In the Vancouver area - My gutters are super old, probably need some fascia boards replaced, have pooling and sloping issues here and there.
All I see are like 50 companies that all promise 10-20 years of service in the area, but strangely all of their company pages are only 1-2 years old with no old reviews
I have a work trip coming up and I'll be in london for 2 weeks. The Kensington Cura has a suspiciously low rate of less than 200gbp per night when everything else around is 350+.
Should I be worried? Its only a 20 minute tube ride to my office.
Edit: seems most of the bad reviews are for crappy Air conditioning and recently - My guess is no AC system in London was keeping up with that heat wave so that bodes well for the overall hotel condition IMO.
So basically - I get reimbursed from work for service, but not devices.
I want to see how GoogleFi bills
AT&T would charge the full amount and then have a second section for bill credits etc.
Basically, I want to bill the $65/mo to work, and pocket the phone cost, as I'm buying a personal device, not cutting my company a discount.
Can anyone share what this looks like - a description or screencap, please do not include any personal info of course
Cheers
I just signed up for service three days ago. My new job has a bunch of international travel, so this is the best plan for me, I fully intend on staying with it unless they turn around and double the price or something.
On the first page when I go to the Google Fi webpage I see the deal:
>Get the new Pixel 11 Pro on us and $10/mo off your phone plan. Stack your savings with $300 off Pixel 11 Pro instantly and $799 back over 24 monthly credits. Plus, a $10/mo service credit for 2 years on the Unlimited Premium plan.
The detail is:
>$300 off now + $800 back over 24 monthly credits when you activate it on a new line with Unlimited Premium plan
Is my line considered "New"?
>A new Fi customer is someone who has never had Fi service or someone whose last day of Fi service took place more than 180 days before making a purchase with this promotion.
Just want to make sure I really qualify for this because it seems pretty solid.
$300 discount, $800 back via monthly credits, $240 additional back in discounts to service is pretty nuts, I've never used an Android phone but I'm barely committed to Apple and I'm curious to swap as my current device is getting aged out (iPhone 13)
Hi. My new position at work has me going into the EU and Canada about 5-10x a year for a few days at a time. I’ll probably take some more personal time over there too so I’d wager 5-7% of my time would be there with the rest of my time at home in the US.
I just completed a trip and dealing with E sims and swapping by country is a nightmare.
I leave again in 10 days.
If I get into it now, would my next trip be at risk? It will be two weeks international.
I get it if so, just trying to solve this problem now or preparing another wave of E-sims through one of those apps like Airolo
I plan on making the switch regardless just trying to prep. Thanks!
The amount of effort that goes into this is so little, the cost is so pathetic, but the flavor, satiety, value, ease, and nutrition is too good to not share. I buy buckwheat in bulk from a local european market for $3 per pound which would make a 40g serving around $.26 lol
Ingredients
40g dry toasted buckwheat
80ml water (2:1 water-to-buckwheat ratio)
½ small/medium onion, minced
1 jalapeño, minced
1 clove of minced garlic (or two, or three, or Jarlic, it literally doesn't matter, go nuts)
1 tsp Better Than Bouillon
5g butter
Rough steps:
Prep: boil some water in a kettle. While you're waiting, lazily rinse the buckwheat. I put it in a small pot and rinse with sink water. You don't have to, I'm not convinced it matters.
Cooking phase: 40g of buckwheat in the pot. Add 80g or 80mL of hot water (2 to 1). Add any seasonings or extras (this recipe would be the minced onion, garlic, jalapeno, bouillion)
Boil with lid mostly on for 4 or 5 minutes, I tilt the lid a bit so air can escape but liquid will mostly drip back into the pan, not important, you can also just boil it on low with lid completely on, whatever
when 4-5 mins are up, turn off heat, just let the pan sit while you do the rest of the cooking, give it at least 10 minutes
open it, add 5g of butter, stir in a bit, done
Nutrition:
Calories ~260–290 kcal
Protein ~7–8g
Carbohydrates ~45–50g
Fiber ~6–8g
Fat ~7–8g
Net carbs ~39–43g
The micronutrient profile destroys rices too.
All 3 pickups read 0 output - how does that even happen?
Using all of the original electronics I swapped to two fender noiseless singles and a Kiesel lithium I had laying around. Dunked the tremolo in oil and scrubbed it with my wife’s toothbrush and it cleaned up really well.
My favorite thing is the catalog shows this as WHITE with the paint matching the pickguard. Under the guard it is indeed white. This thing has aged nicely!
Saw my local store has Organic whole grain spelt flour in the bulk section for like 2.50 a pound or so. I bought 500g worth and did a quick google search on grain to water ratios, then watched some old lady on YouTube show the step by step and came up with this recipe:
500g flour
350g warm water
3g yeast
30g honey
2 tsp salt
1 tbsp avocado oil
Lightly brush top with milk before putting into oven (doubt this even did anything)
Bake at 375 on convection mode for 35 minutes
Lazily mixed it with a spoon. Folded it over a few times over a 2 hour rise. Threw it in a bread pan I bought years ago and never used and this is the result
Honestly tastes and smells incredible. Was killing me waiting 1 hour to cut into it!
Open to any feedback. I don’t know where to go from here frankly I assumed my first attempt would result in a hockey puck or some other terrible abomination but this is great!
Hopefully this is allowed here - I am clueless and KBB values seem so far from reality these days.
The Facts:
1998
125k miles
Former Government Dept of Transportation vehicle
No issues
No rust
Clean title
Leather seats, updated sound system, hand-crank windows
2wd - Automatic
3.0 v6
Aftermarket alarm system
Brand new tires
$3500
It looks pretty good. I really just need a grocery getter (and by groceries I mean mulch and yard debris).
I had one of these behind the fridge - is that formal enough? I know those installers can get picky.
The grey thing just pops up at random places and searching just doesn't work anymore on Browser. Works fine on Mobile. Started two days ago.
Love this guitar. I think it’s had about 10 sets of pickups in it by now. I had a hard time dialing it in and finally landed on a 59 Hybrid bridge and 59 neck.
I was never much for tone wood belief but the ash really resonates oddly in my opinion and it took some effort to take some of that “boxiness” out of the bridge.
My favorite aspect of these older ESPs are the absolutely enormous frets. Like .058” tall. Hilariously large.
6 months now. Hundreds of dollars. The same routine nearly every day.
Take a few bites, orbit around the bowl for a few minutes, then finally the "I'm just gonna cover this up" antics where they scratch at the floor around it.
The annoying thing is, occasionally, she will destroy the food, like eat the whole bowl in a few minutes. "Great, she must like that flavor". So I buy 6 more cans. Dinner time comes around, turns her nose up, back to the burying routine.
We got her from the humane society, they feed their cats Hills dry food. She's obsessed with it. Flavor doesn't matter.
You win cat. Drink your damn water please (she has a running UV fountain and a water bowl in her food station that gets cleaned daily)