I have used Robinhood since 2017. I liked how it was simple and the trades were commission-free. Lately I've switched over to Chase You-Invest for new trades because I bank there and trades are now commission-free. After reading this, I will move faster.

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Meet the same system, same as the old system.

Same in Austin.

"It said it suspended one account in Hong and two in the United States but has now reinstated these accounts and will not allow further requests from China to affect users outside the country."

Conveniently outside the June 4th remembrance. How good of them!

I’m in Austin too, I love how Abbot and Adler basically hate each other.

I moved to Oregon in 2015 and didn’t want Comcast. Frontier told me it would take three weeks to install service. Three weeks later: they refused to install. Comcast set up service the very next day.

I fly monthly, and I have the Quiet Comfort 35 II (the previous model before the current ones). I find them indispensable, the almost completely remove the engine noise without any audio. While watching a movie or listening to music I cannot hear the engines at all. I would happily buy them again.

I started a subscription to Google Play Music when it first came out for $7.99/mo. It's still that much but now includes no ads on Youtube. The no-ads part is the main reason I keep it now.

I moved from Oregon to Texas. You are not far off.

I use it on my work laptop and my home desktop. It worked right out of the box for me on every machine Iâ(TM)ve put it on, which I canâ(TM)t say the same for Manjaro. Iâ(TM)m not switching to Manjaro or switching distorts, I think Iâ(TM)ll be switching over to a *BSD now.

Happened to me on Wednesday, and Iâ(TM)m in Texas.

If you want streaming of your own audio files (in your preferred format) I would suggest Plex (https://www.plex.tv/). I've recently decided to move as far away from Google as I can (iOS is probably just as bad in tracking) so I bought a personal cloud device and installed the Plex server on it. I then ripped all my DVDs and CDs onto the device and now I basically have Google Play Movies/Music/Photos.

I did have to buy the subscription ($120 for a lifetime license) but considering I'll be getting rid of Google Play Music at $10/mo I'll be turning a profit soon enough.

I have no inside knowledge of this, but I think I can answer your questions with some business logic.

1. Adobe CS/Apple Pro apps will work on Mac Pro hardware with XEON. So you'll pay $10k for professional work. You will, because Apple.
2. iOS/MacOS will become the same thing for non Mac-Pro devices. If you want the full power of MacOS, see above.

I read the article and while it says "All Macs" I am extremely skeptical that Apple would abandon the full horsepower that Intel gives. Then again, it is Apple and I am probably dead wrong.

Yeah, I'm with you on that. I just said KDE because it's a more "pretty" UI like OSX.