u/heynow941

I work for a large company that is all-in on Microsoft 365. Our laptops are also completely locked down. I cannot install anything. I’ve been trying to track work tasks on my personal iPhone but it’s not ideal. The only task manager I can use on my work laptop is Microsoft To Do. It does not work the same way as Things, like completed lists (that I try to use as a Project) remain visible even though they are empty or all done.

Has anyone been able to make To Do more Things-like?

Can someone recommend a supplier that can deliver 3 yards of compost in the Morris County area (Morristown, specifically). This is for topdressing my lawn overseed. If you live in this area and you're planning a renovation or overseeding this fall, which local landscape suppliers do you use?

Just noticed this setting on my iPhone. It sounds like a good thing to enable. But curious why it’s not automatic. Put it this way - what’s the reason someone would not want this enabled?

It’s scenes like this that make me realize the show isn’t as timeless as I thought. New younger viewers won’t have any idea mailing DVD’s was a thing. There’s lots of small references to then-current pop culture that no one will understand. Sad.

I never know what to pair with these shorts other than a plain white colored polo shirt. I’m horrible with matching clothes’ colors.

We have a financial advisor who provides annual updates on the 401ks we’ve rolled together. Last time we met he asked about our risk tolerance, mentioning that if we’re going to retire in our early 60s then we should start adjusting the portfolios to make them more conservative. And if we’re going to retire late 60s then leave as-is for now because time is still on our side.

My assumption was late 60s due to our kid still being years away from college. As a parent I feel part of my job is to help pay for as much of college as I can afford, then help get them setup in life as an independent young adult, and (wish list) set aside some money that could someday help pay for a wedding. Obviously this all requires cash and based on a rough timeline of at least college and moving out pushes my retirement age to at least mid 60s if not a few years later.

My spouse has a super stressful job and later told me flat out that working like that until late 60s is a recipe for a heart attack. They want to retire early 60s. While I don’t love my job, it’s not stressful and the idea of retiring 5-7 years earlier than I imagined has me worried about leaving money on the table when I can still earn.

This was a while ago and we haven’t discussed it since then but wondering if this has come up with others here and if/how you came to agreement.

Hi - a quick search here shows years of hate at Jos A Banks’ suit quality. I’m not here to argue that. But what about regular dress trousers, sweaters, and shirts?

Post COVID I’m in an office a few days per week. No one anywhere wears suits. It’s business casual and quite a few people look like slobs.

I can get away with washable khakis but if I wanted to dress up a bit with nice trousers and, when colder, a sweater, could Jos A Banks be worth it when on sale? Any suit or blazer would be complete overkill (I’m on Zoom calls all day) and would make me look like I was going for a job interview.