I actually don't have any minutes/texts at the moment since I'm studying abroad for a semester. Except for the 200 NOK credit I got for emergencies at the start of the semester, I pretty much exclusively use a 1GB data package (about €10) every month. Add a cheap Skype subscription (€3 for 120min) and I can call home…

I had never even heard of Maldon salt before...

Too bad I'm low on funds at the moment. These deals make importing to Europe cheaper than actually purchasing the same items (G700s + G13) here in the Netherlands ($123.83 vs €142).

Too bad I'm low on funds at the moment. These deals make importing to Europe cheaper than actually purchasing the…

Mainly easier when you're using multiple accounts.

I've only bought a pair of shoes online once, since I already owned a model exactly the same (but in a different colour). It's not just whether the shoes fit, but also whether they're comfortable.

I'm still so glad to live in the Netherlands. My current debt (still studying) is about 22k, of which only 4k I have to pay back. The rest of it will, if I get my degree, be a gift from the government. Although new students (starting in 2015 and onwards IIRC) will have to pay the entire loan back, it'll still be with…

My Logitech G9 actually did die on me, but it had 3 year warranty and Logitech gave me a G9x as a replacement. Their service is quite good imo.

My Logitech G9 actually did die on me, but it had 3 year warranty and Logitech gave me a G9x as a replacement. Their…

Actually don't use any of the listed apps. Any reason for me to use this calendar app instead of the default ones? English isn't my native language, so I don't really care for natural language input.

Have they finally fixed the typography errors? I can hardly read text on some sites, such as Google Play, when I'm working on my Windows PC.

Where I live, you're required to have your ID card with you, which lists your SSN.

Apple sauce is disgusting, imo. Didn't even like it as a baby/toddler, and back then I liked almost all fruit/vegetables.

I had a TI-84 plus in secondary school for three years. But after graduating, I almost immediately sold it, since my current education (EU law) hardly involves any maths at all.

Your comment on F5 reminds me of my old art (history) teacher. She didn't know you have to start a powerpoint and when we mentioned F5, she asked if she needed to press both at the same time :')

Too bad I've got children's sized hands.

If someone makes a lot of grammar or spelling mistakes in his resume for example, that could be an indication that he's sloppy.

In my country (the Netherlands), it is similar to breaking into someone's pc, according to recent case law. So I'm not going to try it, unless it's my own network or something like that.

Penac Chubby 10 with 0.7 HB for drawing and a Parker Slinger for writing. I've been thinking about getting some extra Chubby 10 pencils to replace some of my other pencils for sketching.

Penac Chubby 10 with 0.7 HB for drawing and a Parker Slinger for writing. I've been thinking about getting some extra Chubby 10 pencils to replace some of my other pencils for sketching.

Depending on the job/field, it can definitely be required.

My mum taught me the exact same thing :)