My 2005 highlander has cost me nothing but tires, fuel and batteries. Oh, and a serpentine belt. Very reliable and gas efficient and doubles as a bit of a truck as needed. I doubt I’ll do this well on my next vehicle.

I could do this, I was hoping to not run cables, but this is probably the better solution. Two WAP would probably work.

Hoping for a $500-ish solution…

Yep, something like one plane per day would have to go down to equal US auto deaths.

Sorry for your futile day. Seems your phones data, 4G or 5G, should have enabled your needs…

At night, Kindle paper-white, one book at a time. Some nights i read for an hour, some just a few minutes. If it doesn’t hold my interest, I move on.

When is a car not a car? When it turns into a driveway!

Open up a dispute with your credit card company. The merchant will have to provide a receipt of some type to the bank, to prove a transaction took place

I can probably see a new computer by then… (my car hits 20 next year…) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Thank you. I’m retired, and unlikely to upgrade Office. Ver 2016 still does exactly what I need to do.

I’ll keep my router secured, my firewall updated as long as it will, and anti virus /malware up to date.

Serious question : My desktop is incompatible with Win11, I run Win10, and I use it for web browsing, Excel, and a little Word processing. Nothing else. Can’t i just continue on as is? Not a gamer, not a heavy user…

I was pleased to hear that Manhattan Transfer added lyrics to Weather Report’s Birdland. But I still prefer the original.

Pudding, with their fingers

Sequence is a favorite of mine.

Love an analog clock

I blame barking spiders

Agree. “never deny a woodworker the joy of picking out their own tools”

Not sure of the OP’s purpose, but this is Augusta GA.

Everything looks better looking backwards. But now is easily better. We had to go to the library and check out actual books, we had to research in the physical encyclopedias, cars were less comfortable… Heck, I’m on a hand-held computer we call a smartphone… :)

When I was in grade school in the 60s, we had a math problem… “how old will you be in the year 2000?” I calculated 42 and thought “OMG, I’ll be nearly dead by then”…