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Almost a year for my current moto cell phone.
I might amazon my new cell since it is a lot cheaper and the only thing,
is signing with a stylist I remember, of and still have a screen shot of where I purchased it.
*last huge expensive thing I purchase*

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Current: medication for my ticks a few days ago, some milk, sourdough bread, pretzel bagels. (No cheese this time around we have plenty of it.)
 
The_Chief said:
I had to buy ANOTHER SSD and return the one I got yesterday.

I plugged it into a SATA adapter and ran a S.M.A.R.T. test on it. Pre-fail, old-age, absolutely worn out! I suspect it was used in a crypto mining rig, worn out and sent back within the return window... and Amazon just repackaged it as an open-box return without testing it. I started the return; included a sticky note on the drive explaining that it's ready for recycling, not resale; and ordered a brand new SSD.

Lesson learned: never trust "used, like-new" flash memory of any kind.
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I will never buy used electronics, especially PC parts.
 
The_Chief said:
Medication for your ticks? Heck, we bought medication for our dogs... but having pet ticks puts you on a whole other level
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Yeah for the tick bite, my mother had the same medication, her doctors said "Stay away from milk basically for a spell. Like two hours before consuming it" Tonight I had a tall glass of milk after I had some dinner, crab meat sliders, that was about eight p.m., I finished and just took my pill, I have to take it with a snack. Well there goes my summer figure :)
 
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A week before we got married, we had to replace our refrigerator. The space was not tall enough for a modern unit, so we got a Kenmore (Whirlpool) in the traditional design of freezer on top and fridge on the bottom. It's pretty small, though (the same one as I had in my apartment) and the freezer has always been problematic, because if you get it too full, it doesn't freeze well and the defrost drain can plug up. When that happens you have to empty it, clear out all the ice and force steam down the drain area to unblock it. That happens about once a year, but all the time we have soft ice cream, etc. And forget ice or otter pops or the like.
So for a couple of years I've been trying to sell my wife on the idea of a smaller chest freezer for the garage...so far it's the best $200 I've spent in a long, long time.
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jhtalisman said:
That's really only 32gb?
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I'd be surprised if it was that much! They're usually no more than 16gb...

Our dishwasher has served us well for around 15 years: but parts I've already replaced are breaking again. Darling Bride and I decided that this one has earned its retirement with our gratitude, and purchased a new one. Should be installed next week.

We're also replacing our hideous 20 year old laminate countertops with either granite or marble countertops (we had wanted quartz until we learned how susceptible it is to scorching). That installation should happen at the end of August.
 
The_Chief said:
I'd be surprised if it was that much! They're usually no more than 16gb...

Our dishwasher has served us well for around 15 years: but parts I've already replaced are breaking again. Darling Bride and I decided that this one has earned its retirement with our gratitude, and purchased a new one. Should be installed next week.

We're also replacing our hideous 20 year old laminate countertops with either granite or marble countertops (we had wanted quartz until we learned how susceptible it is to scorching). That installation should happen at the end of August.
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I have quartz, I swear by it. Though I would never put a hot pan down directly on my counter whether granite, marble, or quartz. Just because I can doesn't mean I should. We went with quartz for the durability and lack of maintenance. No need to seal it periodically.
 
Unforgiven said:
I have quartz, I swear by it. Though I would never put a hot pan down directly on my counter whether granite, marble, or quartz. Just because I can doesn't mean I should. We went with quartz for the durability and lack of maintenance. No need to seal it periodically.
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We wouldn't intentionally put a hot pan or baking sheet on the countertop... but in a holiday rush, when there are pots & pans going everywhere, I don't need a sheet pan of dinner rolls or a skillet of dressing inadvertently creating a permanent scorch mark on a quartz countertop, thanks to some relative who doesn't know better. That scorch doesn't come out! An occasional sealing, every 6 months with marble or once a year with granite, at least forces us to take everything off the countertops and clean everything. The sealing is just a spray & wipe, so nothing really involved.
 
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