As long as the loans aren’t paid off though, running the stock into the ground would result in margin calls. An empire built on borrowed money with loans secured only through the value of the empire itself can be a fragile construct.
As long as the loans aren’t paid off though, running the stock into the ground would result in margin calls. An empire built on borrowed money with loans secured only through the value of the empire itself can be a fragile construct.
Location, location, location. I’m living a great life, missing nothing, and my monthly expenses are below $1500 a month (excluding travels, including medical insurance). That’s for a 2 person household in a 1600ft² 4BR rental house nearby a larger city (350k population).
ASUS RT-AX88U with Merlin firmware. Running stable since 2019 or so.
Sure, it’s being done. Xiaomi TVs have custom ROMs available, and I’m sure a bunch of others. Thing is, state of the art TVs are are not exactly cheap, and you need one to hack it in the first place. Most hackers do it for free, so they can’t exactly go on a spending spree.
Sure, waste electricity while being unable to use the TV as intended, and cause some additional wear & tear. Great idea.
The regular shield does just fine for me, I can attach hard drives to my router and mount them as smb shares, and then access movies with VLC Player.
Smart Tube Next is developed for TV only. Works like a charm.
https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube
Don’t use the .com website with the same name!
That’s been discontinued, Tubular is the active fork.
That’s not what this is about, the article is simply garbage. They are enforcing a kernel level anti-cheating system that is incompatible with Linux (where no third party gets kernel access, and rightly so). This locks out all Linux players, including Steam Deck.
As far as I’m aware there is no test, they only check your employment history, tax status and criminal record?
That’s like the 4th one in less than a year? Fucking cunts.
Uh, that’s close to 150g a day. That’s a massive chunk.
How about you tell us which show, that way at least someone might have a pointer for you.
Not OP, but I live in Asia and am sporadically changing countries. Japan either requires you to have a job offer prior to moving, or show sufficient funds to live there indefinitely (around 2k USD/month; though that won’t get you far in Tokyo for example). Remote work does not qualify, it’s either a domestic job or income from pension or investments.
After 10 years of living there legally you qualify for a residence permit.
The alternative would be through marriage.
Ed Sheeran. Specifically because he’s not an actor and would stumble through the movie just like I stumbled through life. All ginger, no plan.
I’ve got three numbers basically, for a frugal, normal, and lavish retirement. I’m past frugal and should meet normal within 5 years or so. I have a small number of employee shares in my company which is planning to go public in 3-5 years.
So my plan is to ride it out - by then I’ll have reached “normal” through my regular savings, and if the IPO is successful, would beam me straight into lavish territory. If not, I’ll just stick to what I have and call it a day. Never been a big spender anyway.
That stuff tastes so vile, I can’t even handle one spoon. Two pounds? Jesus.
All fair and good, but that kid has been named without government interference, so the name is legally given. So they shouldn’t be able to then deny an identification document later.
Started diversifying my portfolio by adding term deposits and government bonds to the mix, just to mitigate market movements during the withdrawal phase. It’s getting real!
Nope, Malaysia. I’ve traded a crazy hustle for quality of life.