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This barista FIRE calc also let's you calculate your number is social security (if any) in the advanced settings: https://backofnapkin.co/personal-finance-calculators/barista-fire/
This is honestly such a practical guide for SN beginners. The habit-stacking approach makes total sense—especially the idea of tying SN engagement to something you already do daily. For me, I recently started restoring and enhancing old photos as a side project. I use this AI tool called [url=https://reminiapkking.com/]Remini Pro APK[/url] and it’s wild how much detail it brings back in vintage shots.
So now, every time I enhance a new photo, I log my progress or insights on SN. It keeps me consistent and gives me something real to post about. This habit-loop mindset could be a game-changer for others too. Appreciate the guidance, Sensei!
A few minutes on Canva. Use a brush with a little bit of transparency and select colors from the background
AI is not always the answer
Yeah, that’s definitely a legit concern. Passkeys are cool in theory phishing-resistant, easy to use, no need to remember stuff but in practice, they can feel like a bit of a trap if you don’t fully get how they work. The fact that they’re often locked into an ecosystem (like Apple or Google) means if you lose access to your device and don’t have a backup, you’re basically screwed.
It’s kinda like a password manager that you don’t even realize you’re using and that’s the sketchy part. At least with a password manager, you know where your stuff is and you can export it if needed. With passkeys, if the platform doesn’t offer good portability or recovery options, you’re in trouble.
Exactly this — and what’s wild is Bitcoin doesn’t even get a mention, as if it hasn’t been quietly running an opt-in, borderless, censorship-resistant payments layer for 15 years.
Sure, it’s clunky, volatile, and misused. But name another network that isn’t owned, isn’t stoppable, and clears billions globally 24/7.
Sandbu’s piece hits the urgency but misses the shift:
• Europe is a tenant in America’s payments architecture.
• BRICS wants its own rails — not just to escape sanctions, but to assert monetary sovereignty.
• Stablecoins may be the trojan horse here, quietly onboarding billions via USD-denominated wrappers while dollar stability lasts.
If the EU doesn’t build native infrastructure soon (i.e., something realer than the digital euro PR exercise), it won’t just be America calling the shots — Tether will.
Prediction: -0.28%
Bitcoin’s weekend price action has been sluggish with bearish volume — looks like risk-off sentiment ahead of the Sunday night open. S&P 500 likely to open slightly red.
Yes, the cloud can be hacked, just like any other computer sustem. But big cloud companies like amazon, google spend a lot of money to keep their systems safe. The most commom problems usually happen when people use weak passwords, forget to update their software or set up things the wrong way. So while the cloud is generally safe, it’s important to use good security habits