ShadeBaron

ShadeBaron t1_jeb25qx wrote

Reply to comment by DavidAssBednar in LPT: Picture the thing you want to buy as clutter by Affectionate-Coat446

Our duel income is around 20k a month

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And normal fashion I am sure that is not enough for you to certify the term

But perspective is reality and is pretty awesome for me. I I believe it's not about how much you make it's about how much you have to spend and we have done really well keeping our expenditures low and fighting off any kind of income creep that we have.

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ShadeBaron t1_je9uyp1 wrote

Reply to LPT: Picture the thing you want to buy as clutter by Affectionate-Coat446

Just do 90 day rule

Listen I hate to say this but it's a reality somebody has to hear I'm pretty filthy rich and I can buy anything and it has put me into a situation where just like the Clutter that we are talking about it is essentially what happens to most of the things I buy. So I enacted a 90-day Rule and it is very simple if I want something on that day is the first day if I want it 90 days later then and only then am I given the option to actually purchase it. This really sorts things out quite a bit because honestly by the time 90 days is gone usually I have moved on to something else or at the very least I really truly wanted it and couldn't wait till those 90 days had passed to grab it it just sorts things out very quickly without you having to have too much personal biased opinion against it.

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ShadeBaron t1_jdo7u8j wrote

Reply to LPT: Check all your stored hard drives and CDs/DVDs at least once a year. And never have only one type of backup. You could wind up losing everything. by bigdicksnfriedchickn

Honestly I just want to add that if you have any kind of data on an HDD AKA a spinning disc hard drive you need to migrate them immediately to solid state for sure I definitely would not rely on that for the long term in any way shape or form. The way that I have this situation set up is I have a cloud service with Google for $9 or so a month for 2 terabytes I have a Nas system at the house and then I also have actual regular hard drives that are static. Triple redundancy

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ShadeBaron t1_jdmfyz7 wrote

Reply to ELI5: what is the actual cause of a bad trip when taking mushrooms? by Trilly2000

Somebody said there is no simple answer but there is it is a very basicd / cascading effect that simply starts with one bad feeling or bad thought that perpetuates a direct correlation in that direction of continued thoughts.

This is a very good example of why it is important to have a babysitter when tripping, not just so you don't use knives to draw pictures on your skin thinking they are markers or something absolutely psychotic but also to be able to bring you out of a steep fall in case your mind or you're feeling start to perpetuate towards the negative.

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ShadeBaron t1_jdikkoa wrote

Reply to ELI5: Why does "turning it off and on again" work so well for troubleshooting? by WillShelbyOBE

When things run for a while they can have mess ups

Most startup processes on most items have a startup process which runs a very basic start of default services or actions.

By simply just turning the power on and off it allows the startup to run again and essentially reset and have no issues because it starts up correctly using the basic default startup parameters.

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ShadeBaron t1_jddh1td wrote

Reply to LPT: Anytime that you are going to ask someone over to your place (either a date or a friend), always clean your place before asking. If they say yes, it’s already clean. If they say no, at least you can feel happy about a clean space. by Snow5Penguin

So I can tell people it's important as an adult to practice logically not talking to strangers and get down voted because everyone is making stupid points like making friends which is obvious.....

But this post is telling you to...... Clean your house before inviting people over

As a life

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