slow elevators and 5 flights of stairs had…
Do you just use virtual box for something like this? I split my time between two places, and game infrequently which means my SFF gaming PC is often still in the box until I need it, at which point Windows updates can…
Unless you go through the bother of paying cash every time, it's probably pretty safe to assume VISA is selling the same data. Most gas stations are owned by large chains, I assume they're doing it too. Some stores I…
I'll be frank, the MacBooks are overpriced, and do have some of their own issues, but they're actually still the best choice. At the very least based on my own experience you should avoid HP Elitebooks, and Microsoft…
Sure but in this scenario it's a high earning google employee. I'm sure there's something they can cut back on. For anyone average or lower earning, a 2 hour commute would cost you at least 10% of your income anyways…
On the flip side, I wish EV makers would advertise range at higher speeds. Hell, I wish ICE car makers would advertise MPG at higher speeds. Every weekend I head up around 200 miles away, and it's on an empty mountain…
What about frequency of charging? I once commuted on a motorcycle with the range of my daily commute (about 120 miles). Despite how ubiquitous gas stations are, and how fast I could swipe by VISA and pump 2 gallons, it…
I'm excited for this, my wife is an accountant and often asks me to help her with VBA macros. Which means that for this reason alone I have to dedicate 40GB of my laptop's hard drive to a Windows partition with office,…
I guess the weird part is as he mentioned the enthusiastic following. That makes them actually in a higher price class of their own for what you get. As a Toyota enthusiast, even I couldn't stomach the prices being…
The missing spare tire was really just a gimmick to game some EPA mileage metric. Many cars missing them still have the spot for them, and it can even be purchased from the dealership (marked up as usual). Thankfully…
Sadly, everything that wastefully consumes too much of my CPU cycles is usually some bloated graphical app. At my last job simply watching the logs in TravisCI via Google Chrome would slow my MacBook to a crawl. At my…
With the caveat that as long as it doesn't require physical space. With the cost of space in any major city, anything that requires a workshop, working space, or significant storage space is out of the window nowadays…
The code and compilation for me is the light part, and for the most part an hour's worth of essentially text editing for about a moment of compilation anyways. My resource hogs are slack, mainly the browser, and Zoom…
I think his words are being mischaracterized here a bit, he admitted they are having success, but is simply taking issue with their absurd valuation relative to their actual success. That being said, given Toyota's…
I've been considering the EV jump. I know it'll be a downgrade from my current car, but my wife can't help but to stare longly at the empty HOV lane during rush hour. In a more realistic and practical way, an EV will…
By the time you’re a young professional your credit is honestly pretty decently established, hell I tried to buy a house on an internship and they qualified me for a 250k mortgage with a 48k salary. Hell I know guys…
That’s how I got a lavish engagement ring for my wife, I simply bought it used from a guy who’d bought it a year ago for a relationship that fell apart. Met him at a jewelry store and had it verified and appraised, he…
Maybe I’m projecting my own personal experience, but I doubt public chargers are a significant percentage of most people’s charging. Before buying an EV, I was super concerned with public charging infrastructure. Now as…
As someone recovering from a back injury, I was excited as hell to work from home. 6-8 weeks later, I wondered why my back hurt so damn much. I had no idea how much my office’s slow elevators and 5 flights of stairs had…
Do you just use virtual box for something like this? I split my time between two places, and game infrequently which means my SFF gaming PC is often still in the box until I need it, at which point Windows updates can…
Unless you go through the bother of paying cash every time, it's probably pretty safe to assume VISA is selling the same data. Most gas stations are owned by large chains, I assume they're doing it too. Some stores I…
I'll be frank, the MacBooks are overpriced, and do have some of their own issues, but they're actually still the best choice. At the very least based on my own experience you should avoid HP Elitebooks, and Microsoft…
Sure but in this scenario it's a high earning google employee. I'm sure there's something they can cut back on. For anyone average or lower earning, a 2 hour commute would cost you at least 10% of your income anyways…
On the flip side, I wish EV makers would advertise range at higher speeds. Hell, I wish ICE car makers would advertise MPG at higher speeds. Every weekend I head up around 200 miles away, and it's on an empty mountain…
What about frequency of charging? I once commuted on a motorcycle with the range of my daily commute (about 120 miles). Despite how ubiquitous gas stations are, and how fast I could swipe by VISA and pump 2 gallons, it…
I'm excited for this, my wife is an accountant and often asks me to help her with VBA macros. Which means that for this reason alone I have to dedicate 40GB of my laptop's hard drive to a Windows partition with office,…
I guess the weird part is as he mentioned the enthusiastic following. That makes them actually in a higher price class of their own for what you get. As a Toyota enthusiast, even I couldn't stomach the prices being…
The missing spare tire was really just a gimmick to game some EPA mileage metric. Many cars missing them still have the spot for them, and it can even be purchased from the dealership (marked up as usual). Thankfully…
Sadly, everything that wastefully consumes too much of my CPU cycles is usually some bloated graphical app. At my last job simply watching the logs in TravisCI via Google Chrome would slow my MacBook to a crawl. At my…
With the caveat that as long as it doesn't require physical space. With the cost of space in any major city, anything that requires a workshop, working space, or significant storage space is out of the window nowadays…
The code and compilation for me is the light part, and for the most part an hour's worth of essentially text editing for about a moment of compilation anyways. My resource hogs are slack, mainly the browser, and Zoom…
I think his words are being mischaracterized here a bit, he admitted they are having success, but is simply taking issue with their absurd valuation relative to their actual success. That being said, given Toyota's…
I've been considering the EV jump. I know it'll be a downgrade from my current car, but my wife can't help but to stare longly at the empty HOV lane during rush hour. In a more realistic and practical way, an EV will…