You’re greatly misinformed. Russia and Belarus are tons safer than your average American or Western European city.
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Enjoy your latitude, but you don’t have the right to tell me that I can’t enjoy my M1 max.
Different strokes for different folks.
It's a fairly safe city and even safer than most American cities.
This isn't the city of the 90's Pablo Escobar anymore.
They work great for phone calls, music listening, noise cancellation is great, too.
Maybe not as good as Sony, but as an overall product, I love them and would buy them again in a heartbeat.
You're most likely better off anyway.
The original ones were awesome, but these ones are even better. Absolute game changer.
Has anyone upgraded from an older Air to a 16"? Is the increase in performance more like a "OMG" or "Not bad"?
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I'm going to steal this line. Great post.
Not a good rule. I know many guys that are making serious money because they improved something that already existed.
As an American citizen who's been to over 60 countries and as someone who's currently traveling through Europe, I've been treated with nothing but warmth and welcoming attitude by immigration (and other) officials.
Never had a single issue anywhere.
Absolutely no regrets.
I probably only make about $20-$25k a year off a few low maintenance projects, taking up random contracting gigs when I feel like.
The experience of seeing new places and meeting new people is priceless. No amount of money, equity or incentives can ever make up for that.
If I could change one thing, it would've been quitting my full time job even earlier.
This content isn't any more thought provoking than the content you find in any mainstream magazine at an airport kiosk.
No, it doesn't.
I think you should invest in a good dictionary. You're walking on very, very thin ice.
But, thanks to mostly people like you, that word has been hugely trivialized to mean not much more well... than anything really.
Let's not burn the OP at the stake just because he used a word that you think is somehow improper. That's something you have to deal with all on your own.
Really? Did you go around and ask everyone who works there if they feel "it's unprofessional and demeaning"? Or is it just you who feels that way?
Please don't blow this out of proportion.
A business is a business; the amount of labor you'll have to put into it will be proportional to the supply and demand that exists in that specific market.
Sorry, but there's no free lunch.