prestonbriggs

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   by prestonbriggs 14y ago

   I also noticed (and complained) that their passwords were limited to so absurdly short sequence. Not sure if it's still true. Hope not.
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   by prestonbriggs 14y ago

   The current answers seem good, but I wonder why you work? Or perhaps: why work so much? You're pretty young and your parents are supporting you, at least providing housing, which is pretty nice. I'd tackle some of those personal projects yo
3. 123.▲
   by prestonbriggs 15y ago

   Gill Sans was my guess, but looking at the R, I'm certainly wrong.
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   by prestonbriggs 15y ago

   I'm a boomer, have no debt, own my houses, and have a fair amount of cash. But I have no pension and don't foresee any particular income from my cash while the Fed holds interest rates at near zero. Hard to imagine retiring now. And no matt
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   by prestonbriggs 16y ago

   Another interesting view of all this is via John Crowley's novel "Little, Big" (certainly heavily influenced by Yates). Preston
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   by prestonbriggs 16y ago

   Well, T-Bills, of course. Short term, so that you don't get stuck when interest rates rise. TIPS are another thought. You're dismissing lots of conservative/safe alternatives because they don't yield much. But that's today. Next year, 5 y