You love single malts and you would drink out of those glasses? So many problems..

You love single malts and you would drink out of those glasses? So many problems..

Here Hamilton, I think you need this: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/greed

It’s fair that knowing why you need to do something, or why it’s important (worth doing) will help motivate you to finish it, but it’ll still boil down to one of two things: does the activity help accomplish some need (like to earn money for buying important necessities, aka food, rent, etc.), or does it provide for…

Where to start...

Never.

I’ve always found that the best way to get the body shape you want is to do exercises that require (or become easier) with a particular shape. Running, for instance, is a great way to lose fat not only because of the cardio (which is the main thing here), but also fat specifically around areas like the stomach and…

App itself is fine, nothing special albeit useful for visualizing regular spend. Would be more useful to see not just what services you’re using personally or for business, but the option to separate the two. Would also be nice to see what you’re saving by sharing accounts (how many of us are on someone else’s…

I’d recommend skipping the Hulu deal; it’s been around for awhile and I actually got it about a month back, but it’s with commercials only; upgrading to remove commercials starts the billing cycle immediately. So if you’re like me and haven’t paid for cable and have avoided commercials in video streaming for awhile,…

I’d recommend skipping the Hulu deal; it’s been around for awhile and I actually got it about a month back, but it’s…

So it’s a desktop (which you turn on and off all the time), not a laptop (which stays in standby when not in use with tons of work sitting on it). That’s my main problem; even having moved everything I do to online services, the frustration of having to boot back up (when I should already be in), open everything I had…

You tell me so I don’t have that problem anymore. My only guess is you’ve got a professional version (some $200+) and have auto-updates off.

I’ve got a better sure-fire solution: don’t use Windows 10.

Tried it, felt weird. Mostly because it can’t do anything you’d want your computer to actually do.

Oh Kirk, you rapscallion you.

24" panel that’s 2560x1440? Going to be hell to read text on that. No point...that’s why it’s a good deal, those are hard displays to use for personal or professional use. 24" display maximum density should be 1080p (or 1200p for those 16:10 lovers).

24" panel that’s 2560x1440? Going to be hell to read text on that. No point...that’s why it’s a good deal, those are…

What it CEOs tend to look competent because they tend to be...and competency is what makes them look that way?

Quiet is definitely a necessity for a balanced life, but I think there are two types of work and only one is really benefitted from quiet:

Had that at the last company. Some people hated it and most were tepidly living day-by-day. I was more fortunate to be a manager and also knew how to control the Sonos system when anything really awful would come on.

Depends on what state you’re in; business taxes and fees are based on that. I know in Rhode Island and California the prices range wildly. In CA it’s $800/y plus the higher tax rate. It’s pretty easy to look up, just google business tax rates [state].

To be clear an LLC doesn’t necessarily help; a business does. LLC may or may not help depending on the business type (and local law...really a pain). But if you have a business then you’re doing payroll, so taxes are handled differently. When you just get paid directly, the rate is (in CA) 35% no matter what. Through…

Been trying to buy this for the last half hour now. I’m not on T-Mobile though I’ve got an older business line that’s on it. Either way everything is broken with the ordering for me, go figure.

Been trying to buy this for the last half hour now. I’m not on T-Mobile though I’ve got an older business line…