Part of the reason they opted to go the route of “off by default, user must enable if they want it” could probably be alluded to in the warning message that comes up when you go to turn this feature on. “Fall Detection. The more physically active you are, the more likely you are to trigger Fall Detection due to high…

Hell yeah. I have VTIAX as well....both directly with Vanguard...I think the ER’s are like 0.04 and 0.09 or something crazy low like that. Thanks to the one Freakonomics episode that talked about this, I totally changed my perspective on where to invest my retirement funds (the answer is index funds!).

I have this service from the USPS and it’s freaking awesome. I get a daily email showing me grayscale images of what’s (going to be) in my mailbox that day. However, the USPS requires physical verification that you do, in fact, own the address that is being signed up. It wasn’t exactly easy to do, either. The default…

I’m an Apple fanboy, and even I find myself asking “why?”

Seconded...and I’d note the money is not “back in your account” but the charge is reversed, thus decreasing the outstanding balance on said credit card. Anyone with nefarious intents never actually has any access to your hard-earned cash. Only to your available credit line.

You have some of the instruction of how to remove the beta profile incorrect. You need to go to Settings -> General -> Profiles & Device Management -> iOS 12 Beta Software Profile -> Remove Profile -> Enter Passcode -> Remove

Every dumbfuck on this thread who somehow thinks the government will be better at spending Jeff Bezos’ money than he is (all the lolz). Every dumbfuck who thinks it’s the government’s job to take care of every need of society by taxing success (and thus discouraging it in the process) and giving it to poor people. Do…

Ok, ok...should’ve read the article before commenting :facepalm:

$200 buildings in the heart of Silicon Valley.

It’s not worrying about your friends knowing who’s been sent the email. It’s trusting that every. single. person. is actually responsible with their password use and hasn’t been hacked. Because the first thing a spammer looks for when getting in someone’s email is an email chain with 100's of email address on the CC:…

I call BS. NO ONE likes both Boston and NYC :D

Right now, as far as I’m aware, Marcus is the highest at 1.8%.

Actually, Marcus by Goldman Sachs has been consistently the highest over the past year or so. I maintain online savings accounts with a few banks and my money has stayed in the Marcus account because it’s always been the highest (currently at 1.8%).

I would put money on this being a forthcoming feature. As we all know, Apple moves slowly, because they lay foundations first, then build add-ons. Bringing iMessage to the cloud means that they have the capability to push those messages to a web app via icloud.com.

I paid for the freeze with Equifax. My state allows credit bureaus to charge the fee (until this law goes into effect). They must have refunded my card at some point (as I see that they are offering refunds to those who have paid). Either way, I’m glad being free will be permanent.

This is definitely an upgrade. I was so ticked that after the Equifax hack, I had to pay money to the shit company to freeze my report that I never agreed for them to be the steward over in the first place. These assholes don’t deserve our money.

Yikes - your methodology, and comment, have been linked to and roasted on another post. Shame, shame.

Sad thing is, my primary bank says “minimum of 8" but wont let you have a password longer than 12 characters, and must contain a lowercase, uppercase, and a number. I’m surprised they haven’t been hacked yet.

We went to Costco last night (which is typically always busy) - a Tuesday night. There were about 12 “up front” parking spots. The place was almost a ghost town. If you’re going Saturday-Sunday midday, you will no-doubt have a terrible Costco experience. Might I suggest going at a different time (your mileage may…

So in your case, keep the 401k with the employer until the 5 year mark. If you haven’t returned by then, since there’s no way you’ll ever recover the match, roll it into your primary 401k or Roth IRA (would be what I would do).