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u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry

I only throw side arm (at least for drives and mids) so middle finger has been working weeks past my last round... any ideas?
▲ 17 r/discgolf

I only throw side arm (at least for drives and mids) so middle finger has been working weeks past my last round... any ideas?

About a month and half ago I played around, finger was sore, played another round that weekend, finger was more sore, waited two weeks and played around and now it's been about 3 weeks and yeah... finger still sore. Not for typing but for things like gripping something heavy/picking up something. Any ideas? Assuming I just strained something and I should wait to play again till it heals.

u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry — 1 day ago
▲ 28 r/Bitwarden

Is it better online safety to use bitwarden as your password manager but another app for two-step verification?

As in use Bitwarden for passwords, but use Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator for two-step vs using Bitwarden for that as well?

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u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry — 3 days ago
▲ 0 r/GooglePixel

Have a pixel 9 pro and for the last few months, the AOD has had a slightly purple backlight on when charging instead of the pixels just being off. Does that happen to anyone else?

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u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry — 19 days ago
▲ 7 r/FengShui

Currently have it set like option A. Have previously tried both B & C though. B I didn't like how far my desk was from the window but liked everything else. I changed from C to A just to try something different.

Pic 2 is the template.

u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry — 19 days ago
▲ 72 r/whatcarshouldIbuy

I’m looking for a sanity check on a vehicle purchase. I’ve always been conservative with money, but I’m ready for a new truck and want to know if this is "wrong" based on my numbers.

Financials:

  • Income: $100k/year (post-bonus).
  • Cash on hand: $140k (sitting in HYSA and then $110k in 401k).
  • Debt: $0 (debt-free and no credit card debt).
  • Housing: Rent is $1,610/mo.

Car:

Even after taxes/fees (looking at maybe $45k out the door), I’d still have ~$95k in cash left over. My rent is well under 25% of my take-home pay. My family lives ~200 hours away so travel to visit them monthly. Is spending 40% of my annual salary (or 30% of my liquid cash) on a truck "wrong" here?

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u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry — 20 days ago