This kinda happened to me.
I got a promotion at work and had to go out of town for training. While out of town I got $100/day for food.
I went to Atlanta and had the cheapest lunch and the free hotel breakfast so I could go to expensive restaurants at night.
I don’t know much about cooking and chefs, but I like Richard Blaise from top chef was cool. I ate at his restaurant, I was the only one there and I got to meet him for a photo.
I didn’t even know this was a thing. I wonder how much they are selling for used. I don’t really need another computer, but it’s cool.
I don’t know what this means.
My wife finally are in a point where we can afford to have children, but we are kinda getting a bit old to have children. So we are also choosing the dual income no children life style,
But a big part of that is our age and how long it took to get to a comfortable place financially.
Now we want to focus on saving for a house and retirement.
What a weird virus. It seems like everything about it is so random.
Like when I had it, instead of loosing my taste, everything was super salty and bitter. My doctor friend said he had a patient that had that same symptom and joked that he kept telling his wife she’s cooking the food and other too much salt before they realized he had Covid.
Did she regain her ability to speak? I can’t seem to find that info in the article.
Skyrim is a great game. It’s a shame they can’t build off of it. Seems Starfield was a flop. I don’t even have hardware that can run it reasonable well.
I’ll never work with them again and actively. Advocate against them.
I HATE Dropbox.
I tried to use them recently and their service had some problems.
They have an option to "stream" files when you need them. The only problem is you need an internet connection to access them. I did not trust this kind of system and I actually need to access my files even without internet.
So there is a way to make the files available offline. Great! Problem solves. NOPE! They offer an option to have your files available offline, but they might remove the files and make them only available in the cloud if you local storage gets low.
That is really all they say about it and there is no option to turn this off. I was uncomfortable about their vagueness and my inability to disable this.
Within 24 hours of paying for their service I learned of this and they refused to refund my purchase.
PLEASE NEVER WORK WITH DROPBOX
I think we have a different definition of “minor”.