I absolutely despise work. If there was any way to survive while living alone in a studio apartment or trailer home without having to go to a job I’d do it in a heartbeat.

Have you tried being rich?

Also a lot of redundancy in there.

I mean, there is a home directory for the root-user, that you could use for these things.

Oh, my! Perfect use of that scene. I don’t always lol, when I say lol. But I lol’ed at this for real.

And mild social democratic policies (or as they are called in murrica: COMMUNISM!!!11!1) are your friend as well.

I’ve got one for my bluetooth headphones.

You can change the color of the light ring on them, you can control the noise cancelling modes and set an equalizer.

You can also do some fancy camera scanning of your ears that is supposedly used to personalize their sound.

Imho all pretty gimmicky and useless, or something that doesn’t require a dedicated headphone app. The only thing really useful about it is, that sometimes they have trouble connecting to my phone through the standard Bluetooth menu. The app can take care of that, though. But maybe they could have spent the time developing that app to fix this issue altogether.

Well my main hurdle is, that I don’t have any income right now. I’ve had 4 jobs in the last 10 years after finishing university, none of which lasted longer than 15 months, due to recurring health issues.

If also never lived in the same place for more than 4 years. (except my parent’s house)

So even if a bank would give me a loan, my confidence that I could manage to pay that off is pretty low. Which is kind of a sad state to find yourself in, in your late 30s.

I learned some of the math in uni for my engineering degree, but that was focussed on enterprises, where it makes sense if you generate revenue and get a return of investment to pay off the loan for that investment. I probably need to switch perspective, to actually appreciate it as a tool for cutting expenses in my daily life. If the day comes, where that won’t be purely hypothetical.

But still, I think that only applies to stuff like housing, where you have recurring cost, that could be lower (even if it’s just in the long run) or maybe a car, that you need to get to a job, where it basically enables you to make more money. I don’t see any other cases, where it really makes sense to pay interest on anything.

Care to explain? I got raised differently and avoid financing like the plague, but I’m coming to the realization that I won’t be able to do that forever.

How do you think it can be a net positive? Your insight might help me cope.

Then why are people using this bugger everywhere: 😂

Like theyre actually laughing to tears when they see something remotely funny. I don’t buy it