Use a virtual credit card when signing up for subscription services. Set the recurring amount at just enough to cover the trial amount, and then once the subscription fee goes up it’ll notify you if you wish to continue paying for it. You can increase the limit if you want to keep the service, or just let the card decline until the service is cancelled. Most credit cards have virtual cards as an option, but I also use app.paywithextend.com

Stranger Than Fiction, soundtrack by Spoon

To add to that, use those nitrile gloves when you cook. It’s a game changer for food prep, especially when working with raw meat

Mattress, shoes, chair, tires. The things that are between you and the ground

I think it’s now overstated how “different” Linux is. I switched to Mint about a year ago and there is basically zero learning curve right out the box.

I feel this deep inside

It’s more about not really caring if the person you’re telling the joke to finds it funny and more about amusing yourself

In rainbows?

My experience is that if you are unable to verify a Google gift card, even one given to my child as a birthday gift, you’re fucked

You just became an ad for mullvad…

I made the jump about 2 months ago for the same reasons you’re considering. My job also being very similar in usage to yours. Literally 0 issues so far, couldn’t be more satisfied that I made the jump. I went with mint and there was basically zero learning curve for me coming from w10.

Do it.

Well, let’s do some quick math. Let’s count billable hours in a day with a minimum billable hour being 1 hour. If you work a 6 hour work day, and can complete the average task in 15 minutes, that works out to 24 possible billable hours in one day accounting for a total of 90 minutes of actual work.

So yeah, on paper it’s actually really easy to “work” 100 hours per week