At work, the Office365 thing is kind of annoying in that it always wants to save yo Onedrive whether I want to or not. Plus it's slways syncing oddly...it randomly brings back things I've long deleted.

At home, I moved to LibreOffice a few years ago. Happy with that.

I love the treasure hunt idea. I thought it was going to be ecash though. Still, nice.

Curious, why do you feel he's dead?

Just a clarification on pledge #2 - free Ross - it was a full, unconditional pardon, not just a commutation. A pardon is the more forgiving of the two. A commutation takes away the punishment, but still leaves a conviction in place and the crime on record. A pardon is like the whole thing never even happened...no crime, no record, no punishment.

Thanks, but a spreadsheet? Not sure that's the best layout for this. There is a GitHub link near the top (and anyone can suggest stuff there or here).

Good button and good to know about customizing the link.

remind me in 100 days April 30, 2025 will be Trump's 100th day as president #47...time for a report card.

"Which instigates the moral reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles, with sniffles predominating." O'Henry, "The Gift of the Magi" https://webhome.auburn.edu/~vestmon/Gift_of_the_Magi.html

Unfortunately, I do not. Writing this, I looked around for such a thing, though only with a half effort. Maybe another stacker has some insight here.

Fair enough about the car and loan. I should have chosen house or something bigger. Or better, something that can't be repo'd, maybe a loan to pay for a huge wedding.

And like clockwork... https://www.coinbase.com/loans

So, if you've knowledge of financial engineering, then using margin is not reckless? And you therefore become rich? Hmm. That sounds like, if you have NASCAR knowledge/skill, then driving really fast is not dangerous. No doubt it's less dangerous than Joe Average driving fast, but 200 mph is still 200 mph.

I don't know anything about this kind of stuff, but this statement sounds crazy scary reckless to me.

I didn't even think of that, but yes! If Alice had taken out a $25,000 loan five years ago at a 10% interest rate, she would have had to pay $37,500 total over those five years. That's a lot more for a 25k car, but that's interest and taking out loans. Her $25k worth of BTC would have gone up by 1,0026% (from $8,902 to $100,186 currently). I think she'd be okay with the extra car cost.