The is no such thing as self made wealth and an insane majprity of it is already being very comfortable and just going full bore.

There’s basically one self-made billionaire I’m aware of. Wealth turned him into a right-wing asshole unfortunately, but the original creator of Minecraft, Notch, is the closest thing to a self-made billionaire I can think of. He originally built Minecraft on his own and it was already doing insanely well when other people got involved. He did not have a rich background.

Now where we can argue about the self-made part: 1) None of what he did would’ve been possible without prior work by others (same goes for ANYTHING to do with computers nowadays), 2) There’s no guarantee he could’ve sold the game for over 2 billion dollars without help from others.

It’s a washer but it’s also AI generated most likely. But also not too uncommon in tiny apartments.

Wrong side for that. How the truck gon drink if the snorkel is on the passenger side?

Just need to get a truck without electronics in the engine bay then!

Maybe crank it by hand to start

Depends on city size I think. Here it’s an unmotorized bicycle, or a cheap old diesel car.

Indeed. Estonia in particular.

I went to elementary school in the 00s when it was still being taught and I honestly don’t know how to write another way. Cursive or all capitals because I never learned to do print letters, whatever they’re called in English, in lower case lol

All of those likely would make you sound poor and mad to that kinda person. Not sure what you could actually say as a comeback that would work

Estonian layout for an example has " on 2 shift + 2 and @ is alt gr + 2. ! Remains on shift + 1

We don’t use inches much at all though. But I’m sure there are other layouts with " on 2

I feel like for HDDs it is. In general it is not. The even weirder thing is that HDD sizes are expressed in decimal gigabytes to inflate the numbers. A 500 GB drive will show as around 480 in some operating systems.

HDDs have generally been dec round numbers rather than binary

There’s a decent chance it’s in the US. But it’s by no means a safe assumption that someone using an iPhone and writing in English is automatically in the US.

With the other context I agree that it’s 99% likely to be the US. But the iPhone barely plays a role in that. Like I said, most iPhone users don’t live in the US. Most people arguing about 2 weeks notice in English with their boss probably do.

I was just being a bit overly pedantic, is all.

So they’re at 27% market share globally (and are the most popular brand globally, though several trail closely). There are over 7 billion smartphone users in the world, so nearly 2 billion iPhone users. There are under 400 million Americans. Meaning if you pick a random iPhone user out of the 2 billion, there’s an 80% chance it’s not an American.

In what universe does “iPhone user, therefore probably American” make sense?

That’s like saying “you’re driving a BMW, must be in Europe” lmao

I liked it because it was a learning app and I have a tendency to fall off. But paying real money to restore my streak? Hell nah

It’s closer to me than Latin America and gets less hot than mainland Spain. That’s why it sounds so awesome to me

At this point I’m thinking I’ll just take a trip to Tenerife to continue learning Spanish.

Other apps aren’t good at gamification I hear - and that was the only thing that kept me using it till a while ago. I have ADHD. The leveling up, streaks, etc, is what kept me going when the novelty of learning yet another foreign language wore off - I already had to learn two in school and I only ever really use one of them, you can guess which one.

My cheap ass TV from 2019 is 55 inches. How much is a 55 inch monitor? Or a 65 in monitor if I want to upgrade to a bigger size in the future?

He put out another Bad Boys sequel last year. I’m pretty sure he’s doing aight financially. If not, he’s a moron and it’s funny because it’s always funny when rich people go broke.

Chrysler 300M. Second car I ever owned, kept it for years