so... millenials are buying bikes instead of cars?

ever since i started having wrist problems from my mouse the only laptop test i’ve needed was trackpad responsiveness to handle non-dominant hand input. i understand that this is more of a “career” tip but as an IT guy i don’t think i ever saw the laptop as anything but a tool to propel my career.

it was the best of times it was the worst of times...

I’m getting too old for this

do you need a garage to have these guys? i can’t even seem to toy with the idea of owning anything but gas mainly because i’m a renter.

At this point the only advice I’d give is to buy a sedan for a whole lotta discount instead of a crossover. great discounts out there these non-suvs.

Manual transmission is predominant in Europe and pretty much anywhere outside the US. If you choose to drive either you pay premium for an automatic if such options are even available...

i used to love driving crap cars since i didn’t have to worry about dings and scratches

mirror mirror

i recycled my 16GB iPhone 5 through Apple back in December for $200. They were offering the same for the 16GB 5S. Now the 5 is $100 and the 5S $150.

All this time I thought this was called the three date rule. More so I followed it for those very awkward dates I had over the years. Glad to have done so because when I finally met my wife out first three dates were awful haha

new car buyers just need an excuse. granted saving money is the stupidest excuse of them all.

i want to share on a little project i’ve been working on lately. late in 2014 i purchsed a video module from a little known company that would allow me to add an HDMI input to my car’s screen. the vendor took my money but continued to delay production with endless excuses at which after six months i gave up this…

It’s very typical for CR to leave out “fun” as a factor. in recent years I've seen CR becoming sort of a cancerous nag that forces car makers to churn out vanilla cars for the sake of a good CR score

In fact that’s what we’re doing right now but we expect we’ll eventually need a bigger place for kids and stop renting.

Projecting my future spending has been helpful for me since a) I know that my wife and I will need a 2nd car down the road and b) We really want to buy a house in the near future.

My wife and I started added a motion sensor switch in the bathroom. The need for the light/fan to stay on longer can be addressed or rigged with a second switch.

So basically you get the same as Verizon’s contract plan and get 3GB for $45 and 6 for $60 minus the contract?

would love to read more about noise cancelling headphone recommendations. particularly the over-the-ear types that could be a cheaper than the Bose ones.

this was $5.99 back on December...

this was $5.99 back on December...