Triple-check that our mortage is paid off in the event of my death, so that my wife and children will have a place to live after I (sole breadwinner) am gone.
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Try finding a public boardgame night instead of a gentleman's club - both the library and the game store have them here.
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I had a good friend move to the same small town I'm in. Between work and family, we don't get together for months on end, even though he's a 5 min drive down the road. We want to get together, but we're both too exhausted and burnt out.
Not the best article
To be honest, I thought it was quite terrible.
I think the root cause is the complexity.
Split the problem into manageable chunks, then attack the chunks. Apply recursion as needed.
This is part of a more senior skillset, as some times a senior will be breaking up the problem and assigning the smaller pieces to other devs.
They'll start with the union leaders, and work their way down until the organization is broken enough that everybody goes back to work.
I can't connect to my car's audio with Bluetooth, and can't afford to replace the car stereo with one that supports Bluetooth - it's just not a priority. When I upgrade my phone, I'll stay with an earphone jack.
Doom - we upgraded to 16MB of RAM so we could play it through Windows 95.
Win95 wanted 4MB and Doom wanted all 8 that we had, so we had to exit, reboot, and go to DOS then run it manually.
Some CSAs will deliver weekly, which may help.
Small farmer here - we keep exactly one less production bird than the maximum legal requirement, as most farmers of our scale do.
My therapist, provided I reach the breaking point at a convenient time when we have a session scheduled.
I'd take the $10mil without a second thought. Life's pretty good right now, but $10mil means we're debt free and I never have to work again, forever. Plus my kids would be set for life.
I like programming, and I've made some mistakes over my career, but I've lived with them. I'd live with them much easier with $10 mil.