My 2005 highlander has cost me nothing but tires, fuel and batteries. Oh, and a serpentine belt. Very reliable and gas efficient and doubles as a bit of a truck as needed. I doubt I’ll do this well on my next vehicle.

I could do this, I was hoping to not run cables, but this is probably the better solution. Two WAP would probably work.

Hoping for a $500-ish solution…

Yep, something like one plane per day would have to go down to equal US auto deaths.

At night, Kindle paper-white, one book at a time. Some nights i read for an hour, some just a few minutes. If it doesn’t hold my interest, I move on.

Open up a dispute with your credit card company. The merchant will have to provide a receipt of some type to the bank, to prove a transaction took place

I can probably see a new computer by then… (my car hits 20 next year…) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Thank you. I’m retired, and unlikely to upgrade Office. Ver 2016 still does exactly what I need to do.

I’ll keep my router secured, my firewall updated as long as it will, and anti virus /malware up to date.

Serious question : My desktop is incompatible with Win11, I run Win10, and I use it for web browsing, Excel, and a little Word processing. Nothing else. Can’t i just continue on as is? Not a gamer, not a heavy user…

I was pleased to hear that Manhattan Transfer added lyrics to Weather Report’s Birdland. But I still prefer the original.

Pudding, with their fingers

Sequence is a favorite of mine.

I agree, although the plastic will crack /split along one of the folds eventually, rendering it unusable

Still, that style is my goto

That’s a toilet plunger. Exactly. Sink plungers have no flange. :)

Water contains two elements, hydrogen (very explosive) and oxygen, which can make almost anything burn. You’d think tossing a match into a body of water would end all life, for the amount of stored Oxygen and Hydrogen. It won’t because it is essentially ash. Inert. It takes a large amount of energy to separate the Oxygen and Hydrogen from each other, before either could be used again. That is the problem. That’s why we don’t pour a gallon of water into a tank and head across country.