u/AlureLeisure

Looking into the EV6. I see the 2025 Wind RWD for $36k (USD) + taxes/fees with crazy low mileage. Online at like Carvana/Carmax, I see the 2024 Wind+Tech AWD for $30-31k with ~30k miles (with accident reported but minor stuff). I live in a hot state so the AWD part isnt too relevant as no snow.

I know the 2025 version is refreshed with an updated infotainment, wireless Android Auto, bigger battery etc.

Is the 2025 version worth it for 5-6k?

Edit: 2025 also comes with cargo mat/luggage board, floor mats, cargo cover and auto dimming mirror+HomeLink.

What Action do people use for Mail Rule? I was thinking tagging the mail with like a Processed label (does that still go through read mail without that label?) or create a rule on Gmail itself to forward PDFs to an inbox then Paperless goes through that and then marks as read?

I dont want to miss any PDFs I have to read (work, travel, etc) and forget to make them unread before Paperless picks it up.

What's the difference between Vacuum&Mop and Vacuum then Mop? Is Vacuum then Mop in one room or vacuum every room then go back through again and mop?

I am looking for a rectangular standing desk. I have 3 27" monitors on VESA mounts, and a mic arm. My current L shaped desk (not standing) has support bars near the edges for most of the desk so it really limits where I can put the arms+mic.

I am a software developer (hybrid) but also spend a lot of time on the computer gaming or watching stuff. I have a tower but doesnt have to be on the desk I guess, could have something on the side.

Do 4 legs actually make a big difference in stability over 2 legs and what would be the best bang for the buck? My budget is probably <700. I am thinking at least 60" wide.

I am also open to getting the frame and tabletop separately.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Edit: 700 may be a bit over my budget but so obviously would prefer a cheap desk if they perform similar enough, law of diminishing returns.