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Plus think of all the groceries you’ll haul on that motorcycle. The savings are endless!
Plus think of all the groceries you’ll haul on that motorcycle. The savings are endless!
FWIW I’m dealing with that issue, too. You can size things up and make it work okay but it’s not an amazing experience. I’m also looking at an alternative UI since the vast majority of what I want it for is browser based. I’m exploring some flavors of linux, but I have yet to encounter something that gives me the TV-like interface with PC functionality behind the scenes.
I picked up a Logitech K400, it’s working well enough for now. I’m still evaluating the best use cases and access methods for everything but it’s good enough for when I need to just toss a browser up on my screen. Much more convenient than going to my PC in another room to cast a tab; I got tired of getting off the couch just b/c a stream needs to be refreshed.
I just gave up and attached a small form factor PC to my TV.
Companies wouldn’t spend the money if it wasn’t worth their time.
It’s still good if you know where to look, and the country hot list ain’t it. Tyler Childers, The Steeldrivers, Colter Wall and Chris Stapleton are some of the best, just to name a few.
If you can’t go get the food, eat what you have at home. If you’re not at home, bring something with you to eat later or plan better.
Security camera in my house. Saved me a bundle in the divorce
Gross Domestic Product
Paper statement and electronic bill pay it is!
That’s how you can tell Lemmy is growing.
I’ve done this. I was working for scraps out of college as a community reporter when an ostensibly conservative online news organization offered me an 80% pay raise and the opportunity to do most of my work from home. I was young, recently married and wanted to start a family, and we needed the money. The bigger salary was nice, but over the course of two years I spiraled into a deep depression and began to loath myself and what I did. It was so bad I began looking for a way out after the first six months. Eventually I got out (took a pay cut to do so) but am now in a much better place personally and professionally. I would never do anything like that ever again.
The first week is the hardest. It gets better the longer you are able to be intentional about your choices.
I brush once in the morning and haven’t regularly flossed in years, somehow my teeth are in great shape. My dentist says I’m a freak of nature lol.
They’re all too busy thinking “what if they could” and nobody stops to ask “what if they should”.