Taking out 401k early Trying to keep things simple and somewhat anonymous, but I’ll try to be as informative as possible. Sorry in advance if this is a silly question, but I haven’t found any clear answer online and I’d like to make an informed decision. I have less than 6500 USD (just over 6k USD right now) in a 401k plan I had begun with a company in the US a whil…

Taking Time Off: Fulfillment Center? When running an online store, there is the question of how to take time off, is using a fulfillment center an option? Can it be affordable for a very small online store? Thanks. submitted by /u/nesterspokebar

Hayes: I was ‘unwell’ before taking USWNT role United States women’s national team coach Emma Hayes said on Monday that she was “unwell” before taking on her new role, but experiences so far have helped her get her “mojo back.”

Hi! I’m taking photos of my friend for a project she has for college. I love taking medium ranged photos of my subjects but I would like them to be more clear and get the most out of my camera for tomorrow. I’ll detail more in comments. Any tips? Here’s a bunch of photos I’ve taken over the last few months. Any criticism or feedback will also be greatly appreciated. I have a Nikon D3200 with a Nikon DX 18-55mm lens. I have a flash mount as well. I take all the photos and edit them raw. I usually take all my photos on portrait mode or manual. Please give me all you got people! I have a lo…

Do you find that taking a digital camera helps you stay in the moment compared to taking pictures on your phone? (Less convenient, so more intentional with taking pics) I found that I am often stopping to pull out my phone during trips / hikes, because I want to hold onto the memory. While there’s nothing wrong with that, I think the convenience having the camera on my phone sort of exacerbates the issue. Wondering if anyone has traveled with a digital camera and found that it helped them stay more present. …

Taking a Savings Break.. Curious the group thoughts on this. I’m 40 and started my professional career at 30. For the last ten years I’ve lived off one paycheck. I pay my bills and take my spending money from one, and for the last 10 years I used the other half to pay off my student loans and save up $110k for a house down payment fund, as well as another $25k in vario…

Taking Time Daylight saving time ends tomorrow. How will you make use of the extra hour?

Am I taking too big of a risk? My wife and I are considering putting an offer on our first home after stumbling upon what we consider our dream home. It’s at what I’d consider the top of our budget, but has me wondering are we risking too much? We’re both software engineers making roughly 500k a year. 420k in savings. Monthly income after bills, fun money, and employee match …

Taking crossdressing on my travels: what am I missing? Lip liner not pictured but will be included. What else would you advise for feminising makeup, that will fit into my makeup travel bag? I have plenty of space left and of course will be taking my brushes and sponges submitted by /u/CD_NWUK

Taking over my Father’s mortgage My dad died unexpectedly on the 25th of last month. He left no will and had a small life insurance policy which covered his funeral. The only thing he had really was his house. It’s not in the best of shape, but appraised in 2020 for 194k. He currently owes about 117k on a mortgage. My brother and I hired a probate lawyer to have the house spilt…

Payment taking service? I have been looking for a payment taking service for the uk which allows for the sale of items like vapes, grinders, papers, etc. Does anyone know anything that would work? submitted by /u/Jcole10

Taking the plunge We are a small web design agency and we specialise in e-commerce – both build and marketing so know the market. Business hasn’t been great recently with rising acquisition costs and it’s starting to have an adverse affect. I’ve often thought about building our own e-commerce brand as we have set up hundreds over the years but something has alwa…

AI is taking over your web browser Image: The VergeHi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 33, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, so psyched you found us, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I’ve been writing about the end of Google Podcasts and the rise of AI gadgets, watching Girls…

Taking over parents mortgage My parents want the wife and I to take over their mortgage. They are both in their 70s and on SS and receive $2900 a month. My parents would live with us in the house. House appraised for $500k in 2020 when they refinanced around 3% and they owe $350k. The plan is to save the amount they would be paying each a month for the next five years and d…

Taking a photo of a Spiderweb? A big spider has built a beautiful web right next to my apartment, and I’d love to get a good photo of it. Any advice on getting it to show up well on camera? I don’t want to disturb the spider or its web. submitted by /u/cutcutpastepaste

Can some explain how this shot was taking? submitted by /u/Own_Character_3739

Is it worth taking this new job? I work in healthcare and currently make $32/hr and have a serious offer in hand for $38/hr at a hospital about 30 minutes away. The only spanner in the works is that I will have to pay back $8500 in tuition reimbursement if I leave now. I made a 2 year commitment and there is 18 months remaining before I’m clear. I have over 100 hours of PTO t…

My sunroom. The plants are taking over. submitted by /u/Spiritual-Bat3642

AI voices are taking over the internet Illustration by Samar Haddad / The VergeYou may not think of it this way, but you probably hear AI voices all the time. When you’re talking to Alexa or Siri, that’s a model trained on human speech to be able to say almost anything. Did you ever have a celebrity give you directions on Waze? AI. And every time you watch TikTok and you hear that sl…

Taking People At Their Word As a child, I was taught to take people at their word. I continue to live this way. This means, if you tell me something, I’m going to believe you.  This is true, even if what you say is implausible, … Read More…